lol
#networking
fresh copper
That would help at least a little bit
cunning shoal
I have an irritating internet filter on my Samsung tab a 10.1, ever since I downloaded Covenant Eyes, (the internet filter) I have been unable to access anything internet related. The app works using a vpn.
fresh copper
Delete the app?
unreal wedge
@cunning shoal disconnect from and disable the VPN.
cunning shoal
Wont let me
I fixed the issue tho
Apparently there were parental controlls on our router which was messing with the filter
remote kernel
Pros and cons of Ubiquti AP AC Pro vs AP NanoHD
high anchor
@remote kernel You may find more and quicker help on Ubnt forums or on their community Discord about this 😃
But I'd say from what I saw when I looked for some AP equipment for my home that it's about the effective range and max bandwidth (depending on wifi band compatibility)
And also, it depends on what you prefer to install, an AP on your celling or on a wall. Installation type and placement will change your AP effective range though.
And you can simulate with a map your AP range with their Unifi tool demo : https://demo.ubnt.com/manage/site/office/maps/physical
inner hound
ugh it takes so long to clone vms on this cluster
little schooner
@high anchor what if my ceiling is finished, how does wall mounting affect range?
Also if I am only looking to connect fast clients, does it warrant an upgrade to the nano?
high anchor
Basically, it looks like this :
By mounting on a wall, you will cover less room space where you installed it but it will cover more behind the wall.
By mounting on the ceiling, it will be the opposite.
lofty musk
Does anyone here have advice for taking the Network+?
little schooner
@high anchor Could you help me intepret the picture you posted with the APs?
What do the colors mean? and whats with the range extending outside the diagram?
How can you tell if there are dead zones?
is the green dead zone?
subtle glen
i would say red is where the signal is stronger and green/light blue is where the signal is weak or acceptable
thick minnow
ubnt's management software is insanely good
@lofty musk if you need N+ watch videos on it & test yourself on concepts
otherwise go for CCNA or similar
you'll get more value out of it
little schooner
@subtle glen thanks that makes sense now
lofty musk
@thick minnow I can test for the N+ for free through my school
thick minnow
unless it's getting you somewhere and you can justify it; there's no point
it's $50/y to keep it
which is kinda insane if you're not working and it's not benefitting you
lofty musk
Ah that's understandable. I understand alot of the concepts now but it's the very specific stuff within Networking I gotta study
lofty musk
Memorizing ports and what they do specifically. I understand the OSI model already. Very specific stuff like standards and how much dB fiber can lose when run a certain distance
thick minnow
oh
so the stuff that's not important 😃
the "the cert requires that i know this" stuff
lofty musk
Lmao yes
thick minnow
if i had the cash and sufficient will to live, i could prolly bash through a cert or 2 a month
but certs expensive, yo
lofty musk
They really are, If I had more free time I could take the cert in 2-3 weeks from now
But sadly my semester is ending so I gotta work on research papers and such
thick minnow
LPIC1 is pretty easy tbh, just dive into linux and learn stuff
lofty musk
I would work more on Linux but my damn server is so unreliable.
I've troubleshooted it for so many different things I'm completely lost with it.
thick minnow
for now, a few endorsements on LinkedIn will have to do
lofty musk
Should I make one of those?
lofty musk
But has it nailed you a good job?
thick minnow
it got me a job
thick minnow
i quit after 3 weeks, but that's a different story
lofty musk
I can just choose what I want?
thick minnow
sure, just pm me
subtle glen
is this all i have to do to give my pc's traffic priority?
little schooner
@subtle glen that's only needed if WAN bandwidth is a problem. Is it a problem?
subtle glen
i would say yes
little schooner
How fast is the line
little schooner
Yikes yeah that def. Needs it
Hmm I ahevnt played with smart queue or queue before
subtle glen
better than mine
subtle glen
same for my gues network, handled by a cheap netgear router. Cause i care a lot about their wifi
thick minnow
HA i just dont have one
little schooner
I would enable the rate limiting but it disables hardware offload
And I really want that
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subtle glen
do you have that UNMS server?
rocky badge
yes
little schooner
Is that last rule redundant? Since your already blocking 10.0.0.0/8?
That would include the last emtrys ip
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it still somehow gets through
little schooner
Hmm that's weird
Is that for a vlan or port or local router interface?
It shouldn't be getting through
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port
Guests get the old crappy router
too lazy to add HFQ so the whole guest network gets to fight over the 20/2
xd
little schooner
I was thinking of getting like a NUC and putting pfsense into it
And then enabling qos since it wont tank performance
subtle glen
i would go with this
little schooner
Like the cpus do in edgerouter and stuff
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Which nuc
little schooner
Haha that's massive
subtle glen
it should run pfsense
little schooner
I was thinking i3 or the i5 model
Basically one that can still have like line speed with qos
CPU needs to be fast
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I have line speeds with QoS
little schooner
That cuts speed too
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With QoS I get my speeds
swift fractal
i'd love to use USG or pfsense, but my piece of shit ISP decided it was a good idea to not allow bridge mode on their gateway
swift fractal
i'm so limited to what i can do
little schooner
Aww that stinks
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you should be able to put the ONT into bridge mode
swift fractal
nope
little schooner
Hate when they take away control
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What is your ONT?
swift fractal
i actually think using a USG there is a bridge mode workaround
little schooner
I really wouldn't mind enabling qos on edgerouter but they dont do it on a per interface basis
It's either on and offload disabled or
Qos off and hardware offload enabled
No flexibility
swift fractal
all ONT traffic on AT&T is protected with 802.1/X which needs a unique certificate on the gateway
without it, you might as well beg a turkey
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you should be able to use your own router with the ONT
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What model is your ONT
swift fractal
my ONT is provided by AT&T
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Which is....?
swift fractal
i have no clue
all i know is the fiber runs through the ONT, which plugs into the gateway
rocky badge
I know two people who have AT&T fiber gigabit and they both use their own router
¯_(ツ)_/¯
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then replace it?
subtle glen
put a media converter?
swift fractal
i'm not sure you understand what i'm talking about
bridge mode works on the router and is more than willing to accept it, just not on the modem/gateway as it is locked down (BGW210)
clear igloo
The BGW210 has passthrough mode which is bridge mode
swift fractal
IP passthrough is not bridge mode
subtle glen
lol
clear igloo
It's not real passthrough, but close enough
clear igloo
Yah, closest you can get unfortunately 😦
swift fractal
after looking it up, it is possible to use full bridge mode with a USG and pfsense, it just requires extensive configuration
subtle glen
but wait: if a company puts dark fiber, can i buy one line for my purposes?
