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| See also the [http://tuscolomesh.ninux.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20&Itemid=38 TuscoloMesh FAQ] (italian) | |
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'''ninux.org''' is a [wiki:WikiPedia:Wireless_community_network wireless community network]: a network of computers connected without wires, created by a community of geeks, radio amateurs and fans in Rome. |
'''ninux.org''' is a [[WikiPedia:Wireless_community_network|wireless community network]]: a network of computers connected without wires, created by a community of geeks, radio amateurs and fans in Italy. |
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| Think about deploying a telephone line from your house to your neighbour. Now imagine that your neighbour would do the same with his neighbour, until the process covers a full neighbourhood or a city. And now imagine, thanks to these cables, to have the opportunity to freely speak with the people of the whole city, using a community network. Now imagine, in addition to speaking for free, to be able to share pictures and movies using your PC. At last, imagine to get rid of all the cables (hence removing any need to hide these cables somewhere) and use the radiowaves. In particular we use the 802.11 technology, also known as Wi-Fi. Currently on the market there are several models of Access Points (or Wireless Routers) that use 802.11 technology, which also enable you to load a [[Firmware_Linux|Linux Firmware]] onto it to realize this kind of networks at a reasonable price. Interesting huh? | |
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| Think about deploying a telephone line from your house to your neighbour. Now imagine that your neighbour would do the same with his neighbour, until the process covers a full neighbourhood or a city. And now imagine, thanks to these cables, to have the opportunity to freely speak with the people of the whole city, using a community network. Now imagine, in addition to speaking for free, to be able to share pictures and movies using your PC. At last, imagine to get rid of all the cables (so without need of construction work) and to use the radiowaves. In particular we use 802.11 technology, also known as Wi-Fi. There exist Access Points (or Wireless Routers) that use 802.11 technology that using a [wiki:Self:Firmware_Linux Linux Firmware] allow to realize this kind of networks at a reasonable price. == Where this idea comes from? == Wireless Community Networks do exist in the whole World since many years. At the beginning we took inspiration from [wiki:SeattleWireless: Seattle Wireless] but now we have a conception of a wireless network community very close to the one of [http://www.freifunk.net Freifunk]. [[BR]] [http://www.freenetworks.org Here] and [http://global.freifunk.net here] you can find a list of free networks all over the World. Some of them are inspired by the WirelessCommonsManifesto, the same that inspired our [wiki:Self:NinuxOrgManifestoInEnglish ninux.org manifesto]. |
== Where did this idea comes from? == Wireless Community Networks have been around for many years in several parts of the world. At the beginning we took inspiration from [[SeattleWireless:|Seattle Wireless]] but now we have a conception of a wireless network community very close to the one of [[http://www.freifunk.net|Freifunk]]. <<BR>> [[http://www.freenetworks.org|Here]] and [[http://global.freifunk.net|here]] you can find a list of free networks all over the World. Some of them are inspired by the WirelessCommonsManifesto, the same that inspired our [[NinuxOrgManifestoInEnglish|ninux.org manifesto]]. |
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The aim of ninux.org is the creation of an urban intranet for experimental purposes only, so '''no Internet'''. |
The aim of ninux.org is the creation of an urban '''intranet''' for experimental purposes only, so '''no Internet'''. |
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Sure! You can contribute in many ways. You may want to subscribe to our [wiki:Self:MailingListsInEnglish mailing lists], or if you are in Italy you can come to our [wiki:Self:Riunioni meetings], or help by editing this wiki (please read WikiEditingGuidelines), partecipate to [:Events], or help in the translation of [wiki:Self:wndw Wireless Networking in the Developing World]. See also "Can I create a network node?" |
Sure! You can contribute in many ways. You may want to subscribe to our [[MailingListsInEnglish|mailing lists]], or if you are in Italy you can come to our [[Riunioni|meetings]], or help by editing this wiki (please read WikiEditingGuidelines), partecipate to [[Events]], or help in the translation of [[wndw|Wireless Networking in the Developing World]]. See also "Can I create a network node?" |
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No. The majority of us prefers the [wiki:Self:MailingListsInEnglish MailingLists] + [wiki:Self: wiki] approach, i.e. no forum. But you can find the Web archive of the mailing list [http://www.ninux.org/cgi-bin/mlarchive/index.cgi here] or use the [http://www.ninux.org/cgi-bin/mlarchive/index.cgi?0:::rss rss feed]. |
No. The majority of us prefers the [[MailingListsInEnglish|MailingLists]] + [[|wiki]] approach, i.e. no forum. But you can find the Web archive of the mailing list [[http://mail.ninux.org/cgi-bin/mlarchive/index.cgi|here]] or use the [[http://mail.ninux.org/cgi-bin/mlarchive/index.cgi?0:::rss|rss feed]]. |
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Unfortunately in Italy, unlike the rest of the World, the law doesn't seem to allow to freely create 802.11 (Wi-Fi) radio links on public spaces. The legislative situation is very unclear (at least for us!), but it seems that a radio-amateur license is necessary (but it costs money and getting through an exam), or a wi-fi license (that costs money and must be "updated" at every change). But the 2.4GHz frequency should be free and open to everybody, like bluetooth, that operates on the same spectrum of Wi-Fi, but without the need of licenses or fees. Getting back to the question, we cannot tell you to create a network node. |
In Italy, since June 2012, private communications among citizens are allowed on 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 17 GHz frequencies. For further infos read the page [[LeggiWireless]] |
