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plain siren
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Katy Mills Mall

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One huge seating area

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12 places to eat

tame carbon
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yeah

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with free refill

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on your soda

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thats one thing they need to do here too

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here, you get what you buy

plain siren
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I just steal my food off the shelf and no one notices.

tame carbon
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Thief

plain siren
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eyup

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At some point

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I just started waltzing through life

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very very very carelessly

tame carbon
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I discovered weed and acid, and I pretty much am always seeing bright side of life

plain siren
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I needed the ODB Software for my car

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So I cloned the mechanics laptop

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heuhuehue

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I am literally tripping on acid rn

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holy shit cant believe you said that

tame carbon
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are you ?

plain siren
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Get Wasted Wednesday

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Get Toasted Thursday

tame carbon
plain siren
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Get fried fridays

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FUCK NO

tame carbon
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that should get some visual kick

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xD

plain siren
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it literally makes you stick

tame carbon
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my last trip was in august, during a 5 day hike in the forest

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with friends

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good times

plain siren
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idk where the hell all my friends ran off to this month

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¯_(ツ)_/¯

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Im finally starting to feel tired after day 4 or was it 5

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Eh

tame carbon
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wha

plain siren
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Ill be back later after a much needed nap/sleep

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Insomnia a Bitch

tame carbon
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4 days

plain siren
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Hyperinsomnia hurts

tame carbon
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That doesn't sound healthy

plain siren
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If you check my times im on discord

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you will find me for like 9-12 days sometimes

tame carbon
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I've chatted with methheads on their 4th day in a row

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they talk only bullshit at that point

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you saying 9 days, ??

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what

plain siren
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Ugh

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Meth heads

tame carbon
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they are the worst.

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I know

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<-- tripsitter

plain siren
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Eyup

tame carbon
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ima go play factorio

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cya around

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nice chat.

plain siren
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Yeah. Ill see you around

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if you need some help with any of that... fun list lmk

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im around

waxen scroll
plain siren
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I dont do development.

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I do like this project that was developed

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DIY IP KVM

thick minnow
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Computer fan: starts rattling
Me: slaps computer
Fan: stops
Me: yeah thats right bitch

plain siren
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ive done that an embarrassingly large amount of times

waxen scroll
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ugh, are you me?

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corsair fans suck

plain siren
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how did you know it was corsair

waxen scroll
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i got 9 fans and two failed in months

tame carbon
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my first build started with 7 fans

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its now down to just 1

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dont even need so much airflow lol

little schooner
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3 fans and the cpu still failed

brave pilot
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Heyo.
I need some help with this setup.
I need OBS to use my WiFi while my game is using my Ethernet (PDaNet). My house wifi I want to use for the stream while I use my other internet for everything else.

little schooner
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I think you need something like https://netbalancer.com/ or similar. I dont know if there is a free version that is open source but it can limit what traffic goes on which network adapter

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@brave pilot

plain siren
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2. Open CMD as administrator, go to the "C:\{your_personal_path}\obs-studio\bin\64bit" path and type:
ForceBindIP -i {ip_adress} "C:\{your_personal_path}\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs64.exe"````
waxen scroll
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i feel like theres no real point to splitting it anyway, its all going back to your ISP router and its first in first out anyway... games use barely any bandwidth as it is

plain siren
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@brave pilot

brave pilot
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i feel like theres no real point to splitting it anyway, its all going back to your ISP router and its first in first out anyway... games use barely any bandwidth as it is
It's because of my internet. It is beyond bad.

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If I stream, won't have enough upload for game.

plain siren
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forcebindIP will force OBS to whatever you set it to

peak cloak
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how bad is it? on DSL?

plain siren
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and everything else sticks to default route

waxen scroll
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@brave pilot but arent the game and stream going to the router anyway or do you have two ISP?

brave pilot
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I always play using my hotspot. Gives me around 80 ping. House internet gives me around 180.

little schooner
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You dont suddenly get more upload bandwidth after splitting it

waxen scroll
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ah

brave pilot
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@brave pilot but arent the game and stream going to the router anyway or do you have two ISP?
I'll be using my hottspot for game so no.