swift fractal
probably gonna pick up a USG
swift fractal
only thing that's wonky is ipv6 on bridge mode (which idc about)
fresh copper
I thought some of you might be interested in what a Google Fiber ONT looks like. This is not mine but the photos were generously provided by a friend over on the Networking IX discord
unreal wedge
@rocky badge mine's iPhotonix.
rocky badge
?
unreal wedge
@rocky badge fml https://dooleylabs.com/?🍌=ddheaw.png
My router (10.0.0.1) to the ONT (192.168.1.1), then through the ISP's network (10.80.0.1) to my final destination, which is a public IP inside the ISP's network, yet the most I can do is ping the damned thing. Not sure if it's my fault or an issue on their end, but opening ports on the network ain't easy.
*Which is a good thing, security-wise, but I'm temped to try another application and see if I can remote in that way, like an application on port 25565.
Thing is, the entire community of over 1000 homes appears to share a single IP, which is foreign to me, but understandable.
tawny seal
I have a hp thin client how do I set up RDP on it
unreal wedge
👀 Have you Googled it
unreal wedge
It's a static given and assigned from an ISP block, so yeah.
thick minnow
ok then i dont know man i am sorry
unreal wedge
Still tracing the issue, but could be an issue on my end. New to this router and all. So much easier in a Linux CLI without any Windows involvement, lol.
thick minnow
ya when i was dong stuff like that i had a vm of linux and i was connecting to a red hat server
that was almost a year ago now
also only time i done stuff like that
little schooner
I dont work with linux enough to understand using it as a router or switch
Let alone keeping track of what updates break functionality in packages
It's harder to troubleshoot without a comfortable handle on things
thick minnow
just learn it
if you get in to an isp or some serious work you run in to it alot
it come in handy
like getting roms from weird sites
unreal wedge
So that open port 25565 thing worked, except it was the RDP port, and I had to do a bit of sorcery to get it to work. Turns out the Windows firewall doesn't like NoMachine, lol.
thick minnow
lol ya windows will do weird stuff like that
unreal wedge
NoMachine likes to be extremely unstable in some circumstances, but I'm wondering if the gateway's causing the issue. NoMachine can't detect nor obtain port 4000 from the gateway, even though I have that port set aside specifically for that server's IP address.
zenith ridge
@unreal wedge you get a private IP from you ISP?
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@unreal wedge 
sharing a single public IP
subtle glen
@zenith ridge btw the technicians were wrong. you NEED a main cable coming from the street to connect the building, there are no individual wires. So i still cannot activate the line
zenith ridge
So 1 fiber comes in, and then they connect you, but I still guess they do not put fiber in unless someone is going to use it
subtle glen
they put it today
they hook it up and then if you want,you can activate a line
even if none is gonna use it, they run the fiber to the bulding anyways
zenith ridge
Weird, I dont see the point in running fiber if no one is going to use it, here they just put a tube ready to run fiber, if you are going to use it, then they run fiber trough
subtle glen
it's futureproof, maybe not tomorrow, but at some point fiber will become more common like copper lines, so someone will use it.
maybe in 3 years, all the old people in the buildings will die and younger tenants will live here and request fiber
zenith ridge
Rather have better speeds tho then a fiber line to the home
subtle glen
the max you can have with copper in this street address is 30 mbps...
zenith ridge
ISP use fiber in the name already, and it's still copper cables to the homes and max 400Mbps download
subtle glen
this is FTTH for 1 gbps (or even 10 gbps) placed by a third party company that is not an isp. ISP's then buy it
zenith ridge
They just run the cables, and manage them, while any ISP can give you a public IP?
and pays for the line to use it?
subtle glen
they put the fiber/cabinets etc, then the ISP buys slots in the POP (that is a conntainer/eletrical substation that is connected to 1000 homes) and with these slots the different ISP's put some expansion cards that allow them to use the line. The customer then decides the ISP he wants for internet/phone. Then to the nearest cabinet (250 Homes connected) the technician looks for the cable with a label that has your name/surname and connect it to the patch panel of the ISP.
at least, this is what i understood
They put dark fiber and ISP's buy it
subtle glen
but then you are stuck with one ISP
zenith ridge
Here we have 2 main ISPs, and some smalles ones that use the network of one of the bigger ones
Both have a line to every house, 1 on copper wire, the other on coaxial (still copper)
so it's stupid, because they should just use the same wire to the house, and cut down costs
subtle glen
here old copper lines were handled by a main ISP (and maybe another company) that runs the cable etc and the isp's buy the slot in the cabinet or line from them. Similar to what they are doing now, except this company is a random digging one that was hired
zenith ridge
Yea, but the fact they use 1 wire for every ISP to the house, makes it so much better
and not like it is now, every ISP on their own
subtle glen
i mean what if there are 10 isp's. What do you do? run 10 cables to each home? That is just dumb and expensive
zenith ridge
My point exactly
subtle glen
i just hope they finish the job quickly now
zenith ridge
😂
subtle glen
waiting till AUG
zenith ridge
Auch
subtle glen
maybe they will turn it on on december, as Xmas gift
subtle glen
pls no, i could cry
chrome hound
@subtle glen would share my fiber with you bro, but I don't have the optics 😦
subtle glen
we can just stretch a cable
chrome hound
thats kind of odd they are selling the fiber to an ISP, thats a lot of cost waisted
subtle glen
Also today i was measuring the conduit diameter to run my fiber to the garage and i also took a broom to clean some cobwebs that were on top of the door frame and this lady that hates me took the dog downstairs and started watching me through the glass. Then someone walked nearby and this lady started to say things like "that kid of the 3rd floor is doing something in the power room, i don't know what is he doing" . Looks like we got our first complain about this project 😃
so far, so good
@chrome hound why?
chrome hound
lol
most networks want to keep ownership of the fiber, if you sell it your network loses value
while we do provide dark fiber, its leased not owned
subtle glen
Well, but if they buy it, it becomes their network
Why don't you and your isp buy a couple of dark fiber lines here and hook me up with dual 10gbps 👀
chrome hound
lol no money to be made in a couple lines, we are more bulk opperation
and we are not technically an ISP, we just provide infrasturter
hallow nimbus
infrastructure 👀
dire hearth
Does anyone know how much would a 100-150m running of fiber run?
