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| − | MikroTik devices are used in HamWAN type networks. | + | MikroTik devices are used in HamWAN type networks. Once you are connected to HamWAN, you can then setup your AllStarLink/PTTLink devices on the network. |
HamWAN is a non-profit organization (501c3) developing best practices for high speed amateur radio data networks. HamWAN also runs the Puget Sound Data Ring, which is a real-world network implementation of the proposed designs. | HamWAN is a non-profit organization (501c3) developing best practices for high speed amateur radio data networks. HamWAN also runs the Puget Sound Data Ring, which is a real-world network implementation of the proposed designs. | ||
More information is located on their website at https://hamwan.org/ | More information is located on their website at https://hamwan.org/ | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 10 July 2021
Welcome to the MikroTik Wiki page. Here you will find items specifically about using MikoTik devices and software as it relates to Ham Radio and/or AllStarLink/PTTLink.
General Information
Mikrotik Website: https://mikrotik.com/
44Net
You can use MikroTik devices as a way to connect to 44Net. Once connected, you can then setup your AllStarLink/PTTLink node with a 44Net IP address.
IPSEC
Sometimes you need to secure a link between a system and an MikroTik device.
- strongSwan to MikroTik - Information on connecting MikroTik to a system running the strongSwan IPSEC software
HamWAN
MikroTik devices are used in HamWAN type networks. Once you are connected to HamWAN, you can then setup your AllStarLink/PTTLink devices on the network.
HamWAN is a non-profit organization (501c3) developing best practices for high speed amateur radio data networks. HamWAN also runs the Puget Sound Data Ring, which is a real-world network implementation of the proposed designs.
More information is located on their website at https://hamwan.org/