networking

[high anchor]

oops

So, this is a new network protocol

[rocky badge]

xd

Ok

Continue

Tell me about this new protocol

[high anchor]

Start to become invisible

[rocky badge]

xd

[high anchor]

Trying to save myself...

[rocky badge]

xd

lol

[high anchor]

I could create a protocol where you send a "yes" packet and the other machine respond you "non't" and working as a ping protocol. And so explaining the name "NONT".

Life = Saved

[rocky badge]

Lol gg

rip https://linusdrop.tips/0ecc8fe914.png

[high anchor]

Yeah, still no response from their Support...

[rocky badge]

Ripppp

[high anchor]

Temp account : @alex73630_bak

[subtle glen]

https://www.ebay.it/itm/Cisco-Catalyst-3750-Switch-48-Porte-4-SFP-10-100-1000-C3750-48TS-S-Rete-Veloce/263685977397?hash=item3d64e8b535:g:rvYAAOSwwzla-VTs a 48 port switch for 35 euros?

[cinder folio]

The reason why is 3750s are end of life devices.

They are still great, just replaced by the 3850 models, along with a bunch of newer Nexus fabric switches.

[subtle glen]

oooh so thats why it was so low price

considering that like tp link 48 port switches are like 200 euros, someone might find that tempting

[cinder folio]

As long as you aren't trying to cobble it into an enterprise network, it will work really well.

I still have a few 2960 s series switches I use on my home network.

[subtle glen]

i got some catalyst 100 mbps switches, still thinking for a possible use

[cinder folio]

They are good for building labs to study for cisco certs.

[subtle glen]

i cant even connect to them with this pc...

[cinder folio]

usb to db9 adapters are really cheap.

[subtle glen]

i have to find a way to get it online

one time i took my ssd out and put it in a pc that had the com port just to tryna log into the switch

is there a way to access the switch using ubuntu?

[cinder folio]

Management VRF IP address for
out-of-band interface
Mgmt-vrf 192.168.128.5
255.255.255.0

With this you can connect through the oob port

You can use putty in ubuntu

[subtle glen]

how do i see on wich com is the switch detected

[cinder folio]

or you can use telnet from bash

[subtle glen]

is there some sort of device manager on there?

[cinder folio]

It won't be com. It will be remote access through ethernet.

[thick minnow]

dont buy old network hardware, specially from a brand so known as cisco

[subtle glen]

doesnt putty use the com port the switch is connected at?

[cinder folio]

You connect a cable from mgmt port to your PC dirrectly.

[subtle glen]

i got it for free @thick minnow

[thick minnow]

oh well

[cinder folio]

That is through serial connection.

[thick minnow]

i guess for free even gunshots right?

XD

[subtle glen]

on windows i had to look for the COM 1/2/3 etc and put that in putty

lol

but i used the usb console port, maybe thats different

[cinder folio]

So you already have a rollover cable and usb-db9 cable?

[subtle glen]

i have only the piece from rj45 to com

[cinder folio]

does your system have a serial port?

[subtle glen]

for now I use those pc's with the com port

this pc doesnt, this one does but it has ubuntu and i dont know how to use it

[cinder folio]

in bash run dmesg | grep tty to find your serial port

I am sure that it will probably be labeled ttys0 though

that will be com 1

then ttys1 = com 2 and so on

[modern portal]

putty on Linux LUL

you should use screen

the command would be like '''screen /dev/ttyS0 9600'''

[rocky badge]

putty on Linux. . . wow

That's sad

[subtle glen]

dont worry

i didnt managed to install it

[rocky badge]

screen ftw

[modern portal]

you can use an usb to RJ45 adapter

[subtle glen]

i have to find a way to get it on amazon without credit card

[modern portal]

the command would be like '''screen /dev/ttyUSB0 9600'''

[subtle glen]

screw ubuntu

i will use it for web browsing only

[modern portal]

ubuntu is good tho

[subtle glen]

nah

[modern portal]

you should keep trying with the command i gave you

[subtle glen]

im done with command prompts and stuff like that

[modern portal]

oh you have to install screen with sudo apt install screen

[subtle glen]

never works

always "the directory is missing" etc etc etc

[modern portal]

cd your way to the /dev directory

[subtle glen]

tomorrow ill do a fresh install and ill try it

since @cinder folio say it would be better

seems im missing some directories and stuff like that

[modern portal]

it shouldn't be cause your system would not work without the /dev directory

i'll be there tomorrow if need help

[subtle glen]

ok

thanks

also this ps has a bios password, migh not be so easy to install the new ubuntu since i cant even access the booot menu

imma try again to leave the pc without the cmos battery

[modern portal]

good idea

[subtle glen]

i think i already tried, also to short the bios toreminals to reset it

ill see tomorrow if it worked

[subtle glen]

tell me why

[hallow nimbus]

WHY

[subtle glen]

😭 😭 😭

All those wasted rj45 plugs

[hallow nimbus]

Yea

[subtle glen]

All those cables that need to be crimped again

[hallow nimbus]

RIPS

[subtle glen]

I see you added baywatch on the server 🙂

[thick minnow]

i once saw an accident with a tplink switch where the plugs melted to the switch they had to cut the cables too lol

it was an electrical thing

[umbral ruin]

how the hell did that happen?

[unreal wedge]

heat?

[subtle glen]

Wtf how

[unreal wedge]

Lots of constant data transfer?

[hallow nimbus]

If that happens to your switch it aint good

[subtle glen]

well i mean a switch should support a consistant amount of traffic every day for each port

also the voltage in an ethernet cable is very low especially if it idoesnt have poe devices connected

[unborn fox]

I've been looking to replace my cisco router with pfsense but use ospf on the network. Can someone help me in configuring ospf between pfsense and my cisco switches

[unborn fox]

Nice! @grim salmon

[thick minnow]

Hello!
Can anyone tell me whether I should use ECC memory for pfSense custom built router and/or for DIY NAS based on FreeNAS?
(Pro-consumer usage
1 Gbps symmetrical connection
Up to 15 clients at the same time)
🤔

[unreal wedge]

Depends on the workload and what exactly the router will be doing. Personally, I wouldn't outside of an enterprise setup.

[thick minnow]

@unreal wedge thank you. So I'm gonna stick to non-ECC: but how many GBs? It depends not only on bandwidth but also on number of clients, right?

And the NAS memory? Non-ECC as well?

[unreal wedge]

EEC is mainly for large-scale setups.

It's also slower.

[thick minnow]

Thx

[unborn fox]

Does anyone have experience with mactrack on cacti?

