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-====== 44net and amateur radio networks ======
-Amateur radio networking brings radio links and Internet protocols together. It can support experiments with packet transport, routing, services and network measurements.
-===== 44net =====
-net is associated with amateur radio IP networking. Address assignments and connectivity should be documented using the current guidance from the organisation responsible for the allocation.
-A publicly routed address identifies a network endpoint. It does not automatically mean every link to that endpoint is an RF link: connectivity may include radio, wired networks, tunnels or a combination of these.
-===== Tunnels and measurements =====
-A tunnel transports one network connection inside another. WireGuard is one way to construct an encrypted IP tunnel. When reporting measurements through a tunnel, include the tunnel in the description so readers can interpret latency, reachability and routing accurately.
-RIPE Atlas provides distributed network measurements. A software probe can run on a server, and its measurements describe the network path available to that probe.
-===== Wikiham's network context =====
-This wiki is operated by XZGroup. The separately hosted [[https://atlas.ripe.net/probes/1017882/|RIPE Atlas probe 1017882]] uses public 44net addresses over WireGuard. Its network path is associated with AS197736.
-===== Further reading =====
-  * [[https://www.ardc.net/|Amateur Radio Digital Communications]].
-  * [[https://www.wireguard.com/|WireGuard]].
-  * [[https://atlas.ripe.net/|RIPE Atlas]].