u/Funny_Wing3136

Hello,

I am looking for a specific solution to change the physical connection for internet access—instead of using the local ISP’s cable—using only a phone or computer.

Can we force the phone to connect to specific frequencies (bands) not used by your local service provider, thereby switching you to less congested and more stable global frequencies, bypassing the usual "physical congestion"?

To the experts and those with deep knowledge in this field: Do you think this is accurate, feasible, and globally applicable,

or are there suggestions for more reliable methods in the long term, also using a phone or computer?

I’m exhausted from trying to find a completely accurate and practical solution.

Please, if anyone has the solution, help me with it.

Thank you all.

Hello,

I am looking for a specific solution to change the physical connection for internet access—instead of using the local ISP’s cable—using only a phone or computer.

Can we force the phone to connect to specific frequencies (bands) not used by your local service provider, thereby switching you to less congested and more stable global frequencies, bypassing the usual "physical congestion"?

To the experts and those with deep knowledge in this field: Do you think this is accurate, feasible, and globally applicable,

or are there suggestions for more reliable methods in the long term, also using a phone or computer?

I’m exhausted from trying to find a completely accurate and practical solution.

Please, if anyone has the solution, help me with it.

Thank you all.

Why is it so hard to find the link to this video guide?

I’ve searched everywhere I could think of and still haven’t found it.

The alleged channel name: Sumner (it’s possible that “Sumner” is a person’s name, or part of a longer channel ID).

My question to this community, especially those who have been working with DN42 for years:

Does anyone remember this specific video or a very similar comprehensive setup guide by a creator named Sumner (or a similar name like Sumners or SumnerTech, etc.)?

Does anyone have a direct link, a download link, a backup, or an archived copy of the video file? I’m willing to go to any lengths—Google Drive, torrent links, self-hosted archives, etc.

If the video is indeed lost, does the creator have a presence on other platforms (such as GitHub, GitLab, a personal blog, Twitter) where they might have reposted the content in written form?

Or if you know of a guide that matches the description—a detailed, step-by-step practical walkthrough for joining DN42 from scratch (including ASN registration, WireGuard tunnels, setting up a BGP server with BIRD/FRRouting, filtering, and peering)—I would be very grateful for any recommendation. I am familiar with the excellent Mikrotik BGP Peering with DN42 Network video, but it seems this mysterious video has gained widespread popularity in some circles.

Any information, no matter how simple, would be greatly appreciated. And I’ll be happy to share what I find if I manage to track it down.

Thanks in advance, and happy peering!