[buoyant gorge]

Hi, need help

I have a windows server 2016 PC with Hyper-V and a VM which is a AD / DHCP server

the host can ping this VM (external switch) but the VM can't ping the host

and i have another PC on the network that can ping the VM and the server and the VM can ping it

all the firewalls are disabled

network settings are good

so i don't understand... moreover, when i put this VM on my dell xps, t works fine

i'm thinking about a network card problem... i use a USB ethernet dongle on the XPS because it has no ethernet port, so the VM and the PC don't share the same network card contrary to the other PC (first one)

so if anyone have an idea or anything...?

[waxen scroll]

whats wireshark say?

[thick minnow]

can you lay out a esquematic of the network you have going on?

[wispy plover]

Anyone in here proficient with EnGenius? I'm not on site to try things and have some questions as to how to accomplish what my client wants done.

@thick minnow perhaps?

[thick minnow]

ehm i will do this once but what do you need

or your client

i charge $$

[wispy plover]

5 buildings connecting to an access point in the middle (leasing office). Whatever company that did the install was using WDS. Can two radios that are set as "bridge" connecting via WDS talk to each other? What I ran into today was the WDS on the main access point only allows four radios to connect and I need 5. There's zero documentation on how the installing company did it and I've only used Ubiquiti up until this point (ignoring licensed microwave and milimeter wave links).

So like, if I have buildings A, B, C, D, and E with the leasing office (O) being set as an access point...can I have say building E connect to building D via WPS, which then connects to the office via WDS as well.

My gut thought is no and that I should just configure the buildings as stations instead of bridges.

[thick minnow]

well

there are many factors not only the number of clients(CPE)

that goes into organizing the network

whats the bandwith, what modulation and size of channel you talking about

etc etc etc

WDS has nothing to do with networking or routing

[wispy plover]

It's all on 2.4Ghz, somewhere in an upper channel (11 I guess), there's a total of 31 2MP IP cameras on all of this. No clients aside from these.

[thick minnow]

it s ont he level 1

physical

[wispy plover]

Routing doesn't matter, it's all just a LAN with no outside world access at all.

[thick minnow]

31 cameras??

[wispy plover]

Well...sort of. It's...it's a weird setup.

[thick minnow]

sounds SHADY

lol

[wispy plover]

Each building as an NVR. That NVR is what's connecting over this network. So it is potentially still sending out up to 8 streams (building has a max of 8 cameras).

[thick minnow]

oh i see

the network is just for the nvr's

the wireless links

[wispy plover]

Like I said, we didn't do the installation...we're the third company they're bringing in to try and make this work lol. So I'm trying to bandaid it, but then give recommendations for upgrades/improvements (which I imagine the sales department will manage to screw up lol)

[thick minnow]

so each building has 8 cameras

and each building has a nvr that are hooked to the cameras

[wispy plover]

Up to 8. Three buildings have 8, one has 4, one has 5. But for ease of talking, yes, each has 8.

[thick minnow]

and those nvr's are the ones that are working in the wireless network

[wispy plover]

Yes, correct.

[thick minnow]

so 5 nvr's

and in the 'noc' they want to access the nvr's streams

do you happen to knoe the max bitrated all the 5 nvr's have at the same time?

[wispy plover]

Yup. Apparently it all worked when this mystery company finished the installation, but they won't provide support, documentation, etc.

I do not...because none of the buildings currently have all 8 cameras up. About 1/3 of the cameras are currently dead.

[thick minnow]

no doesnt matter

i am guessing all the nvr's are the same brand

and model

right?

[wispy plover]

All identical, yup.

[thick minnow]

first look up whats the max bitrate the one with 8 cameras consume when looking up remotely

its 5 video streams we are talking about with through 2.4ghz

the engenous models of the ap and cpes would be nice to know

to see what are their limitations

its a simple ptmp network that should work

[wispy plover]

Says the total throughput of the entire unit is 65Mbps...but I don't see anything about bitrate otherwise.

[thick minnow]

look

65mbps is the entire throughput of the network yes

this means pray to god that the engenius dont have some stupid option on to '' improve'' bandwith that is limiting everyhting off

[wispy plover]

Another fun one: I believe the units on the buildings are ENH202s. Didn't think to grab the model of the AP in the leasing office (and I really, really wish I had). I know it's a 2.4GHz unit with a single omni directional antenna on it, looks to be indoor rated.

[thick minnow]

also need to look up the quality of the links

in these equipments a bad link can bring the whole network down if done badly

its a omni antena? OFF

fuck

[wispy plover]

Signal strength showed the worst was -69dbm and best was around -55dbm when looking at a site survey, but I know there's more to it than just that.

I couldn't find anything on their website that had a single antenna like this unit did.

[thick minnow]

no noise on the channel right?

from other sources

[wispy plover]

Oh, also, it's omni because these buildings surround the office.

[thick minnow]

lots of ppl make their own antenas and or buy from other brands that are cheaper

[wispy plover]

The survey showed like 30 sources broadcasting, so I'm sure there's some noise. I started running into time issues of I had to go deal with another call when I got to looking at that.

[thick minnow]

make sourveys on ap and all cpe areas}

if you can bring a 5ghz n do the same

you may need to switch to a quieter freq

are these building too far apart?

having a ptmp outdoor private network dedicated for security cams on 2.4ghz is rlly bad

anyone with a laptop and ubuntu can hack into that

[wispy plover]

The farthest link is around 375' Most are only 150'.

[thick minnow]

meters?

[wispy plover]

feet.

[thick minnow]

i am looking at the ENH202

looks like a engenius version of ubiquiti nanostation m2

[wispy plover]

Pretty much, yeah.

[thick minnow]

turn WDS off

it eats half the bandwith

anyway for these type of things you need to meedle alil bit

i would never use wireless at all for security cameras

always cable

or fiber if needed

thats my best advice

[wispy plover]

I personally agree, but I don't typically have much say since I'm not the sales engineer, what could I possibly know lol

[thick minnow]

soo your sales engineer wants a cheap solution that you guys can charge high as always lol

[wispy plover]

I wish construction costs for burying fiber were cheaper. There's an airport with cameras and card access over wireless, most of which are around 1-1.5 miles apart.

I'm hoping I can just drop a proposal (variety of proposals, actually) so they can just put together quotes.

I'd love to get fiber between everything and get something like an Avigilon or Axis camera in place (they're AVTech cameras...I hadn't heard of those).

