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Sep 9, 2026
Devender SinghGUEST
So there is a concept called subnet netting, subnet office skating, and they can change the IPs internally to address that problem on a temporary basis.
Devender SinghGUEST
The permanent fix always is that somebody has to re-IP their solution.
Devender SinghGUEST
Somebody has to change the ecosystem and all that.
Devender SinghGUEST
With temporary dissolution during migration, that's one of the key considerations.
Devender SinghGUEST
And nowadays there are these SD-WAN vendors and these, uh, firewall vendors, they have built into these, these capabilities.
Devender SinghGUEST
Uh, when we did it, we were making use of, uh, Palo Alto firewalls for that engagement, right? So there is a concept called a subnet NATting, subnet obfuscating, and they can, you know, uh, change the IPs, uh, internally so to address that problem on a temporary basis, right? Uh, the permanent fix always is that somebody has to re-IP their solution and somebody has to change the ecosystem and all that.
Ned BellavanceHOST
[laughs]
Devender SinghGUEST
With temporary solution during migration, that's, uh, uh, one of the key consideration, and it has its own track for fixing things and making sure that, uh, the firewall is able to do that.
Devender SinghGUEST
So there is a concept called subnet netting, subnet office skating, and they can change the IPs internally to address that problem on a temporary basis.
Devender SinghGUEST
The permanent fix always is that somebody has to re-IP their solution.
Devender SinghGUEST
Somebody has to change the ecosystem and all that.
Devender SinghGUEST
With temporary dissolution during migration, that's one of the key considerations.
Richard HopwoodGUEST
Yeah, so joint insolvency committee.
Richard HopwoodGUEST
I've been on it since 2012, which I think was when it was first opened up to non-IP members.
Richard HopwoodGUEST
So it was a necessary thing to have the GIC, certainly back then when you think about how many regulators there were.
Richard HopwoodGUEST
I think when I joined, there were eight regulators or something.
JoshyHOST
I'm sure you have answers for all the questions.
ZakkyGUEST
So my favorite themes are, like, the, the non-IP stuff.
ZakkyGUEST
I am not ...
ZakkyGUEST
Well, I don't mind a little bit of-
MarcusGUEST
You know, it's 1940s radio technology that we're using in the, in the center.
MarcusGUEST
In-- So my airspace borders the, the ocean, the Gulf of Mexico America, and there are frequencies and ADS-B sites on oil rigs in the Gulf, and those are voice-over-IP, I believe, frequencies, which is really interesting because that, those were kind of like the first ones, and now they're kind of branching out the rest of the country, right? But it started in the Gulf with the helicopters and, and all that stuff.
MarcusGUEST
But that brings its own challenges because there's a little delay with voice-over-IP, right? As opposed to an instantaneous radio signal going from point A to point B.
MarcusGUEST
So there's, there's pros and cons to, to all of this stuff.
MarcusGUEST
Hopefully, it's more pro than con.
Scott GairdnerHOST
And, uh, uh, only now is it happening.
Mike CarlsonHOST
I left the, I left the presentation thinking, "Oh, maybe in the next 20 years we'll get a non-IP ride."
Scott GairdnerHOST
[laughs]
Mike CarlsonHOST
That's the [laughs] hope I have is that maybe-
Jakub RemiarHOST
So this is quite new.
Jakub RemiarHOST
Started the soft launch in March, and it's already doing 70K a day IP-wise, 400K downloads a day.
Jakub RemiarHOST
So it's pretty big.
Jakub RemiarHOST
If we go to Filip's favorite number-