I want to link 2 buildings via fiber
chrome hound
I would head over to FS.com and do a custom fiber cable, you will need some details, but that should give you a cost
hallow nimbus
Cost = Expensive prob
dire hearth
Yeah so I got an offer from my ISP, it's 70E per mbps, I think I'll stick with me running a fiber between the buildings.
sturdy mirage
i got too much MTRJ to LC fiber cables 😦
zenith ridge
Linus should explain all the different fibes out there, because I have no clue what you just said 😂
fiber = fiber, you already have SFP, SFP+ and more .. 😂
dire hearth
Yeah but there is single mod fiber and multimod
Or somethink like that
But then you have OM1,2,3,4
Yeah
clear igloo
OM1 and 2 are for 10Mb to 1Gb Multi-Mode fiber while OM3 and OM4 allow for much faster speeds (100Gbps) and at longer distances for Multi-Mode (100m and 150m for OM3 and 4 respectively)
Single Mode fiber allows a single mode of light to transmit through the small core of fiber and can allow for transmission over many kilometers of distance compared to multi-mode fiber which allows multiple modes of light over ~500 meters or less. Single mode is usually more expensive and optics will determine the distance the light to travel, anywhere from 1-2Km up to 100+Km
dire hearth
Well someone at fs.com recommended me for my 120 m run an outdoor reinforced cable, multimode OM2 with 2 fibers.
I'm waiting for a price right now
clear igloo
If you don't need more than gigabit then OM2 is fine
clear igloo
Yah, so you're good
clear igloo
I would be careful with that, if they see a fiber they don't know they could just cut it
thick minnow
^ I've known ISPs to cut their own strands because whoever laid it didn't label it
zenith ridge
because it's their space to use, and if it's not labeled, it's most likely not theirs
zenith ridge
Well
that cable
is not even small
I'm sure a private company isn't going to get that underground without someone noticing
subtle glen
some hydraulic scissors can cut that pretty quickly
weeeeell but a small sign on the beach is nothing
thick minnow
on top of that you've got the random road workers/farmers that slam a JCB into the ground and cut both the main and backup cable
like what happened at my college
subtle glen
i wouldn't put my backup cable that close to the other one
clear igloo
^
subtle glen
did the isp even told them to have a certain distance between them?
thick minnow
not ISP lines
clear igloo
AT&T drug a large trencher out to my house, only to have the guy push a shovel 2" into the ground, push the cable in, and cover it up
subtle glen
@clear igloo then this happens
then whoever planned to put the 2 cables should have specified that they wanted them separated. Also contractor's fault for not checking for any utility line nearby
little schooner
Is it free to use azure ad just for the purpose of easily letting users reset their passwords?
And what does azure ad really provide? Does it work best with office 365?
edgy pasture
Looking for best router for many many devices in an apt
hallow nimbus
Pfsense router
edgy pasture
Link
hallow nimbus
I am using a old dell server as router 😂
edgy pasture
With antenas
hallow nimbus
Who needs wifi when you have good old copper
edgy pasture
I need wifi
wet carbon
i have a question: how can I switch to IPv6 instead of IPv4 in my home? Do I need to ask to my ISP or something like that?
subtle glen
@wet carbon if it's about local network, you enable/make a dhcp Ipv6 server
if you want a public ipv6 ask isp
wet carbon
like... in my main router's config?
subtle glen
yeah
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SLAAC
wet carbon
hmm, ok. Thanks a lot
rocky badge
Prefix delegation and SLAAC
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Asus and networking
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For home usage: Ubiquiti or custom pfsense
unreal wedge
Ruckus
edgy pasture
Something easy to setup
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ruckus for home usage
edgy pasture
And not a million dollars
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Ubiquiti is ez to setup
edgy pasture
Less than 400
rocky badge
You can get a setup for less than 400
subtle glen
just get something like this
edgy pasture
Isnt there a fee
edgy pasture
I care about power
subtle glen
looks like you don't want anything fancy/complicated. Get some TP link routers
rocky badge
You can run it in Google cloud for free 
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subtle glen
probably the one with 8 antennas, but one with dual band wifi and 2/3 antennas will do the job too
unreal wedge
TPLink isn't great.
rocky badge
USG + US-8 + AC Pro, USG is the router, US-8 is an eight port switch, AC Pro is an 802.11ac AP
The AC Pro can cover an apartment
rocky badge
It will fit anywhere
edgy pasture
Will it handle 50 devices
rocky badge
Yes
rocky badge
Yes
rocky badge
It can run on windows and it doesn't need to be on 24/7
edgy pasture
Idc
little schooner
Get a cloud key then if you dont want to run it on vm
edgy pasture
Thats fine but no monthly fee right
edgy pasture
All of this seems to have big power draw
edgy pasture
Anazon
150W
Ok so what is the total list of things i need
Links would be good
I was looking at linksys 5400
little schooner
So go for that if you want an all in one unit
The unifi stuff is best for many clients connecting at a time
Like say 40, 60
The consumer stuff is for a few at a time and give highest speed
edgy pasture
I have smart home stuff
And i use 3-4 different devices that really use bandwidth but not at same time
little schooner
So I guess that 5400 should do just fine with a simple network
Only make it complex if you need stuff like vlans and guest network, etc
Otherwise keep it flat as possible
clear igloo
I know this is a bit late to the party but that 150w is available PoE power it can supply, not how much power it will draw if you're not using that
little schooner
@clear igloo that's right
lilac tree
has anyone used the NIGHTHAWK X6S? got it onsale today for 130 and wondering if it is pretty good or not for a 1200 sq feet house?
unreal wedge
@lilac tree decent router.
thick minnow
Light travels at 299,792,458 miles a second and the distance from LMG to my house is 2900 miles. How long does it take for light to travel from one to the other?
rocky badge
There are internet exchange points and switches that will occur during that transfer
thick minnow
I'm trying to figure out the theoretical fastest time
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And it will go through a couple of routers and hops
slender arch
thats what she said
thick minnow
so I can figure out how much those hops are slowing it down
anyone hear able to help with my r7000 router
the 5ghz band dont reach its full speed
its running tomato
also it depends on the path
The answer is 15.5913978 milliseconds
Assuming a straight line cable
2900 miles is the distance by road
Also, lmg don't host their videos in-house
the point is I just wanted to know what the minimal possible ping from coast to coast would be
The west coast of Oregon to the east coast of Long Island by car is 3273 miles
Light travels 186 miles in one millisecond
17.5967742
fresh copper
In the real world, it's not unreasonable to get 25-30ms coast to coast if it was all within on carrier.