[thick minnow]

if you cant lay cable i would go with 5gz ptmp ubiquiti

[wispy plover]

....but I don't see that happening.

5Ghz ptmp ubiquiti is what I'm comfortable with 😄

[thick minnow]

i figure that one out

[wispy plover]

So no need to try to convince me of that one lol

[thick minnow]

u can even use the old airmax stuff

still would be cheaper

and more than enough bandwith

dude 2.4ghz a 12 year old can hack that with his rooted android

and i am not joking

[wispy plover]

I'm not surprised.

Semi-related: I wish I had something more than just Microsoft Word and Google Maps for giving them a packet of what they have and a variety of paths they can take from here.

Hand drawing with shapes in word is...not my favorite.

[thick minnow]

huh

what do you need google maps for?

[wispy plover]

All the cameras are on the outside of the buildings. They don't have a single map or print showing where cameras are at and roughly what they're pointing at.

[thick minnow]

use google earth pro

you can draw n do stuff in it

i use it alot

[wispy plover]

Hm, interesting. I usually forget Google Earth is a thing.

[thick minnow]

the pro has more tools

https://www.google.com/earth/download/gep/agree.html

you can draw a line and cheek if theres line of sight with the elevation in google earth

for ez links

[wispy plover]

Neat. I always would play with the old version of airlink from Ubiquiti.

[thick minnow]

i use radiomobile to finish the links tho

but thats harder

[upper sail]

Two weeks ago we bought a new netgear router, when we got home, i set it up and got all the other devices connected. But when i put my laptop on it, it says limited connection, it sometimes goes out of limited and i can use the internet, but within 10-15 minutes it goes back. Ive changed the dns to automatic

Router brand:Netgear

Router model:R6250

Laptop brand:Toshiba

Laptop model:C55D-A5392

Windows O.S.:Windows 8.1

[thick minnow]

you need to call your isp

[upper sail]

evryothing else works tho

[wispy plover]

1.) have you tried putting a pineapple near your laptop?
2.) Are your laptop drivers up to date?
3.) Is the firmware of your router up the date?
4.) What are you connecting to? 2.4Ghz or 5.0Ghz? IPv4 or IPv6? is the network setup as "home", "work", or "public" in your wireless settings on windows?

[upper sail]

2.4, home, and both? idk i am getting this help for my friend

drivers are up to date

[upper sail]

anything?

[vague elk]

@upper sail are there other wifi signals around that could interfere with yours?

[upper sail]

he lives in a town home, so i would assunme so, but i do not know for certain @vague elk

[unborn fox]

Anyone know how to setup pfsense ospf with a cisco layer 3 switch?

[clear igloo]

I know the cisco side 😄

[rocky badge]

Hey I remember you from the forums. @clear igloo 😄

[clear igloo]

I've been seen! 😄

Hey Ryois

[rocky badge]

Hello

[hallow nimbus]

o/

👋

[rocky badge]

[clear igloo]

\o.o/
I surrender XD

[rocky badge]

XD

@clear igloo, not a stalker. . .but looked at your forums profile. . .geez that's a nice build. XD

[clear igloo]

Thanks 😃

[rocky badge]

Beats the build I want to do .-.

[clear igloo]

Not about the specs but the fun you get out of it.
Nothing beats fun 😄

[rocky badge]

True

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Lurick/saved/WChHNG here's the Ryzen version if I go with AMD

But I also have an Intel version

[clear igloo]

lol, wrong link I think 😛

[rocky badge]

XD

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Ryois/saved/wfBwVn

There

[clear igloo]

Nice, dual purpose box?

[rocky badge]

Its gonna be my main computer

[ashen lily]

@rocky badge why the outdated h100i? The v2 is much better

[clear igloo]

With Win2K16 Data Center and 4-port NIC I figured it would be a PFSense box too

or VM box

[rocky badge]

It's a VM box

Not pfsense

[clear igloo]

That makes sense 😃

[rocky badge]

Im going Edgerouter for that

[clear igloo]

Nice

[rocky badge]

Might switch the 4 port gigabit for 10 gigabit when. I move because hopefully when I move I'll have 10 gigabit in some rooms

[clear igloo]

10Gbit ftw

[rocky badge]

Yea

Hmmm

[clear igloo]

I would go 25Gb or 40Gb but I don't have the use for it (yet)

[rocky badge]

yet

This would give me a decent connection to my servers

[clear igloo]

haha, yah, should probably just to 100Gb XD

[rocky badge]

100Gb is too much for Plex XD

[clear igloo]

16K uncompressed footage might use it 😄

[rocky badge]

😄

I love Plex

[clear igloo]

Plex is love, plex is life

[rocky badge]

^

https://linusdrop.tips/8f1859114.png

😄

[clear igloo]

😛

[rocky badge]

192.168.66.X

Oof

[clear igloo]

That's just one VLAN 😛

[rocky badge]

Lol

One sec

Oof 600Kbps hotspot

[clear igloo]

ouch, hotspots can be slow 😦

[rocky badge]

Yeah

My windows server handles dhcp

[clear igloo]

Same here

gotta run for a bit

[rocky badge]

Ok

Cya

[faint mason]

Hello Guys, i have been trying to setup my HP Proliant dl380 g3 with linux but it doesnt recognise my CD and i cant find out how to create an PXE bootable network ISO

It has ILO but i cant get that to work because i need to have JVM 1.4.2 for the virtual controller to work, but that is also not working

[waxen scroll]

why PXE when you can USB?

[faint mason]

USB booting cant be used

It cant boot from an thumb drive

[waxen scroll]

unfortunately its been years since ive done it. the tl;dr is that you need to install a DHCPd and a TFTPd server, you need to tell the DHCPd server that theres a PXE file "syslinux.0" available on the TFTPd

after that its distribution specific and google should help

there are free TFTPd for windows where it also has DHCPd built in

so then all you need to figure out is where syslinux.0 comes from and your distributions instructions

[clear igloo]

@faint mason Have you tried using the HP Smart Start utility?

You also need to use an actual CD, not a DVD, from what I've found as well

Some people were having that issue, not sure if that might apply to you or not though

[rocky badge]

Kill me

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/3966791157.png

[subtle glen]

LOL

[rocky badge]

New Mexico has shit 4G

[subtle glen]

for one time, i have a faster connection than yours hihihih

[clear igloo]

I wonder if I should post mine >.>

[rocky badge]

Why

[clear igloo]

It's about 60x that XD

4G of course but I know the feeling. Verizon isn't like in the commercials 😦

[subtle glen]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/7361903034.png 😭 😭 i want 10 gbps

[clear igloo]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/d/cf8e747d-6e9d-4174-b3ba-299c77d688cd.png
Not 4G though

[subtle glen]

huuuuu

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo yeah

Tbf I haven't seen a cell tower in the past couple hours

[subtle glen]

why Italy does not invest in telecommunications

[rocky badge]

Tbf I haven't seen a cell tower in the past couple hours

[subtle glen]

maybe they are small or hidden

[clear igloo]

Wow, that's pretty rare to not see any for a while like that

[rocky badge]

North Carolina?