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Game will be hotspot, OBS will be router so WiFi.

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If at some point I want to disable this, what will I do?

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Or wait. I probably have to run the command every time. That would be cool.

little schooner
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yes you have to run the command every time

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throw it into a text file and rename it to .bat or cmd

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then its a script file you can double click on demand

plain siren
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Yeah you gotta run command every time

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You can create a shortcut with the command args

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a bit easier than a bat

brave pilot
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I just made a bat.

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I will try a shortcut

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How can I find the GUID of my internet adapter? @plain siren

plain siren
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Open uh...

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Task manager

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Go to services tab

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Check to make sure "Wired Autoconf" and "WLAN autoconf" services are running

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then I believe the commands are...

netsh wlan show interfaces
netsh lan show interfaces
``` First one is Wireless, second one is ethernet
brave pilot
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WLAN is running, Wired isn't/

plain siren
brave pilot
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But I stil have what I need

plain siren
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start it

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ok then

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works out

brave pilot
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rip, now I get OBS errors which I did not have before.

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Failed to find locale/en-US.ini
Failed to load locale
plain siren
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oh

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the shortcut

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set the working directory

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To the root install folder

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C:\Program Files\obs-sutdio or whatever

brave pilot
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"C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit\ForceBindIP" -i 447f8bb1-fdcb-4562-a389-5fcbc3c89004 "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs64.exe"

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Those are my bat

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Gonna make shortcut now.

plain siren
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Put said Bat file in the folder of OBS

brave pilot
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I think I did it.

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Works. Thanks!

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wait nope nvm.

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f

waxen scroll
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F

brave pilot
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ForceBindIP.exe -i 447f8bb1-fdcb-4562-a389-5fcbc3c89004 "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs64.exe"

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That's what I'm using.

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That is the WiFi adapter GUID

plain siren
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And what is it doing?

brave pilot
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Using the ethernet.

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I do a stream bandwidth test and activity is shown on the ethernet instead of the WiFi. That's how I verified.

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I think I founnd a way to do it.

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Start OBS, unplug ethernet, start streaming, plug ethernet.

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My game should run using Ethernet, OBS won't.

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So I think I did it.

crimson marsh
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Hi i am having trouble with something a friend of mine was living in canada , and moved the Malta , he is trying to use his google nest router (bought in canada) with his google nest acces points, (bought in malta) , he recieves a message announcing that the device weas built for another country so it cannot be compatible with his wifi network

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will he really have to buy the EU version of the router ?

plain siren
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Yes

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Radio Regulations

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Similar to the US FCC

misty terrace
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Different countries, different bands. Even within European countries, there are some bands reserved for other uses

plain siren
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if it aint certified for the region, its gonna lock itself out if its geo aware

crimson marsh
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thanks

winged harbor
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Hey does anyone here have some experience with bridging network adapters?

plain siren
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@winged harbor yus

winged harbor
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Im currently using windows 10 and in total have three ethernet ports. One from my router to my motherboard, one from adapter 1 to my ps4 and one from adapter 2 to my xbox one. Is there a way to bridge them so I can have a connection to all three? I managed to get it working on my pc and ps4 at the same time but i couldn't recreate it

tame carbon
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You need a bridge

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Only times I ever had to set up a bridge, was to create a wifi hotspot from a wired LAN

winged harbor
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@tame carbon this is what ive tried but i need to do it with three devices and I cant get it working properly on all three

tame carbon
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@winged harbor I am assuming you are going through this hoop, because you haven't got a network switch?

winged harbor
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I dont

tame carbon
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because bridging permanent devices through your windows host, is a bit... stupid

winged harbor
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Why

tame carbon
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for starters, the machine has to be always running

winged harbor
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It is

tame carbon
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and its windows

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windows & networking dont work well

winged harbor
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But I know that it should be possible

tame carbon
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well, it might work, but difficult to configure

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have you got at least 1 interface bridged?

winged harbor
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Yes

tame carbon
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because a bridge can hold more than 1 port

winged harbor
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I know

tame carbon