stable warren
not sure if this is a problem for here, but it's 'networking related'
Ok i wonder if anyone knows a solution to this. Got 2 (1 'server' running Mysql. And 1 'client' ) computers, both running XP SP3 - Embedded (Fully updated to Oct 2018) At the end of the day both systems get turned off. And in the morning both systems get turned on. However the client doesn't want to read the share (removed and added through batch file on client when starting) and load up a settings file to start the program until you manually go to 'my computer->click network share' (No red cross visible on the network share). If the 'server' stays on overnight this problem does not occur and everything works fine.
little schooner
@stable warren wow that problem with network share almost sounds like the fix they have still yet to release for windows 10. Shares having trouble to reconnect
Not sure if its related
gritty owl
@lilac tree My cousin had one before selling it. X6 should be plenty for a 1,200 sq ft home (depends on construction). His two story house got good coverage.
Though ever since getting UniFi I kind of don't look at all in one routers the same now. lol
toxic steeple
Hi guys, I have a question about wifi coverage. Currently I have a dead zone in my basement about 100ft from my router. Could the walls be interfering that much?
little schooner
Does anyone use 802.1x on windows client? I have a question..
thick minnow
@little schooner what is the question
stable warren
@little schooner we're talking Windows XP embedded here
modern garden
Hmmm aerohive ap units are freaking awesome
clear igloo
@little schooner I do 😃
slim wadi
?whois
clear igloo
I is 😄
little schooner
- So I have 802.1x currently setup for some Windows laptops. The problem I'm experiencing is that, the laptops dont automatically pickup the wireless connection until someone logins to the laptop at least once. I always have to login to the laptop with a domain account in order for the laptop to be able to use machine authentication by itself on boot up.
Is there a way to make it work after a MDT deployment without having me login with a domain account to get it going?
- And my second question is, I tried to use a cloudflare wildcard cert on a NPS server, but windows says that it does not have enough information to verify its legitimate. Is it true that Cloudflare Origin Certs cant be made so clients can trust them without additional certificate installation onto devices?
I would use letsencrypt but I'd rather have a year or more with one installed cert.
clear igloo
Ah, I've never deployed laptops with MDT and 802.1x before so unfortunately I won't be much help =/
little schooner
Its okay
And I just wonder why things cant just work xD
Because besides that, its like hands off
rocky badge
Cloudflare Origin certs aren't issued to your domain
it's issued to a name that Cloudflare's reverse proxy trusts
little schooner
@rocky badge ahh so yes I did misunderstand the usage of it
Do you recommend a cheap provider of wildcard cert? Or is there not such a thing?
rocky badge
google it xd
little schooner
Man they are costly $40 a year for one site and more for others
rocky badge
just make your own root CA and issue certs
little schooner
Hmm okay so with that route, I encountered another problem
Iphone says my internal cert is not trusted
How do I make it so it doesnt show that message?
clear igloo
You'd have to get it signed which costs money
little schooner
Ugh the struggle
clear igloo
Trying to remember how much I paid for my wildcard cert
little schooner
With a trusted ca cert, it doesnt throw a fit
I like it when devices behave
It's a pain to load in new certs to all my devices
Like chromebook,android, iPhone,
clear igloo
Yah
little schooner
For websites I'd use the cloudflare route but for stuff like nps
I'd really like to use wildcard
And stuff
clear igloo
Yah, I think I bought a 2 year wildcard for like $100
clear igloo
Yah, I use it for my VPN and all my internal domain stuff. I mostly got it so I wouldn't have the untrusted stuff pop up 😛
little schooner
Yeah yeah that's what I want to remove. All that untrusted junk
Hmm
As long as the private key isnt stolen, you can use the wildcard cert without worry, correct?
rocky badge
@little schooner install your root CA on iOS via profiles or MDM
clear igloo
Yah
little schooner
@rocky badge I did try the profiles method, and it says "Verified" for my internal CA.
However when I then go to log into 802.1x wifi
It says Not trusted, the server of NPS
But it has a cert path from my root CA
Like root ca > nps.domain.net
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little schooner
So I'm confused why iphone still says not trusted when I put it in as a trusted profile
Oh on android it works fine
It trusts it
little schooner
Is that on android?
little schooner
@rocky badge with MDM you installed it? Or did you install it manually by clicking into their devices?
Is mdm free for consumer to use?
Apple website doesnt show a price when I looked
So safe to assume it is?
rocky badge
You have to have a MacBook
MDM has to be configured by installing a profile
but then it's from the MacBook
fresh copper
@little schooner Why not Let’s Encrypt Wildcard Certs? https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/wildcard-domain-step-by-step/58250
little schooner
@fresh copper Hmm, I was trying to do it yesterday with cloudflare but I was unsuccessful
Also would it work for NPS? But then I would need to leave a machine on to automate the script to renew it each time
But then, what if someone takes my domain, does that mean they will be able to validate it in 90 days and steal it?
And with the letsencrypt way, would I need to constantly implement the renewed cert?
fresh copper
I have never used NPS but I suppose it could work. It’s just a normal cert so it should be fine. It does have some issues with Cloudflare so I think you have to do the DNS way which means that you would need to have a script to automatically update it.
I’m not sure what you mean by someone taking your domain? How would they take it?
little schooner
@fresh copper perhaps it's a false fear, but I read online that there was the possibility of someone renew your domain on your behalf and then taking the certificate and key without you knowing, etc.