[clear igloo]

Yup

[rocky badge]

I live in Tennessee

[clear igloo]

Nice, been through there a couple times going down I-40

All 500-something miles x.x

[subtle glen]

do you know the medium range for cell antennas

[rocky badge]

How old are you Lurick? 😄

[clear igloo]

I'm 28

[rocky badge]

Wow

2x the age of me

[clear igloo]

Average range for a cell antenna is 20 to 50 miles

[subtle glen]

imma convert that up in km

[clear igloo]

Between 2 and 12 parsecs

[subtle glen]

@rocky badge maybe you dont see the antennas cause... they are in the cactus

[rocky badge]

What's your job? On the forums you seem to have a lot of knowledge about networking and stuff so I'm assuming something to do with networking?

[faint mason]

@clear igloo i havent find an cd that can burn 4 gb for Linux Server

[clear igloo]

Yah, I'm a network engineer for Cisco. I do mostly validation and testing/breaking of code (mostly the breaking part)

[rocky badge]

Oh nice

[clear igloo]

@faint mason Ah yah, I think CDs topped out at 700MB or something back in the day

[subtle glen]

@clear igloo is there something that lets you config a cisco switch without using the console/command lines?

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen Aside SSH/Telnet, it depends on the product. A lot of things have a REST API now of some sort or a provisioning tool

or some sort of*

[subtle glen]

WS-C3560X-48P this doesnt , right?

[clear igloo]

I think for the older 3560X or 3750X switches you could use Prime or something but the newer Catalyst 9000 and even the 3850 or 4500 series do have REST API of some sort after a certain rev of code

I know the 16.x.x train does, not sure about the 15.x stuff

[faint mason]

@clear igloo So ye, PXE is the only option to get linux on the server but i cant figure out on how to use it

[clear igloo]

@faint mason Yah PXE is a always a pain. Been years since I've done it 😦

[subtle glen]

the cisco network assistant cannnot config a switch right?

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen Yah, Network Assistant should work

[rocky badge]

Why PXE boot? Use the management software to mount the iso or create a bootable USB. @faint mason

[clear igloo]

I think

[subtle glen]

seems a bit "empty" to me

i mean for what i saw so far, it seems like to have an overview of the switch

[rocky badge]

I know on Dell's (i)DRAC you can mount and boot an iso from the web browser

[faint mason]

@rocky badge You cant use Thumb Drive. and mounting the ISO needs JVM 1.4.2 i tried installing that but it sitll wouldnt work

[rocky badge]

Try internet explorer

Chrome and Firefox dropped support for JVM iirc

[faint mason]

Oh ye

[subtle glen]

anyone want a 600 euros ap?

[faint mason]

i tried Edge also

[rocky badge]

Edge doesn't support a lot of Java stuff either

[faint mason]

Ill give it an try then

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen It should have a configure tab somewhere, what version?

Also, I'll stick with my 3802i APs 😛

[faint mason]

Lemme start up the server and try it

[subtle glen]

i think that is a bug

how can an ap cost 600 euros

[rocky badge]

I like Ubiquiti APs better

And some APs cost that much

[subtle glen]

why

[rocky badge]

Each AP at school cost like $300-$400 a piece

[clear igloo]

Software and support usually, licenses might be included as well

[rocky badge]

Then the controller also costs at minimum 10k

[subtle glen]

i mean, someone has to populate an enterprise office with different floors with 600 euros ap

who would do that

[clear igloo]

Well they won't

[subtle glen]

oh, they also need a controller?

[rocky badge]

^lurick

[clear igloo]

Discounts for bulk buy 😃

[subtle glen]

lol

cant you just plug em in a switch?

[rocky badge]

Would you like to manually setup every AP?

[subtle glen]

ahhhh ok ok thats the point

[rocky badge]

Or let the APs find a controller and grab info from that

[clear igloo]

Some switches do have the WLC built in but the controller can manage across all the switches

[rocky badge]

The for updating the AP configurations

Do you want to manually do that per AP

[subtle glen]

btw this was the version of the programm

[rocky badge]

Or let the controller do that

[subtle glen]

a

nah tanks

[clear igloo]

Hmmm. 6.3(2) should have support for configuration of the 3560X switches

[rocky badge]

At school the controller costs 14k xd

[subtle glen]

what the f***

my school has 30 euros ap

didnt verified yet, but we are there

[rocky badge]

ExtremeNetworks APs, switches, NACs, etc etc

Then Cisco routers

[clear igloo]

If you think that's expensive, take a look at the Cisco A99-8X100GE-TR

[rocky badge]

We have some HP Prowave switches

[clear igloo]

or how about the CPAK-100G-LR4 for ~$25k EACH

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

whats that tho

[clear igloo]

A99-8x100GE-TR is a linecard for the ASR9900 series platforms with 8x100GbE ports, optimized for SP environments

CPAK-100G-LR4 is an optic for 100GbE fiber at Long Range

[subtle glen]

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B00129FLYI/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1

[rocky badge]

Ooh nice

[subtle glen]

why doesnt your school use those then

[clear igloo]

Catalyst 4500-E, those things are like tanks, smaller brothers of the Catalyst 6500-E in some regards 😛

[subtle glen]

in my school, the antennas would not last for more than one day

who needs tousand dollars switches when you can get a bunch of tp link ones for 200 euros

[rocky badge]

We have switches. . .with only one thing plugged in. . .

[clear igloo]

XD

[subtle glen]

give them to me

[rocky badge]

And they cost like 5k

[subtle glen]

i need a new switch, the cisco one i have is power hungry as hell and my mom gets angry when the bill is over 80 euros

at max peak is more power hungry than my pc

and it only has one of the two psu

[clear igloo]

Yah, they can pull a bit of power at times

[rocky badge]

One SFP+ . . .

