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Charles, The WMO feed (eg the IDD feeds created from the NOAAPORT NWSTG channel) are freely available data, so there is no problem in redistributing that data for your test. You should ensure that you do not redistribute protected data such as profiler,acars, nexrad, NLDN etc (which are not part of the WMO feedtype group). Steve Chiswell Unidata User SUpport >From: "Dr. Charles Graves" <address@hidden> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata >Keywords: 200010061341.e96Dfo114838 > >I've have been communicating with Jeff Weber about severe network >congestion problems here at SLU. Well, amazingly enough we have more >action here at SLU. It appears that in January we will be switching over >to a new internet provider (SW Bell I think) and to an OC3(?) connection. >I'm told this should improve things dramatically. However, we still have >a several months of getting little or no data. We are considering >obtaining a DSL line to at least provide us with some data in >the meantime. Before we do, we are planning to test the throughput >via a DSL line to one of our technician's home (he was assigned 5 IP >address and has agreed to let us use 1 for temporary testing). >None of this will/can/should occurr without UNIDATA's OK. I'm not >sure about legalities associated with the distribution of data. > >BTW, We are only considering the "WMO" feed of the LDM for this test. > >Anyway, I'll wait to here from you before proceeding. > >Thanks >Chuck >