sahilister

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has a public Jitsi Meet instance at https://jitsi.isro.gov.in

No v6 though.

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Apr 11 at 7:55amWeb
Show threadNilesh PatraApr 11
@sahil How did you find out?
Show threadsahilisterApr 11

@nilesh it went something like this:
- was looking at https://bgp.tools/as/55824#downstreams
- saw a few ISRO/space related ASN
- searched ISRO on https://bgp.tools
- started looking what authoritative name servers does ISRO have. They have 9.
- was looking at https://bgp.tools/dns/ns0.isro.gov.in from there moved to https://bgp.tools/prefix/103.88.228.0/24#dns (reverse DNS entry)
- that is where I noticed https://jitsi.isro.gov.in/

Checked, it was public and was able to create meetings there. Might have missed a step or two above.

AS55824 NKN Core Network - bgp.tools

AS55824 (NKN Core Network)'s is a 15 year old university network that is peering with 87 other networks and has 2 upstream carriers

Show threaddisaster2lifeApr 11
@sahil i know which instance I will be using now!!
Show threaddisaster2lifeApr 11
@sahil seems there is also `meet.isro.gov.in` which is a seperate jitsi instance which does require authentication to host a meeting, very intriguing
Show threadsahilisterApr 11
@disaster2life that seems to be the more formal thing. meet.XXXX seem akin to meet.google.com
Show threaddisaster2lifeApr 11
@sahil would explain the authentication, though doesnt seem to be SSO or anything, just an auth id string, wonder what is that about
Show threadsahilisterApr 11
@disaster2life Jitsi Meet allow bunch of auth methods, see https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/docs/devops-guide/authentication
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