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to: HENRI DERKSEN
from: ALEXEY VISSARIONOV
date: 2018-11-13 10:17:00
subject: FTS-1 and FTS-4.

Good ${greeting_time}, Henri!

12 Nov 2018 11:19:00, you wrote to Nick Andre:

 AV>>> Only if we'd find enough FTS-0001.016 dialup nodes not supporting
 AV>>> EMSI. And seriously doubt there is even a single such node left
 AV>>> alive.
 NA>> If I decide to shut off EMSI here and force connections to use
 NA>> FTS-0001 or Wazoo, will the nodelist-police revolk my listing and
 NA>> give me a huge fine?
 HD> To me it does not matter how many systems use old connecting
 HD> techniques. If 2 systems want to exchange mail and files a certain
 HD> way, why should that be forbidden?

If they use it for interchange, they are on their own. Once they want to
participate in Fidonet, they should take some care of compatibility with
protocols used by other members.

 HD> Before the Telco stops POTS at september 2019, I have to be ready
 HD> with that move. It seems that will happen in time. At the moment
 HD> I am connectable both by POTS and IP.

Same thing here: my node supports standard binkp (over both IPv4 and IPv6) as
well as experimental "securely tunneled binkp".

 HD> Some other guy was talking about analogue modems via VoIP not working
 HD> correctly, but I am sure it is now working much better than 10 years
 HD> ago.

No: even G.711 does not give you full modem support - you'd need real E0.

 HD> I even get good connects at 28k8 from VoIP systems, while I am still
 HD> Pots.

Most likely they use older VoIP techniques based on E1 (30*E0 + 2 service
channels) tunneling. Such hardware is very expensive to support, so most
companies are getting rid of it.


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