"House Rules"


The TCP/IP network in Connecticut is being enhanced to provide IP connectivity
for TCP/IP users. Traffic through the network is to be IP.

If a user is served by a switch on frequency, the user should default route
through the switch so traffic on the frequency can be managed by the switch.
This eliminates the "hidden transmitter" problem that causes packet collisions
and retries.

Users served by a switch are DISCOURAGED from doing direct routing and/or ax25
connects on the switch frequency. Yes YOUR throughput may be increased, but
what about other users? This system is to promote a "network" concept that
addresses all users' needs.

Users are ENCOURAGED to promote the use of TCP/IP and voice opinions as to the
direction this network is to take. It's easy to criticize but hard to criticize
in the right forum so things are improved. BE HEARD! GET INVOLVED!