And then they start using it on their system
clear igloo
Most hosting providers have a domain lock option so they would have to log into your account, undo the lock, and migrate the domain away, and then renew the cert without you noticing
clear igloo
Unless you have a non-registered domain and are using something for internal access only
little schooner
Hmm okay I guess that makes me feel better about it
@rocky badge is that something I could run on, say, a Ubuntu server that doesnt have a web server installed?
rocky badge
Yes
little schooner
And what does that entail, just download the script, fill in variables and run it?
rocky badge
If you use DNS or registrar auth it doesn't need web/outside access
fresh copper
I think that if someone manages to renew your domain for you then you have larger issues than a certificate. Even if you used a different certificate, they could still get a let’s encrypt one regardless
It’s not much of an issue these days though
little schooner
I think I made the biggest mistake when creating my windows domain
I used .local at the end and only used primary suffix
example.local e.g.
that causes split horizon dns issues
ugh I just realize all of this now
little schooner
ik its actually cause a particular issue with my unifi controller too
its adding .local.local
unreal wedge
.n003
rocky badge
Never use .local
little schooner
and causes docker to fail to start it
:(
and you wanna know what the worst part of all this is?
rocky badge
I use ad.ryois.me and lan.ryois.me
little schooner
I think I will be using ad.example.net this time
but the worst part of all this is my CA is also based off this .local domain
which means I have to revoke all my certificates
and reissue them all again
since a domain rename operation wouldn't work either. I did not publish crl correctly to more than one place.
arrrrrrrrrrrrgh
the struggle
little schooner
No, because it will be very messy
rocky badge
oof
little schooner
because I will be using new CRL feature
rocky badge
I just make clients enroll and get their own certificate
little schooner
that i didnt pay attention to before
rocky badge
little schooner
i read in docs that CRL cannot be updated for issued certificates
meaning I have to do it all again
little schooner
yeah i was just gonna say
but wait
how to transfer user objects over?
or thats also a redo?
little schooner
@rocky badge basically if this does not have the proper URLs that you want certificates to check for revoation on the windows clients, or even a intermediate CA, all certificates have to be reissued
I only had ldap on it
thick minnow
who owns that link XD
little schooner
and since ldap is works with domain name
yikes that means a rename is in order
and that cant even be done
so yes, by scratch
I did mine automatic too but I now decided that it was time to get off .local
since encountering the numerous problems on ubuntu and some name resolution like mdns
its against rfc to use .local since mdns uses that
I was getting lots of dns problems with it
At least I actually read the documentation this time so I can make it right. Waiting for the Server 2019 isos to drop for imagine though
unreal wedge
@little schooner spammy
little schooner
I just noticed that, I'll try to keep my sentences together. sorry
clear igloo
@little schooner I don't think 2019 ISOs will ever drop XD
subtle glen
we are getting closer. Today they connected it
hallow nimbus
👀
little schooner
@subtle glen not bad looks neat
subtle glen
i know, right? for me they could even have left the cable dangling from the ceiling. i just want fiber at this point
jolly grotto
i was like renewing the scouts internet and i was like what does this option do and i turned it on
and it like disabled the scouts wifi -_-
and could take 5 mins to a few hours to come back on
thick minnow
wise knot
Does Fujitsu Messhu support a wired backbone?
zenith ridge
ubnt unify does, it will use cable if present, if not it will connect to an existing AP
It does not connect to multiple AP at the same time tough
wise knot
I'll buy a set and return it if it doesn't XD
zenith ridge
But at work it is helping me out, we have an office, and floor 2, the cable doesn't work, so the 2 AP there, connect to an AP lower or above floor 2, and connect to each other with the cable on the floor, so at that floor only 1 is connected to another floor for an uplink to the network
Till I get to fixing that cable to that floor
wise knot
what set are you using?
zenith ridge
UniFi AP-AC-Pro
and then
If you enable this, it will connect to another AP if it still has power and there is no connection to the network, it will also share its connection to the wire, so you can connect a switch and other AP trough the AP with a wireless uplink
Unless you need more complex meshing this would be a good option
wise knot
I picked a set of Fujitsu messhu up and it works great and it even supports a wired backbone and AP mode
wise knot
BTW it does support a wired backbone
thick minnow
Anyone able to give me a bit of help?
hallow nimbus
👀
lean pollen
If you have a question, just ask rather than to ask if someone will try to answer the question or not :)
(as long as you aren't asking about someone to help in PM)
thick minnow
This is from another post I made with no replies ;-;
"This is mainly for people in the UK and more importantly using Sky Fiber or Sky Q. The internet speed at my current house using our standard box is 37 Down 8 Up most of the time. In our new house we are maxing at 28 Down only a few up (4 max so far). Would getting a new router help with this? I know sky used to lock out third party routers but apparently their contracts have changed? Just wondering if anyone has experience with this."
sky = shit
dont evan try it
if you want speed go for virgin media
Well I have no choice hence my question.
ye we use to have sky fiber and the speeds we would get was 8-10mbps down and 0.5mbps up on a fiber conection
sky said like was fine and thats te fastest speeds in the area but others in the area had alot faster speeds
Well that isn't what I am talking about now. I just wanna know if getting a better router could improve speeds a bit and if it would work. Given their old policies.
you can get a better router
but you carnt replace the sky one
neon sluice
Unless you got issues with it now, I'd just stick with it
lean pollen
How do you get that speed on fiber? I get more on coax. I am not in UK tho
chrome hound
I would think as long as your current router is gig capable your not going to get much better performance, it sounds like the fiber provider is the bottle neck in your case
thick minnow
@lean pollen fiber here is basically a marketing gimmick for fttc, then victorian copper to the house
unreal wedge
👀
thick minnow
unreal wedge
thick minnow
stable iceBOT
fresh copper
I do not understand what just happened
lean pollen
@thick minnow if you have FTTC, you don't have real fiber, and companies here wouldn't market it as fiber either.
thick minnow
i know that, you know that, but Ms McGlinshie down the road doesn't
it's allowed to be called fiber here because there's fiber in the chain
terse geyser
Anyone know what "folding" on a server means?
terse geyser
I was given an extra computer and I'm looking into setting it ups as a server or a linux machine or some other sandbox for projects but I read forums saying that you can do "folding". Don't know what that means
thick minnow
terse geyser
OHHH
I've heard of that
Didn't know it was called folding
Basically a massive network of donated computers
Internet supercomputer
thick minnow
it's called distributed computing
but tbh, the only way it's worth it is if you don't pay for the power bill 
lean pollen
But if FTTC is what he has that gives him that speed, and ISP is saying fiber, it's lying and none of the ISPs here would do that
thick minnow
it's not lying here because there's fiber
terse geyser
Tbh my university has 100mbps up/down internet as well as no power bills so
thick minnow
if there's no bills, go for it
but other than that, you'd be better off using it as a lab
terse geyser
Gigabit is granted to certain computers. Our office is within the IT department so we get gigabit hehahaha
thick minnow
lol
lean pollen
My coax might be FTTC, I don't know, but no one calls it fiber
thick minnow
there was guy a while back that used an entire uni network to fold
lean pollen
As it should
thick minnow
where are you Mihle?
cause in the UK they're allowed to call it fiber even if the "final mile" was copper
thick minnow
there's instances where you might have FTTC, but you get <1mbps down because your copper line from the cabinet to your house is shit
or from like the 20s or some shit
lean pollen
I have 120/15 btw
thick minnow
yeah, our regulations on internet is antiquated at best
superfast can be anything over 50mbps irrc
hyper is over 100?
or something
lean pollen
Slowest option my ISP have is 60/10
thick minnow
slowest option for BT (the folk that own basically all the lines) is 10
for £32/m
lean pollen
....
