Ham IP addresses?

[Alberto di Bene]

FWIW, many years ago, when here in Italy we were experimenting with packet and TCP/IP,
there was a national coordinator that assigned IP numbers to OM who requested one.

This is the beginning of an old list, where yours truly is also listed...
The last updating date is reported as being 1997.

44.134.160.1       i2bjs                   #  Renato    Monza
44.134.160.2       i2kfx                   #  Pino      Monza
44.134.160.3*i2phd*                  #  Alberto
44.134.160.4       ik2oyd                  #  Stefano   Milano
44.134.160.5       i2xho                   #  Alberto   Barzano'
44.134.160.6       i2jjr                   #  Augusto
44.134.160.7       i2olw                   #  Lucio
44.134.160.8       ik2caw                  #
44.134.160.9       i2kbd                   #
44.134.160.10      i2jdq                   #
44.134.160.11      i2jaq                   #
44.134.160.12      i2ddx                   #
44.134.160.13      ik2ovv                  #  Luca
44.134.160.14      i2nfs                   #  Franco
44.134.160.15      iw2bqb                  #  Luca
44.134.160.16      ik2blw                  #  Emanuele
44.134.160.17      ham_link.ampr.org       # (ik2ovv Luca )
44.134.160.18      iw2cw                   #
44.134.160.19      i2pk                    #  Luciano
44.134.160.20      i2ygn                   #  Giovanna
44.134.160.21      iw2elu                  #  Claudio
44.134.160.22      i2uum                   #  Maurizio
44.134.160.23      i2tzn                   #  Alberto   Lecco
44.134.160.24      ik2jfj                  #
44.134.160.25      i2ufe                   #
44.134.160.26      ik2gja                  #
44.134.160.27      ik2egl                  #
44.134.160.28      iw2dyn                  #  Alessandro

etc.....

I don't know whether it is still valid, or the numbers have been reassigned....
At that time it worked, I made a lot of packet TCP/IP QSO using my IP number.
But then I haven't anymore used packet radio (I don't even have anymore the modem/TNC).

First QSO in TCP/IP in Italy dates to October 5, 1987 Between I2KFX and I2BJS at 21:00 GMT.

If memory servers, 44 is the A-class domain, 134 is Italy, 160 is the region in Italy (Lombardia)
and 3 (in my case) is my personal number.

73  Alberto  I2PHD


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