Xd

Out of the 4

[subtle glen]

mine is 700 W, probably cause it can deliver 40 W of Poe power per port

[rocky badge]

The it is a 48 port regular gigabit

[subtle glen]

do they sound like a friking jet engine when it starts

[clear igloo]

Yah, PoE is nice though if you can use it, less wires 😃

[subtle glen]

question i got now

does poe power work after passing trough a powerline

[clear igloo]

Unfortunately not

[subtle glen]

mmhmmh

the other powerline would have to re-create the poe power

[clear igloo]

Yah, pretty much

[subtle glen]

a jet taking off

[clear igloo]

PoE is also negotiated by the directly connected thing so if you have something in the middle it stops the negotiation

Music to my ears 😄

[subtle glen]

like a non poe switch

IKR

i find server noises so satisfiying

the others that live here think is annoying

not a good combination

[clear igloo]

Haha, yah, once you get used to it though

you hardly notice it

[subtle glen]

also when you go to bed, and you hear that vrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, meh, just amazing

[clear igloo]

The vrrrr did drive me crazy after a few years

[rocky badge]

Oof discord isn't loading

[subtle glen]

hahahaha

[clear igloo]

Part of why I had to downgrade my storage server 😦

[subtle glen]

too many msg's

i have a 2 bays nas

without the disks since 2016

[clear igloo]

I had a 24-bay server for a while but the fans just finally got to me, now I have a nice quiet NAS

[subtle glen]

why am i the only one that cannot have servers on 24/7 due to power consumption

[clear igloo]

power 😦

I have mine running but I always get notices about how my home isn't efficient compared to my neighbors, lol

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

hahahahah

on the bills my house whas on the "unefficient" graph column

[clear igloo]

Same here 😄

[subtle glen]

uuu hp beated cisco with prices

high prices*

[clear igloo]

haha

[subtle glen]

there is not even a picture....

[clear igloo]

Took a second to load for me

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

you sell a 30k euro switch or whatever that is, and you dont put the picture

40K

[clear igloo]

You want a picture? That's a license, extra $5K

[subtle glen]

hahahaha

[rocky badge]

Oof

[subtle glen]

COUGH red weapon 8k camera COUGH

[clear igloo]

lol, yup

[subtle glen]

should be this

or similar

[rocky badge]

I want to go home

[clear igloo]

You on vacation?

[subtle glen]

where the fast internet is

[rocky badge]

Yes

[clear igloo]

Home is at 127.0.0.1

[subtle glen]

i want to gome too, where the fast internet is

no wait

errror 404, home not found

my 4g is faster than my home internet

[rocky badge]

I have a shirt that says "There's no place like 127.0.0.1"

Xd

[clear igloo]

haha, nice, I need that shirt

[subtle glen]

did you had that bug where you cant see what you type

@clear igloo what is a cisco lab

[clear igloo]

What does one look like or what is it?

[subtle glen]

oh so theres a cisco lab that is hardware?

i mean, is it where you learn cisco stuff?

[clear igloo]

Depends on the function but most of the labs are for testing/validation where we'll build a topology to mimic a customer environment and test that or they are for troubleshooting purposes where a customer is having some issue and we'll build up a piece of the network to try and recreate and fix the issue

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo I would send you mine. . .but it might be too small for you 😛

[subtle glen]

sounds wrong

[clear igloo]

lol

[rocky badge]

I'm assuming you can't wear an adult medium

[subtle glen]

cause someone suggested to use my old cisco switches as a lab or something like that

[clear igloo]

OH!

In that context it's gear you have for studying and learning

[rocky badge]

?

[clear igloo]

I cannot Ryois, I need an XL

[rocky badge]

Yeah

woah

Xd

[subtle glen]

do you have one that fits a 1,90 m high guy

[clear igloo]

People sell them as kits for certification study on places like ebay so you can practice for an exam and whatnot

I was thinking of the big picture labs at Cisco itself XD

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

so using the old ones just to test the command and things like that?

[rocky badge]

Why can't I stay on 3G

[subtle glen]

no 4g?

[rocky badge]

3G is more reliable than 4G LTE here

[subtle glen]

wow....

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen Yah, that can be another use for a small lab

[subtle glen]

so a lab is just to test cisco's stuff

[clear igloo]

For the most part yah, or fix customer problems

[rocky badge]

Yes

In that scenario

[subtle glen]

other question, is there a specific command to shout down a switch or i can just unplug it

[clear igloo]

copy run start and then unplug

No such thing as a shutdown command 😛

[subtle glen]

still dont understand what i could do with those 100 mbps switches

oh, so it wont damage if i unplug it while its running

[clear igloo]

Correct, no damage at all, just be sure you write your config or it goes poof

[rocky badge]

^

[clear igloo]

Learn the commands, practice different scenarios, and test your knowledge are a few things you can do with some old switches

[subtle glen]

i am scared now, i took days to reset it, im worried if it deleted everything now

there are too many commands to remember

[clear igloo]

just never do a "format flash:" and pull the power

[subtle glen]

is it a challenge

jk

[clear igloo]

You'll have to transfer an image over a serial cable at 9600 baud 😄

115000 baud if it supports it, so 1 year instead of 5

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

and I have a third one downstairs with 2 gbit ports

well, it took one week to backup this pc

and it never succeded

failed like 4 times

[clear igloo]

Ah, the 2950, those a really old

[subtle glen]

ikr

the one downstairs is similar to the one on top, exept it has 2 1 gbps port

dunno why

i think they match the 10 gbps port they put on the switches these days

to link aggregate i guess

[clear igloo]

Yup, for linking to higher capacity switches in the distribution layer

Are the 1gig ports SFP or GBIC?

[rocky badge]

I see a cell tower xd

[subtle glen]

standard rj45 plugs

LOL

go under it

[clear igloo]

AH! That must be a 2960

or a 2950 I haven't seen

[rocky badge]

Switches at my school use SFP+ to more switches

[subtle glen]

do you remember all the products cisco made

[clear igloo]

No but I've worked with a lot of them so far 😃

[subtle glen]

my school has hamsters running inside servers

this is my baby, taking dust

[rocky badge]

Some have 21 gigabit stacking ports xd

[subtle glen]

people would kill to get such a switch for free, i have it and i dont know how to use it

21gbps?

why 21?