60/10 is 40 € here or something if I can't remember wrong
And 120/15 was 50 €
Or was it 45 and 55, can't remember
But because lot of the people in the street have get, we get it cheaper, but don't know how much cheaper
Not the best, but seem better than UK
thick minnow
this maybe seem more right, does anyone know how to connect phpMyAdmin to mysql?
Could not connect to the database Database :SQLSTATE[HY000] [2054] Server sent charset unknown to the client.
real hamlet
I only have 1000/1000 D:
turbid oriole
thick minnow
Has anyone seen patch notes for RHEL 8 Alpha ?
They did one hell of a job for OS
From 64 TB to 4 PB of RAM, Python 2 is being depracted soon, KDE is removed, virt-manager is depracted for favor of Web UI, YUM pkg manager got some updates and tweaks...
real hamlet
Illinois @hallow nimbus
little schooner
@rocky badge If I use acme.sh to generate the wildcard certificate, does that mean I have to replace the certificate on devices manually that can't run the script on a schedule? I think I forgot to ask you that specific.
rocky badge
yes
little schooner
So, the certificate can't be left there once its expires
you have to put in the renewed one
fresh copper
Yea
little schooner
Hmm, i'd just need to know what registry it sets when picking certificate for NPS
i think...
fresh copper
It’s usually possible to script something though. Sometimes you can make a script on a different server that sshes in and does the thing if there is no cron. If it’s a web form then usually those can be automated too but it’s a bit annoying
little schooner
Thanks for the clarification
I am still in the process of moving my entire domain onto something that ends with .net, a domain I own. Something like ad.company.net
I use visio and all to make it pretty and clear. I feel very prepared to do it once server 2019 lands. Then I can put all these troubles behind me. Microsoft is definitely taking too long to release the ISO, even if its the eval.
dire hearth
Has anyone here setup an OpenVPN server?
hallow nimbus
Me 😄
dire hearth
port 3389 hmm, isn't that rdp port?
little schooner
@hallow nimbus what openvpn server is that running on? Is it it's own OS?
@rocky badge how did you setup yours?
thick minnow
my router has a built in vpn server lol
rocky badge
@little schooner it was an AWS AMI
thick minnow
Wondering if i can use synology NAS + raid array to use as NAS, HTPC, and also run virtual servers off it?
little schooner
@thick minnow virtual servers being web servers or actual vms?
If you spec that synology nas large enough yes
pale sphinx
Hello, i have old QNAP Nas and xpenology nas (synology whatever). I would like to move all files from my old nas to the custom one. How would i do that? FTP Connection and move all or swap HDD and then just copy over?
unkempt ferry
Does the UBNT USG support a gigabit wan connection or would it be a bottleneck to my fast internet?
gritty owl
@pale sphinx You're kind of stuck using the ethernet connection for those NASes (You can't just remove the drives and copy data from them, NAS has to be the one running the drives)
@unkempt ferry It does do gigabit, but enabling IDS would cripple the speed.
unkempt ferry
How much would it cripple? Is IDS needed? Do consumer routers have it?
fresh copper
@unkempt ferry IDS is a nice feature but you don’t need it. I’m not sure how much it would cripple but it could be a lot. You might find a consumer router that claims to have it but non truly do, it’s just not a feature that consumers usually need.
wooden hare
Hi i could use some help from someone who knows a fair bit about network diagrams, i'm taking a college course on networking, and my final project involves making a business, then mapping out a physical and logical diagram for the business, my problem is i'm really lost on how to structure it properly, and i'm not 100% sure how to label everything, Hoping someone could explain some of this stuff to me
fresh copper
@wooden hare There are usually a ton of network diagrams on r/homelab (https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/). Just search for diagram and you can see a lot of them.
That reminds me that I have some diagrams that I have to make myself.
little schooner
@fresh copper I finished making a diagram of my active directory structure. I really like how it came out. I also did a ip address spreadsheet since it was about time for me to document which ip belongs to which machine
Ipam would of been nice but I like to let edgerouter handle dhcp since my network isnt that big for an ipam
fresh copper
I use static mapped dhcp so devices still get dns server and other info from dhcp but always get the same IP
gritty owl
@unkempt ferry Sorry, it's IPS I'm thinking of, not IDS. No, you don't need it, but it's a cool feature.
It cripples the USG to 150 Mb/s and USG Pro-4 to 400 Mb/s if i remember correctly.
Only the flagship USG XG can do 1Gb/s with IDS....but that's super overkill for home use.
IDS has no impact on speeds. IPS does for the USG stuff.
dire hearth
@rocky badge @hallow nimbus You said that you have OpenVPN, can you help me with it?
hallow nimbus
Erm sure but i am not at home atm 😂 😂
dire hearth
Right, well I'm trying to set it up but... not quite sure about it
dire hearth
well the idea is I want to use it with Windows Server AD and auto client deploy
little schooner
@hallow nimbus hey that's a nice script
little schooner
@fresh copper the static assignment gave me trouble with a couple of virtual machines due to their mac addresses randomly changing. Also for some reason, domain controllers really dont like dhcp address and causes the entire domain to be randomly unavailable. Might just be my environment, it is a .local for now until I redo :[
@rocky badge neat. I've saved both of them in case I want to redo it
@rocky badge how do you cable manage wires that are different lengths?
little schooner
I got so many different ethernet wires that it's hard to bundle them correctly
Oh xD
Idk why I didnt buy like a cable comb or something
chrome hound
holy crap if you use there built in web app it will store the results
or not built in, but app based
wow they have the host data wrong
chrome hound
lol like you are ever going to get 10gb on a speed test server that has a 10gb connection
clear igloo
Haha, yah
chrome hound
so funny thing
because of how they setup client isolation, the download leg is not being routed out, but the upload leg is
I haven't figured out how to setup mac routes for local mac traffic on both sides
but I think I am happy with my setup for 10gb routing YEA!!!!
