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(Created page with "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) The Oxford site's primary purpose is to bridge the Backbone to the more general Internet. == 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 == ......") |
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== Transit Information == |
== Transit Information == |
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| + | This site provides a peering point between the Backbone and the more general Internet. |
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| + | === Software === |
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| + | The Backbone network is peered using [[wikipedia:Border_Gateway_Protocol|BGP]] running on [https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=18350234 Mikrotik CHR]. We accept a full table for both IPv4 and IPv6. |
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| + | === Transits === |
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| + | Peering operates over [[wikipedia:WireGuard|Wireguard]] tunnels to two transit points: |
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| + | * [https://freerangecloud.com/ FreeRangeCloud] (Fremont) - primary |
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| + | * [https://route64.org/ Route64.org] (Kansas City) - backup |
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| + | === Hardware === |
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| + | The Mikrotik routing software runs on a redundant Ryzen cluster running [[wikipedia:Proxmox_Virtual_Environment|Proxmox]] and [[wikipedia:Ceph_(software)|Ceph]]. |
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| + | === Connections === |
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| + | The site primary connection to its peers is over 2Gb/s fiber. Backup connectivity is provided by [[wikipedia:Starlink|Starlink]]. |
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| + | === Power === |
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| + | The site has limited battery backup plus a backup generator to handle longer outages. |
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== Contacts == |
== Contacts == |
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Revision as of 17:56, 8 July 2023
A privately owned site in the low hills of Berkeley (map)(photos)
The Oxford site's primary purpose is to bridge the Backbone to the more general Internet.
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.j.wilkinson@gmail.com
Mesh Admin
- Tim Wilkinson - KN6PLV - tim.j.wilkinson@gmail.com