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Why and how you should build and run your own Internet Access Provider, or at least try TL;DR: Y U NO ISP taziden ffdn.org/en DISCLAIMER access hosting transit What do these places have in common? There is a community-driven ISP in each

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Why and how you should build and run your own Internet Access Provider,

  • r at least try
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TL;DR: Y U NO ISP taziden ffdn.org/en

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DISCLAIMER access hosting transit

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What do these places have in common?

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There is a community-driven ISP in each of these places!

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FDN: French Data Network Since 1992 (Almost) nothing has changed

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FDN At first, POTS Proven useful lately in Egypt, Syria, ... Since 2005, ADSL access

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FDN Around 450 members

  • Approx. 200 people connected all over France

~80Mb/s /22 Founding member of a non-profit LIR: Gitoyen

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Have you already seen your ISP's routers?

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FDN Public IPs: v4/v6 Also VPN People can ask for more IPs People can ask for prioritization People help each other

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FDN Choose your own adventure books ISP You're the hero of your own story

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2010, time to spread the word

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FFDN 2011: 7 non-profit ISPs, ~450 members Now: 21 non-profit ISPs, ~1500 members All over France

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How Backhaul contracts 5GHz Wifi bridges FTTH?

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Some examples

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Rhizome Student ISP Temporary wireless access Cheap, easy to setup ~ 50 - 70 connected

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Tetaneutral.net Fiber to the DC Tetalab Wireless, VPN, VM hosting Both dense and dark zones Provides access to squats

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355 members

  • Approx. 150 - 200 connected

Wireless on top of fibers

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PClight89, in Burgundy ~30 connected First aimed at teaching comp.

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Why More control on the infrastructure Spread knowledge Political Fun

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We decide Services Prices Technologies

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We share Wiki IRC AFK meetings

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We advocate Journalists Politicians SME Cinema distribution

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We have fun

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Obstacles Legal framework Market Community/human issues You're building something that needs to last

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EU Legal framework Not much Most important, the country regulation We could try to push things on EU level

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Guifi BUB Bottom Up Broadband initiative Gather interest and fund eu projects FTTH, wireless

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Technical stuff

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Free software Quagga, bird, l2tpns, freeradius Openwrt Nothing difficult Sharing is the key

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Elsewhere Guifi (ES) FNF (US) Ninux (IT) In Berlin (DE) Altermundi (AR) ...

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DIY ISP international mailing list ffdn.org/diy

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Y U NO TRY ?

ffdn.org/en contact@ffdn.org @taziden