little schooner
@chrome hound super nice. Wish I had comparable upload speed because it's like impossible to cloud backup when my upload is like 5 mbps up
I could upload my base images to the cloud if I had good uploads
subtle glen
what if I take the whole fiber coil 👀
hallow nimbus
Then you can make big money
subtle glen
Or I could use it for my project
hallow nimbus
Or that
fresh copper
@chrome hound it used to be that the speedtest ids were very small and sequential so you could increase/decrease by one and see someone else’s speedtest results
unkempt ferry
@gritty owl Ok thank you. So for home use, a USG without IPS is safe if I do plan to host a game server and a vpn server?
gritty owl
Yeah, plenty safe for that
gritty owl
Yeah, that depends more on your server than the router to be honest (and making sure you have DDNS domain name)
unkempt ferry
Ok thanks!
gritty owl
Yeah, I installed a unifi setup for a client of ours that we did a house expansion for because one home wifi router was too small.
It's been working great to this day with a USG and two AC-Pros.
clear igloo
But they already do 10Gbit copper to all the editors iirc
chrome hound
10gbit copper has some draw backs, even DAC cables have there issues, after switching to MM fiber, I won't ever do coper if I don't have to
clear igloo
Totally agree, fiber allows for much more flexibility but since they already have the copper run I can only see some limited use cases for a compact 10Gbit switch for LMG in particular
chrome hound
true, and to be honest my home use of 10g fiber is really over kill, but I love it 😄
clear igloo
Fiber ftw 😛
chrome hound
I mean I am over kill all the way, there is no real home use case for a NetApp or the 3 dell servers or the Supermicro buuttt 😄
clear igloo
Got a couple UCS C-Series, R620s, and various other things so I'm in a similar boat 😄
chrome hound
haha
fresh copper
@thick minnow That looks awesome! I am going to look into that
unkempt ferry
So question. I created a VPN with Windows PPTP and for some reason, I can't connect to it. How can i tell if my ISP is blocking ports
fresh copper
That’s a good question that I would be interested in as well. I know most ISPs block SMTP and other mail related ports but I would be interested on others
thick minnow
my isp only blocks smb ports lol
unkempt ferry
So I went on canyouseeme to see if the port was open and it wasn't. I forwarded it on my router but it doesn't show. Is this because of my ISP?
Just tried it with 3389 for RDP and it works fine. I think it might be something isn't configured correctly for my VPN on 1723. Does anyone have an experience with the built in VPN hosting in Windows? Thanks!
dire hearth
@blissful marlin I had pptp on my windows server, not the best setup but still
🤷🏻♂️
dire hearth
You managed to make it work ?
blissful marlin
pinhole reset
pseudo blade
PPTP is a poor choice for a VPN for security reasons and has been deimplemented on an increasing number of devices. What's the use case? @unkempt ferry
unkempt ferry
@pseudo blade I'm planning to use it as a way to bypass my school's firewalls.
pseudo blade
It is unlikely that PPTP is allowed through your school's firewalls regardless.
Honest suggestion: Try SSTP instead.
unkempt ferry
@pseudo blade What would be a better choice? I want a VPN that doesn't require addition software on the client.
pseudo blade
SSTP is natively supported on Windows 7 or later.
unkempt ferry
Ok how can I host a server for it? Can I use a machine running windows?
pseudo blade
You'll need Mikrotik RouterOS or Windows Server on the far end for your VPN server.
unkempt ferry
So Windows Server supports hosting a SSTP server without addition software?
pseudo blade
Yes.
If you're a student, you can likely get a copy of Server 2016 free via Microsoft Imagine.
You'll need a dedicated computer or a hypervisor to put it on.
unkempt ferry
Ok so I have a Dell R710
Should I virtualize it or just run a copy of windows server directly?
pseudo blade
I'd virtualise.
unkempt ferry
Also whats the difference between the 2 version of Windows Server
I'm currently using VMWare. Should I use windows as a hypervisor?
pseudo blade
Datacenter is licensed for unlimited guest VMs if you install it on the bare metal and use Hyper-V from it.
Standard is licensed for 2.
This is just Windows Server guest VMs.
Both support unlimited anything else VMs or BYO license Windows VMs.
Basically pay once for datacenter and run all the Server VMs for free (bar CAL cost, but not relevant to you as a student).
Problem is that using Server 2016 as your hypervisor blows 2GB RAM right off the bat.
If that is a nonissue versus the benefits, go for it.
unkempt ferry
Well I got 64GB rn so I think it should be fine. My school has Microsoft Imagine so I can get Datacenter for free
pseudo blade
Eh, I'd say try Hyper-V then.
So install on baremetal then optionally install RRAS on it or on a Server 2016 guest VM you'll be licensed for an infinite number of.
unkempt ferry
Ok cool.
little schooner
I am still waiting for Server 2019 ISOs. I cant believe they are taking this long to get a trial version out that supposedly has 10-day rearm limit
pseudo blade
Might have been prerelease.
Previews are typically set up to die on official release.
clear igloo
@little schooner They have the official ISO on MSDN so it shouldn't be much longer
gritty owl
Hmm, I hope Microsoft Imagine gets 2019 server so I can ring up my college buddies to give me free codes again (and use my college account as well)
little schooner
I'd like a free code for windows 10 edu
Man if only they let us buy copies
Discounted copies
hallow nimbus
😂
unreal wedge
Windows 10 Pro for Workstation. If only that were free.
unkempt ferry
@little schooner Why do you want a EDU copy?
I've got Windows 10 Enterprise with a tool to activate it.
unreal wedge
@unkempt ferry no piracy
little schooner
@unkempt ferry it's basically enterprise version but available on onthehub for students to buy for $19.99
Some colleges offer it for sale
I license all my stuff so
Legit is way to go
unreal wedge
Activation tool = 100% virus. Even MS Toolkit. It's an undetected rootkit made and "leaked" by MS as an internal testing activator. MS has internal accounts, KMS servers, etc.
little schooner
Yeah so I was hoping to buy a copy from university. They have to renew their imagine sub for the school though
fresh copper
I just never use Windows; problem solved
little schooner
If I were to never use windows for my day to day things, then it has to be redhat or fedora since I like stability in the OS that lasts a long time.
