> Firstly, we need to cull at least 10.0.0/24 and 172.16.0/24 from 
> the address
> ranges used, as these are common in smaller netowrks, otherwise 
> these ranges
> are fine.

Seconded, who's going to keep track of this? A listing on the 
melbwireless web site?

> OSPF seems worth playing with as well.
> 
> Hmm, amateur network experimentors is starting to fit this group.

As well as routing stuff over the wan, I'd be interested in routing 
stuff via either semi permanent dial up to another node or over the 
internet. This would make it possible to have a (somewhat limitied by 
bandwidth)capacity to set up mail / news / chat?? servers that spanned 
the gaps in the network for now and also give us the chance to get to 
work on routing sooner.
How difficult is it to route via ssh / vpn tunnels and OSPF? I'm 
reading that cisco stuff right now, not that I understand much of it 
but it's a start.

Matt




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