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| − | On hackday 1, we came across the problem that our internet connection was limited; one could only do http (80) and https (443). | + | On [[Science Hack Day 2013|hackday]] 1, we came across the problem that our internet connection was limited; one could only do http (80) and https (443). |
The rest (ssh, rdp, vnc, pptp, etc.) was blocked. | The rest (ssh, rdp, vnc, pptp, etc.) was blocked. | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 4 June 2013
| Project: ACKsesspoint | |
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| State | Planned |
| Members | xopr |
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| Description | Create an all-in-one accesspoint/router |
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Problem
On hackday 1, we came across the problem that our internet connection was limited; one could only do http (80) and https (443).
The rest (ssh, rdp, vnc, pptp, etc.) was blocked.
Hack
PsychiC and Da Syntax bridged a laptop's wifi with a wired connection to an accesspoint.
created a public accessible accesspoint which tunneled traffic over a VPN to end up in the network of ACKspace.
(long term) solution
The idea is: use a semi-fancy router to create a fully fledged mobile spacenet accesspoint.
The router has to have:
- dual radio, dual frequency (2.4GHz and 5GHz, WAN client, and LAN infrastructure)
- vlan tagging (for routing multiple wired wan, might be optional)
- nice bandwidth/throughput
The functionality:
- VPN tunnel to ACKspace
- SpaceNet
- Battery operated or battery backup, like in the Guerilla VoIP box.