I'd say 1809 are very stable builds now.
unreal wedge
I wouldn't. Debian's also very stable, along with 99% of all Linux OSs.
little schooner
Debian gave me trouble three times with VMware workstation
Also, even when it was on supported config, kernel changes broke software and vmware again
Now I dont even use it on linux anymore since windows never ever had that problem
unreal wedge
You need to update the kernel headers and compile the VM module on each kernel update, which usually is automatic, otherwise you can run a single command to fix it.
Dynamic Kernel Module Support
unkempt ferry
No I have a tool that my dad’s college uses
It’s legit
And it’s used to activate all the computers in the school
It’s not piracy
little schooner
@unreal wedge I wonder why that command was non-existent, even on stack exchange when other people were having a similar problem. They only talked about rebuilding VMNET driver from source code and removing a check from the source file.
Huh so I'll give that command a try should it prop itself up again
@unkempt ferry a tool that does slmgr /kms and /ato?
Or a sketchy tool from internet
unreal wedge
@unkempt ferry totally fine and legit. No harm there.
@little schooner it's a weird one.
unkempt ferry
Yep
little schooner
My storage spaces virtual disk is held up for some reason. Its pinned at 100% and it won't unmount. It doesn't get worse than this and this problem happens way too frequently
split siren
Hello everybody
subtle glen
Hi
hallow nimbus
Hai
fresh copper
Hello
hallow nimbus
Hai
subtle glen
Hai
thick minnow
ciao
subtle glen
ciao
clear igloo
C-C-C-Combo breaker!
😄
subtle glen
CCCC ircuit breaker
green gazelle
I remember that from Cisco class.
hallow nimbus
I never had cisco class
thick minnow
10gbps switch?
fresh copper
I need to make some network diagrams
Of my own network and of the EVIX network
I’ll probably write an auto-generating one in python
green gazelle
It was a nice tool to build out subnet mappings and port assignments. I always through it was not necessary until all of my security cameras went down because they had the same IP as the networking gear.
little schooner
@green gazelle I need to do the port mapping, that's the only thing I'm missing from my diagram
Yes it makes troubleshooting network easier once documented
little schooner
Is there a sysprep equivalent for Ubuntu?
besides it removing ssh keys?
https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1110936 - well this thread explains that the only major things needed to change is hostname and IP address. The use of kickstart i guess is a scripted install of a linux installation, possibly where you could input all the install commands so each VM is new
plush peak
ok so i have a question
anyone here have experience merging 2 separate types of internet lanes together?
in my case it would be 4.5g + vdsl2+
i need to merge them
without dealing with extreme ping in games or speed drops for uploading media and streaming and so on
fresh copper
@plush peak I don’t really recommend doing that in my professional opinion. But in the art of doing things the wrong way, there are two solutions. The naïve way would be to use a basic load balancing router or even install something like OpenWRT on to your existing one and have it do that. This may work in your situation but any given connection will only be able to use one of them at a time. This works best with multiple users rather than just one. The other option is to use a service that helps combine them such that you can use both together even on the same connection. Linus actually covers both in this video from a while back: https://youtu.be/tqbnjgbtDl0
There is also the third option where you get an ASN and IP space and find ISPs that will do bgp sessions with you but that’s complex and expensive so don’t do that.
plush peak
seemingly for me the best way that wont cause any issues is setup a dual pc setup sooner rather than alter have the stream and uploading pc on the high speed connection and the gaming one on the low latency connection
instead of bonding them
since im seeing too many possible issues due to isps not supporting this in the first place
im in turkey btw
outer maple
@plush peak do you need to merge them for one pc.. or to combine bandwidth for an office for example?
I used to have two adsl lines and 3g connection that you could 'bond' by just the router allocating the bandwidth for the office but not to form one super fast connection. worked great for my rural office though with about 10pc's connected, as 1 line was not close to being fast enough
and you didnt need any isp support
plush peak
i mean at the beginning i might need to "bond" them but figured out i can just plug both into pc and set obs to use that high speed connection and find out a way for my google drive sync to use the secondary high speed connection aswell
a friend of mine said i can set priorities so programs default to primary network unless they internally ask to connect through the other ip
this is all for my editing streaming uploading and work
rn its all on one pc
but soon maybe in a month or two i should have a secondary setup which would get rid of alot of issues including the need to deal with any issues that software end connection allocation might bring along
outer maple
Try just getting a dual WAN router.. then in the router you can set to auto loadbalance the connections, or you can specifically assign wans for certain packets - i.e keep all gaming packets to one line and other stuff on the second line
no isp config needed
plush peak
the above seems to work better though this way i dont have to spend a ton on load balancing hardware
outer maple
yea dual wan routers are really cheap these days though
really easy to setup and your pc doesnt need to always be on/awake
will always share your connection how you like
things like torrents can actually use all the connections on one pc to get a mega download speed boost too which is cool for your 'legal' lunux distro's 😂
little schooner
https://mikrotik.com/product/RB960PGS-PB#fndtn-downloads
If it says it supports Mode B devices, can it also be used to power PoE 802.3af at Mode A?
fresh copper
http://www.speedtest.net/result/7857379696.png
I finally got my speed up from 10s of mbps on my coloed server. This is not too bad for this not actually being a very close testing server (that's what happens when the IP you are using from your friend is a Canadian IP)
Still faster than 99% of Canada but lower than what I am supposed to get
I get about 500mbps from a iperf3 to the colo provider
pseudo blade
@little schooner That determines what wires are powered and ground, so no, definitely not.
Unfortunately, you'd need some other box or cable to handle conversion if you need to convert mode B to mode A. Only Mikrotik I'm aware of they added support for both to is the CRS328-24P-4S+RM...
thick minnow
None of you here can believe it, but my workplace offers me 10 gigabit networking,
pseudo blade
What's the business case?
thick minnow
They pay the monthly fee for me
little schooner
@pseudo blade yeah so I had to buy a splitter for one of my devices. Do you think this one supports both af modes? TrendNet TPE-104GS
pseudo blade
It doesn't say anywhere I looked which mode it is (if only one). I'd guess it works, but could not guarantee. I suggest contacting them if you're uncertain.
@little schooner
little schooner
@pseudo blade hmm okay I'll have to submit a ticket it seems