[abound]

I already posted in this thread, but then I remembered a few months ago I had posted about my ISP + web host project. [1]

Since then, I configured all the hardware (switches, router, server, bastion host, etc), put it in a real colo, and am doing BGP with one upstream (with a second upstream and some peers on the way). This means I'm officially part of the internet! E.g. https://bgp.tools/as/55078

I'm just working on some BGP and network hardening stuff, then I'll start putting real live services on the server. And in parallel, I'm working on getting the link from my home to the colo active, so I can be my own home internet provider.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45870010

[Improx]

How did you receive your ipv4 /24 subnet?

[abound]

My /24 came from ARIN's NRPM 4.10 block [1]. Basically, you can get a /24 if you'll use it to help IPv6 adoption, which is what I'm doing: my web hosting service will offer shared IPv4 and dedicated IPv6 (like Fly.io does), and same for the ISP - CGNAT for the IPv4, dedicated IPv6 subnets.

[1] https://www.arin.net/participate/policy/nrpm/#4-10-dedicated...