Have always been curious about setting up an ISP. Especially so recently. I have been unsuccessful finding much information, though I haven't tried as hard as I probably could. Anyone have any good links?
From what I understand so far, the model they encourage is: - register a legal entity (coop, non-proft, corp, whatever) - register with IANA to get an ipv4 and ipv6 block - find an ISP who can do the BGP announcements for you (DSL resellers usually support it, even if for a residential connection) - use something like Quagga for routing, no need for big expensive routers - connect with whatever premises you want your…
Federating Do-It-Yourself ISPs from around the world
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Re: Federating Do-It-Yourself ISPs from around the world
#32Can you do this sort of thing in the US? Are the legal/political barriers too high?
If you just want to set up a DSL reseller account, knock yourself out.
Re: Federating Do-It-Yourself ISPs from around the world
#33Have always been curious about setting up an ISP. Especially so recently. I have been unsuccessful finding much information, though I haven't tried as hard as I probably could. Anyone have any good links?
From what I understand so far, the model they encourage is: - register a legal entity (coop, non-proft, corp, whatever) - register with IANA to get an ipv4 and ipv6 block - find an ISP who can do the BGP announcements for you (DSL resellers usually support it, even if for a residential connection) - use something like Quagga for routing, no need for big expensive routers - connect with whatever premises you want your…
This might be a list worth compiling: ISP's that will announce IPv4 address blocks for residential customers.