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| A network node may be defined as the [[Hardware]] and [[Firmware_Linux|software]] required to interconnect to other nodes in a network. | |
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| A network node may be defined as the ["Hardware"] and [wiki:Self:Firmware_Linux software] required to interconnect to other nodes in a network. | == How do I create a network node? == There are many ways to do it. Read the HowToInEnglish and the [[Hardware]] pages. Usually a node is made of an [[self:Hardware#head-9296dd9a6af7f556f7840c6bd7b2bfcf5087cffc|antenna]] with an [[self:Hardware#head-da32834eb8012c57df1bc5f7ac4e661afc72aeb6|Access Point]], powered through PowerOverEthernet. You can also find information in the [[http://wndw.net|WNDW]] book. |
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| == Come si crea un nodo? == | == What is the topology of the network? Which routing protocols are you using? == Ninux.org Is a mesh network based on the [[self:Wireless_Mesh_Routing#head-64b16ab5d78ef02ff05d88befe613ab3be53f23e|OLSR]] routing protocol. You can find the [[OLSRTopology]] here. |
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| Ci sono vari modi per creare un nodo. Seguendo i link sul [http://www.ninux.org sito] e sul [wiki:Self:FrontPage wiki] puoi trovare varie informazioni. Il tipico nodo è costituito da un [wiki:self:Hardware#head-da32834eb8012c57df1bc5f7ac4e661afc72aeb6 Access Point], con un'[wiki:self:Hardware#head-9296dd9a6af7f556f7840c6bd7b2bfcf5087cffc antenna], alimentato attraverso il PowerOverEthernet. Vedi anche ListaSpesa. Puoi anche trovare informazioni sul libro ["wndw"]. == Com'è fatta la rete? Quali protocolli di routing utilizzate? == E' una rete mesh basata su [wiki:self:Wireless_Mesh_Routing#head-64b16ab5d78ef02ff05d88befe613ab3be53f23e OLSR]. Trovi la topologia [wiki:Self:OLSRTopology qui]. == Ah! Bello! Perché non facciamo un'associazione? == Molti di noi non sono favorevoli a creare un'associazione, sia perché comporterebbe questioni burocratiche e organizzative che non siamo ancora pronti ad affrontare (per esempio ci vorrebbe per forza un presidente responsabile), sia perché verrebbe meno un principio filosofico della rete, cioè che i nodi non devono essere di un unico ente responsabile, ma dei rispettivi proprietari, ognuno responsabile del proprio nodo... == Che vuol dire "ninux"? == Il nome rimanda a quello di Nino, il fondatore del progetto, anche se il significato che alcuni di noi gli attribuiscono è '''No Internet, Network Under eXperiment'''. |
== What does "ninux" mean? == The name comes from Nino, the founder of the project, but for many of us the meaning is '''No Internet, Network Under eXperiment'''. |
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Ninux.org Frequently Asked Questions
- What is ninux.org?
- What you mean?
- Where did this idea comes from?
- When will ninux.org reach me, so that you can give me an Internet connection?
- Can I help?
- Do you have a forum?
- Can I create a network node?
- But what is a "network node"?
- How do I create a network node?
- What is the topology of the network? Which routing protocols are you using?
- What does "ninux" mean?
What is ninux.org?
ninux.org is a wireless community network: a network of computers connected without wires, created by a community of geeks, radio amateurs and fans in Italy.
What you mean?
Think about deploying a telephone line from your house to your neighbour. Now imagine that your neighbour would do the same with his neighbour, until the process covers a full neighbourhood or a city. And now imagine, thanks to these cables, to have the opportunity to freely speak with the people of the whole city, using a community network. Now imagine, in addition to speaking for free, to be able to share pictures and movies using your PC. At last, imagine to get rid of all the cables (hence removing any need to hide these cables somewhere) and use the radiowaves. In particular we use the 802.11 technology, also known as Wi-Fi. Currently on the market there are several models of Access Points (or Wireless Routers) that use 802.11 technology, which also enable you to load a Linux Firmware onto it to realize this kind of networks at a reasonable price. Interesting huh?
Where did this idea comes from?
Wireless Community Networks have been around for many years in several parts of the world. At the beginning we took inspiration from Seattle Wireless but now we have a conception of a wireless network community very close to the one of Freifunk.
Here and here you can find a list of free networks all over the World. Some of them are inspired by the WirelessCommonsManifesto, the same that inspired our ninux.org manifesto.
When will ninux.org reach me, so that you can give me an Internet connection?
The aim of ninux.org is the creation of an urban intranet for experimental purposes only, so no Internet.
Can I help?
Sure! You can contribute in many ways. You may want to subscribe to our mailing lists, or if you are in Italy you can come to our meetings, or help by editing this wiki (please read WikiEditingGuidelines), partecipate to Events, or help in the translation of Wireless Networking in the Developing World. See also "Can I create a network node?"
Do you have a forum?
No. The majority of us prefers the MailingLists + [[|wiki]] approach, i.e. no forum. But you can find the Web archive of the mailing list here or use the rss feed.
Can I create a network node?
In Italy, since June 2012, private communications among citizens are allowed on 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 17 GHz frequencies. For further infos read the page LeggiWireless
But what is a "network node"?
A network node may be defined as the Hardware and software required to interconnect to other nodes in a network.
How do I create a network node?
There are many ways to do it. Read the HowToInEnglish and the Hardware pages. Usually a node is made of an antenna with an Access Point, powered through PowerOverEthernet. You can also find information in the WNDW book.
What is the topology of the network? Which routing protocols are you using?
Ninux.org Is a mesh network based on the OLSR routing protocol. You can find the OLSRTopology here.
What does "ninux" mean?
The name comes from Nino, the founder of the project, but for many of us the meaning is No Internet, Network Under eXperiment.