[clear igloo]

question mark is your friend 😃

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

so true

[clear igloo]

Don't know the command, question mark it out XD

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo do you do anything else besides networking 😄

[subtle glen]

@high anchor wanted to kill me for owning this piece of equipment without knowing how to use it

[clear igloo]

Lol, aside networking I don't do much right now, usually game though

[rocky badge]

Nice, I don't game 😄

[subtle glen]

why cisco decided to go to the promt cmd side, why didnt they do like others and have like a web page easy to use

[rocky badge]

easy to use on enterprise stuff

[subtle glen]

i dont even know how to completely use the pfsense web page

[subtle glen]

easy to use? WHAT

[rocky badge]

Oooh nice

[subtle glen]

i see a couple of raspberries pi

and a qnap nas

hp server

[clear igloo]

Dell servers, R610 and an R620

[rocky badge]

That at home I'm assuming?

[clear igloo]

plus a custom server for storing surveillance footage on

Yup

[rocky badge]

Mint

*nice

[subtle glen]

you went to work for cisco just to steal the switches sitting around uh? 😊

[rocky badge]

Stupid swipe keyboard

[subtle glen]

lol

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen Hush 😛

[subtle glen]

hihihihi

how much do you consume

[clear igloo]

Right now, about 550 watts

[subtle glen]

only???

[clear igloo]

Yah, it's crazy

[subtle glen]

i wish you were my mom

[rocky badge]

😄

[clear igloo]

lol

[subtle glen]

so that i could have all the servers i want online 24/7

[rocky badge]

wishing for people to be your parents for stuff you want

[clear igloo]

Then I would make you learn the command line instead XD

[subtle glen]

solar panel is a possible option but on my balcony i can put like only 1 100w panel, and if i want to put them on the roof of the palace i would have to ask permissions for months

LOL

i would do that too

[brittle mural]

@rocky badge very

[rocky badge]

Oof

[kindred lodge]

^

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo command line isn't hard tho

[subtle glen]

im not motivated tho, i dont even know where to start

[clear igloo]

@rocky badge I know, just takes getting used to

[subtle glen]

how can you say it is not hard

[clear igloo]

Start with "enable" and "conf t"

[rocky badge]

😄

[subtle glen]

cant even make a vlan...

[clear igloo]

vlan xxx
(feature interface-vlan) - depends on the platform
int vlan xxx

[subtle glen]

for god sake

[clear igloo]

ip add 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
no shut

[subtle glen]

are you some sort of human server

[clear igloo]

I've been doing it for years, you memorize that stuff early on

[brittle mural]

^

[subtle glen]

do you know how to use ubuntu too?

[brittle mural]

it's a bit natural to memorize shit when you work with them

[rocky badge]

^lurick

Ew Ubuntu

[subtle glen]

whatdo you do @brittle mural

[clear igloo]

I know a bit of linux, yah, I know enough to google XD

[brittle mural]

@subtle glen wdym?

[subtle glen]

work for cisco or similar

or just hobbies

[brittle mural]

I don't work

[rocky badge]

Nor do I.

[subtle glen]

im 16 i dont work

if i would, that might be a problem

[brittle mural]

As an example, a coder doesn't google how to code every time he wants to do something

int main()
{
int a = 1;
for(a=1;a>0;a++)
{
cout<<"oof"<<endl;
}
}```

i wouldnt have to google to do that

the same way a dude who works with networking won't need to google how to do his stuff

[subtle glen]

wow....

do you also code arduino stuff?

[brittle mural]

why would i

[subtle glen]

i dont know

[rocky badge]

is 16
Acts like you're way younger than that

[subtle glen]

i thought you were like 20 or something tbh

or even older

[clear igloo]

@subtle glen
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750x_3560x/software/release/15-0_2_se/configuration/guide/3750x_cg.html
That should get you started for quick reference 😃

[brittle mural]

did we even tell you our age? xd

[subtle glen]

nah

[sterile spruce]

@Latin Now thats some fun code 😛

[brittle mural]

@sterile spruce indeed 😉

[sterile spruce]

Or should I say... exhausting? 😛

[rocky badge]

I'm just glad @clear igloo can't be my dad, age wise.

Xd

[subtle glen]

imma save that site for later @clear igloo it is 1:30 am, aint gonna start now xD

[clear igloo]

lol, good idea

@rocky badge haha

[rocky badge]

It would be odd having sex at 14, wouldn't it?

[sterile spruce]

And just like that we are into a whole other kind of networking...

[clear igloo]

LOL

[rocky badge]

Lmao

[subtle glen]

LOL

[clear igloo]

I couldn't resist, lol

[rocky badge]

Oof

[subtle glen]

nailed it

[sterile spruce]

I guess cisco beat me to the punch, huh?

[rocky badge]

Lol

So I posted on Instagram

About my slow speeds

And my friends are like. that sucks

[subtle glen]

mines are too

[brittle mural]

https://latin.linusdrop.tips/8a4ORwnz.png @rocky badge age of consent here are 14 so, no

[rocky badge]

Lol

[brittle mural]

lets keep the networking topic doe

XD

[rocky badge]

Yeah

[clear igloo]

So, an IPv6 packet walks into a bar

[subtle glen]

other are like, "lets go on fortnite" downloads last update in 2 sec, me "yeah im coming, just wait 20 minutes, theres a 1.8 GB update"

[clear igloo]

Nobody responds

[sterile spruce]

Okay... I was about to say we should stick to the silicon based type of networking... then I realised my mistake...

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo HAHAHA

[subtle glen]

...

[rocky badge]

@sterile spruce 😄

[clear igloo]

Do you want to hear a TCP joke?

[subtle glen]

sure

[rocky badge]

Yes I want to

[subtle glen]

im scared about the answer

[clear igloo]

So you want to hear a TCP joke?

[sterile spruce]

...

Session Terminated By User

[subtle glen]

LOL

[rocky badge]

Lol

[clear igloo]

lol

[rocky badge]

I hope this hotel has decent interwebs

[subtle glen]

lol

[rocky badge]

Oof Cisco, jk.

[subtle glen]

fav networking stuff brand?

i was about to post that

[sterile spruce]

Well networking is rather easy compared to data transmission

[clear igloo]

I actually have this shirt, I got asked not to wear it when customers are around >.>
https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.173094741.0901/ra%2Clongsleeve%2Cx925%2C101010%3A01c5ca27c6%2Cfront-c%2C210%2C180%2C210%2C230-bg%2Cf8f8f8.lite-1u1.jpg

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

HAAA

[clear igloo]

This sums up my job, in a nut shell

[rocky badge]

Lol

[subtle glen]

"According to PayScale, a network engineer in United States earns an annual salary between $44,858 – $98,042 (plus additional benefits)."

mmmmm

[clear igloo]

I can definitely say that the salary can go MUCH higher than that

[subtle glen]

personal experience?

