Here is the list of criteria which a node needs to meet in order to be an official PersonalTelco node. See NodeTypes for a list of all the different types of nodes: '''All Nodes''' * Must be listed on the [[http://map.personaltelco.net/|node map]]. * 20060222 is this really a requirement anymore? Should it instead be the NetworkAddressAllocations listing? * 2006.05.27: That change sounds reasonable to me. (- KeeganQuinn) * Must be on most of the time. * ''added 20030611'' '''Gateway Node''' * The Node '''MUST''' provide an AccessPoint (ie. run in InfrastructureMode) and '''MUST NOT''' restrict access via [[WEP]], [[802.1x]] or any other mechanism. * The AccessPoint '''MUST''' broadcast its [[ESSID]] and have it set to ''www.personaltelco.net'' or ''www.personaltelco.net/nodeXXX'' (where XXX is the number from the [[http://map.personaltelco.net/|node map]]). ESSID '''MUST''' be all lower case. * 20060222 Proposed change "or www.personaltelco.net/identifier where the identifier is the node name, number or other description." * 2006.05.27: Who proposes this change? (- KeeganQuinn) * 2006.05.27: I think that we should generally not encourage people to use any ESSID other than ''www.personaltelco.net'' unless they have a '''very good reason''' to do so. I guess that would be a '''SHOULD''' directive. (- KeeganQuinn) * The Network '''MUST''' provide open <> and zero cost access to the internet and/or the "wireless cloud". * The AccessPoint The Node '''MUST''' serve IP addresses to clients via DHCP or IPv6 autoconfiguration. * The AccessPoint '''MUST''' be accessible from a public space (ie. can't require trespass or breaking and entering to get a usable signal). * The Node '''SHOULD''' run a CaptivePortal with the NodeSplashPages and display the AcceptableUseAgreement. '''Repeater Node''' * The Node '''MUST''' connect at least two other repeater or gateway nodes together. * The Node '''MUST''' provide free peering and transit along the terms of the [[http://www.freenetworks.org/|FreeNetworks Peer Agreement]]. ---- MUST, SHOULD, etc. directives as defined in RFC: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2119.html -RossOlson ---- Are we/did we adopt the [[http://www.freenetworks.org/peering.html|FreeNetworks Peering Agreement]]? Yes, summer of 2004 after the FreeNetworks summit. ---- [CategoryDocumentation]