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A privately owned site in the low hills of Berkeley ([https://www.google.com/maps/place/37°53'16.8%22N+122°16'04.8%22W/@37.8880042,-122.2705803,17z map])(photos) |
A privately owned site in the low hills of Berkeley ([https://www.google.com/maps/place/37°53'16.8%22N+122°16'04.8%22W/@37.8880042,-122.2705803,17z map])(photos) |
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== Backbone == |
== Backbone == |
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Revision as of 18:11, 23 January 2024
A privately owned site in the low hills of Berkeley (map)(photos)
The Berkeley site's primary purpose is to bridge the Backbone to the more general Internet. This bridge will be replaced with a permanent bridge at Hurricane Electric.
Backbone
Dish to Wolfback
- Radio: airFiber 5XHD
- Antenna: UISP 30 dBi dish
- Frequency: -
- Bandwidth: 20 MHz
- Location: 37.888, -122.268
- Altitude: -
- Bearing: 259°
Transit Information
This site provides a peering point between the Backbone and the more general Internet.
Software
The Backbone network is peered using BGP running on Mikrotik CHR. We accept a full table for both IPv4 and IPv6.
Transits
Peering operates over Wireguard tunnels to two transit points:
- FreeRangeCloud (Fremont) - primary
- Route64.org (Kansas City) - backup
Hardware
The Mikrotik routing software runs on a redundant Ryzen cluster running Proxmox and Ceph.
Connections
The site primary connection to its peers is over 2Gb/s fiber. Backup connectivity is provided by Starlink.
Power
The site has limited battery backup plus a backup generator to handle longer outages.
Contacts
Site Admin
- Tim Wilkinson - KN6PLV - tim@sfwem.net
Mesh Admin
- Tim Wilkinson - KN6PLV - tim@sfwem.net