[clear igloo]

Depending on job title, experience, certs, and all the other fun stuff, obviously

Although that's a good starting range salary 😃

[subtle glen]

is it true that you get called to fix stuff even on saturday/sunday or on vacation days in general

[rocky badge]

Yeah

[clear igloo]

In my job, no

[subtle glen]

what if you cant get there

[clear igloo]

But, depending on the employer and line of work, it definitely can/does happen

Laptop + Cellphone + VPN = work from anywhere

[subtle glen]

LOL

now here comes the question, why people use a programm to vpn when you can use the built in one of windows

[clear igloo]

Security and company control, they can push updates down and control the information from end to end

[rocky badge]

Because windows's sucks

And isn't really manageable

[subtle glen]

is it good to start tho?

[rocky badge]

No

[subtle glen]

mmmm

[clear igloo]

Yah, for small companies it can be a start but for large enterprise companies it's easier to manage with a separate client

[rocky badge]

Ugh

[clear igloo]

Plus, a lot of people are not smart enough to figure it out themselves so a push button sign in is easy

[subtle glen]

the win one seems pretty straigh forward

still didnt find where to change the type of protocoll but..

[clear igloo]

It's not terrible, but the complexity removed and streamlined process from another client can be worth much more to a bigger company. Don't know if the Windows client does security certs or not, I would assume so but never set it up so I'm not 100% sure

[subtle glen]

so the windows one have the basic to have a vpn

and thats it

[rocky badge]

Ooof

Im using hotel WiFi

[clear igloo]

Yah, with a third party client I can control what routes are pushed to the client (split tunnel VPN), what version of software they are running (prevent security issues), DNS requests, and more. It gives companies peace of mind but I do see where you are coming from

How bad is it Ryois?

[rocky badge]

It's stable

That's all that matters

[clear igloo]

Nice

[rocky badge]

Now charging xd

[subtle glen]

am i the only one that when enters an hotel, the first thing to do is to connect to the wifi and do a speedtest

[clear igloo]

It would appear not, lol

[subtle glen]

omg an hotel that has more than one plug

[clear igloo]

^

[rocky badge]

Ummm

0dBm isn't possible???

[clear igloo]

lol, wat

[subtle glen]

"not all heroes wear capes"

[rocky badge]

Found the APs that are nearest to me

[clear igloo]

Depending on the hotel those are probably Meraki APs

[rocky badge]

LMAO 192.168.X.X

[clear igloo]

lol

[rocky badge]

[subtle glen]

hello

[clear igloo]

Nice

[subtle glen]

192.168

[clear igloo]

@rocky badge Try to login to the HTTP site XD

[rocky badge]

https://router-proxy.ryois.me

@clear igloo I tried

[clear igloo]

lol

[rocky badge]

I'm not home right now

So that knocks off 7 devices from the network

One of my servers are off

My Chromecasts and Google home is off

[subtle glen]

the cat stepped on the powerbar

like linus stepped on the power squid

[clear igloo]

lol

[subtle glen]

*The powerbar connects to the, power squid. The powersquid connects to the other powersquid, actually no this goes in the back of the ups"

[rocky badge]

I wish I could use Azure AD for my only authentication

But after Azure AD authentication it's router authentication

I know on pfsense you can use RADIUS and LDAP for authentication

[clear igloo]

Nice

[subtle glen]

my pc is making short crash noises, i dont like it at all

[clear igloo]

Uh oh

[subtle glen]

yep

[clear igloo]

The intertubes must be clogged

[rocky badge]

😄

[subtle glen]

mm yeah

[rocky badge]

I want my hackintosh ;-;

[subtle glen]

lemme put some baking soda and vinegar in the ethernet port

[clear igloo]

lol

Gonna head off for now, read a book and snooze 😃

[rocky badge]

Cya

[subtle glen]

good night

[rocky badge]

reading books

What book?

[subtle glen]

eww

[clear igloo]

Metro 2035

[rocky badge]

Never heard of it

[subtle glen]

i count ethernet cables to fall asleep

[clear igloo]

It's the last of the books the Metro games were based on

[rocky badge]

It's 9:12PM your place right?

[clear igloo]

8:12PM

[rocky badge]

Oh

[subtle glen]

pffff

2:13 am

yesterday i went to sleep at 3 am and i woke up at 2:30 pm

[rocky badge]

Well anyways I'm going to go eat

[clear igloo]

lol, I'm up at 5am every day so I can't do that

Later

[rocky badge]

Cya

[subtle glen]

bye bye

[raw verge]

someone say hackintosh 👀

[rocky badge]

Yeah @raw verge

[subtle glen]

thought you were a windows buddy

[raw verge]

Sick i have one as well

cool setup btw

[rocky badge]

@raw verge thanks

And nice

@raw verge sexy

[raw verge]

Thanks

[rocky badge]

Specs? @raw verge

[raw verge]

@rocky badge It’s an older rig I duel boot (Tri boot technically) windows, Ubuntu, and mac with. FX 8320, 16Gb 2133Mhz ram, 3 260Gb SSDs (just for OS, my other storage is all network), GTX 960

done me well

[rocky badge]

Oh nice

[waxen scroll]

what i use for VIRL

i dont use physical equipment for lab anymore

plus how am i gonna get stuff like a ASR9k for lab

v_v

i should ask my VAR what the lab price is for giggles

also @rocky badge whats the problem with using 192.168.X.X ? its probably better for a public wifi as it wont conflict with work VPNs since many offices are on 10/8

if my public wifi subnet is 10.0.0.0/24 and my work has a server on 10.0.0.2 ... thats a problem

[clear igloo]

I know what the lab price is. Are we talking a 99xx or a 90xx?

[waxen scroll]

9912

thats what i work on

[clear igloo]

Nice 😃

[waxen scroll]

virtual XR does the job i guess but its so slow

[clear igloo]

Yah, it's good for the basics but you really can't sim all the linecards and features

[waxen scroll]

work wanted to get rid of all the hundreds of routers we have and use 4x 9912

[rocky badge]

@waxen scroll ok fair enough

But for a hotel

[clear igloo]

Lol, that's a lot of consolidation.

[rocky badge]

It won't give you many IPs

Hai @clear igloo

[clear igloo]

Hey Ryois

[rocky badge]

You at work?

[waxen scroll]

they went and did it but their IT money comes from the individual departments, so its hard as hell to expand with more line cards

cause whose gonna pay

as an IT person, i hate accountants/accounting/finance/etc

its all a game

and i lose.

its never a simple "we have the money"

[rocky badge]

Rip

Yeah

[clear igloo]

Yup, finance is evil

[waxen scroll]

heres some LOLs

i was a contractor for 5 yrs at a big pharma company

they make $$$$$$$$$

[clear igloo]

9912 is 81K alone or 220K with the basics (list price)

[rocky badge]

Wow

[waxen scroll]

they couldnt "afford" to hire me yet spent $100k on one piece of network lab equipment

[rocky badge]

😄

[waxen scroll]

screwed by accounting again!

[clear igloo]

Did they buy the 8x100G linecard for the ASR? lol

[waxen scroll]

we dont have 100g, just 10 and 1

[rocky badge]

Or like how certain parts of the business gets less financing than the IT department.
That's how it is at school

[waxen scroll]

we're talking about moving to 100

[clear igloo]

Not even 40G?

[waxen scroll]

but its super expensive

[rocky badge]

My school is just 10G, nothing too fancy.

[waxen scroll]

lol yeah, no 40

[clear igloo]

Not too surprised, if 10G is enough why upgrade, but still a little surprised there isn't some 40G somehwere

[waxen scroll]

we're not a service provider, so it works. we just happen to have SP routers

[clear igloo]

Yah, makes sense

[rocky badge]

@waxen scroll where do you work? 😄

[waxen scroll]

fortune 100 retailer

[clear igloo]

What flavor switches do you use, if you don't mind my asking?

[rocky badge]

Oh

[clear igloo]

Catalyst 2K/3K/4K/6K/9K/other?

[rocky badge]

How much do you know about Cisco. . .

[waxen scroll]

a mix of 2,3,4 ... we have a demo 9k unit but i dont think we're moving to it any time soon

[clear igloo]

A lot 😛

[waxen scroll]

@rocky badge i'm a CCNA, could be a CCNP, and have ~5yrs network experience

[clear igloo]

Yah, the 9K is nice, still has some bugs and lacks some features in some aspects though

[rocky badge]

@waxen scroll nice

I was 9 5 years ago

😛

[clear igloo]

haha

There is a cheaper Catalyst 9K coming out soon for more L2 focused stuff, not sure what model you were demoed

[waxen scroll]

i did network ops for about 2yrs and then moved into engineering. next step is architecture.

[clear igloo]

Nice, architecture can be a lot of fun, you get to see it all come together 😄

[rocky badge]

I'm just a 14 year old that spends too much time on Discord. 🤷

[waxen scroll]

where i work the architect just tells me the project details/requirements and i take that and figure out how to deploy

[clear igloo]

But you enjoy learning and have a passion for it, which is what a lot of people lack 😃

[rocky badge]

The only reason I want to move is for a network upgrade 😛

[clear igloo]

You have a big lab at work or just enough to test out the small stuff? @waxen scroll

[waxen scroll]

its just enough.... when i was at the pharma company we had an exact replica of the datacenter gear, remote sites, and servers in our lab

this company not so much

retail is cheap

[rocky badge]

@clear igloo if you had to give an unbiased opinion about Ubiquiti or Cisco for home networks? Which one would you choose? 😄

[clear igloo]

wow, surprised they didn't try to leverage a third party for that (the pharma company)

[waxen scroll]

they did for some things

but once its running its easy enough to modify

[clear igloo]

unbiased? Well based on price alone I would say Ubiquiti, unless you're looking at stuff on ebay and can get similar prices

Yah, I know a lot of people are looking to move their labs off prem in some places

[rocky badge]

Hmmm

[waxen scroll]

@rocky badge one of the massive issues thats happening now is that tier 1/2 jobs are getting outsourced more and more. i hope that gets reversed when you graduate. in networking they hate letting inexperienced people touch the networks. Think about it... you're a server person and you work on one server... if it breaks, too bad. Network can take the company down. 😄

internships and all that seem rare

[rocky badge]

Rip

[waxen scroll]

spirent vs IXIA

i use IXIA

lol

[clear igloo]

Spirent all the way 😛

[waxen scroll]

IXIA is like gaben.... takes my wallet away

[rocky badge]

I'd let no one touch my network unless I need their help 😛

[clear igloo]

Haha, yah, both sides charge a ton for the gear

We get a nice discount though >.>

[waxen scroll]

im a huge riverbed ecosystem fan too

you can do NSA stuff on the network

tap and store

[rocky badge]

I wonder how much my parents will let me spend on networking stuff

[clear igloo]

Nice, we've got a couple L1 switches that can do taps but since we're doing a lot of 100Gb that stuff gets stupid expensive

[waxen scroll]

i was able to download someones packets that went through the datacenter a week ago

"it must be a network issue"

NO

GO AWAY

[rocky badge]

Lol

[clear igloo]

Haha. I like "What do you mean you didn't read our minds and certify this feature we never told you about?!?"

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"You're not invited to my server, Ed."

Linus said that in the server room tour.

[waxen scroll]

i use UBNT at home.... AP, router, switch

fanless gear was also important to me

[rocky badge]

EdgeMAX or UniFi router and switches?

[clear igloo]

Yah, I would probably use them myself if I didn't get my gear to "borrow" for free 😛

[rocky badge]

Please tell me EdgeMAX

[waxen scroll]

edgemax router, non-unifi switch, unifi AP

[rocky badge]

I've never seen the appeal of UniFi for switches

[waxen scroll]

i stupidly bought the cloudkey thinking it integrated my switch and edgemax.... returned that thing quick

[rocky badge]

You can run that in docker

If you needed

[waxen scroll]

i dont run my server or computers 24/7, so the cloudkey appealed to me

[rocky badge]

The docker doesn't have to run 24/7

Just online for the majority of the time

[waxen scroll]

it doesnt, but then you miss stats

[rocky badge]

Yeah

[clear igloo]

3850-48F-E w/ 4x10Gb SFP module, 3504 WLC, 3x 3802i APs, and some 2960-8port switches where I didn't run enough copper originally

[waxen scroll]

you're not based out of rosemont are you?

[rocky badge]

Who?

[waxen scroll]

Lurick

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why do sites have to load a lot of images

my shitty connection can't handle it .-.

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Ooh nice

[clear igloo]

@waxen scroll No I'm out of RTP, NC

Nice setup

[waxen scroll]

whoever buys this house next is gonna screw it all up

[rocky badge]

Probably

Want to know what I hate most about that setup? @waxen scroll

[waxen scroll]

the orange wire?

i got lazy with that one

[clear igloo]

And the blue wire, just sitting there, taunting ;-;

[rocky badge]

The white Arris surfboard modem 😄

send the stupid message