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a normal router, has 1 internal bridge for all ports (except WAN)

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@winged harbor open the settings of your network bridge

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you should be able to add more interfaces

winged harbor
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I know but it doesn't work

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Ill get back at you soon, im in a meeting

tame carbon
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I'm not sure if DHCP propegates through this

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you may need to set up static IPs

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this is way easier on linux with iptables xD

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if you enable internet connection sharing, your computer itself becomes a router with src-nat & dhcp

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@plain siren hey, got any experience with mtiks?

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I'm having a bit of an odd issue with my l2tp vpn

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somehow, ARP is not being forwarded, so I cannot access devices on my local /24, but when outgoing to WAN, it works just fine

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if I ping in reverse, so LAN -> pings device connected over l2tp

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then suddenly, the vpn device can talk to a LAN

plain siren
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Its configured to route to default route Only

tame carbon
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I have a 2nd bridge for the vpn

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and a route set up

plain siren
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But the reverse opens it up for

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Hmm

tame carbon
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well, I think arp isn't being forwarded...

plain siren
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I think the route table isn't being set right

tame carbon
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its same /24

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so technically, no routing

plain siren
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Until someone comes the other way to knock and say... No over here

tame carbon
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yeah, but proxy-arp, forces the router to act as ARP source

plain siren
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Wireguard spoils me

tame carbon
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xD

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last time I tried to fix it, it magically worked

plain siren
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I remember why I hate these.VPNs

tame carbon
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and then 2 days later, it stopped working

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which to me screams: arp cache

plain siren
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Where is this going

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Or is it a server

tame carbon
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My home internet

plain siren
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Sorry, is it setup for Site to Site

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Or as for users

tame carbon
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Nahh, its for my phone and laptop lol

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so its just a user

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I had my african friend help me out last time

plain siren
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I'd the LAN you were on when connected sharing the IP space

tame carbon
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he works with afri-nic xD

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Yeah, so I reserved 10 IPs in the dhcp pool

plain siren
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You have to move entirely out of the subnet

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Or the broadcast will collide

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And no arp

tame carbon
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so, you are saying, move the vpn clients to say, 192.168.99.0/24 ?

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88.0/24 is LAN

plain siren
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Like if you used that and connected to some public WiFi that also used 99.0, its gonna freak

tame carbon
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As of right now, its like this:

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Local address = the router itself

plain siren
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If the network you were testing on was also using the same subnet with the same subnet mask size., Problem

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How did you test the VPN and end up noticing Problem

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From your own LAN?

tame carbon
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I just connect to it, from either LTE or @ work

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I can access WAN, just not any lan

plain siren
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Ah ok there we go

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Is the firewall at play here.

tame carbon
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my phone has it set to always-on-vpn

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@plain siren it shouldn't there's an accept all from LAN -> LAN

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and since its same IP range

plain siren
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Isn't VPN -> LAN its own set

tame carbon
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As of right now, no

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DMZ is something else in that ^ that's a public /29

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ignore that xD

plain siren
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I hate their UIs

tame carbon
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its a lists upon lists

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I know xD

plain siren
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So on the clients

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Do you have split routing/tunneling enabled

tame carbon
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I am not sure :/

plain siren
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And uh

tame carbon
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Here's the active session ^ from my phone

plain siren
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You allow IPSEC into the firewall

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But not to allow LAN-LAN between subnet

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Which you also have to define.

tame carbon
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Well, I haven't changed subnet yet, I will do now

plain siren
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Explicitly

tame carbon
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WAAAT

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bruh

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I shifted the client

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to another subnet

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and it works

plain siren
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Basically 2 routers were screaming on the same broadcast

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And it was hurting itself in confusion

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You get fun logic results with mashups like those

tame carbon
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the 192.168.99.0/24 range is on the same address list as my LAN

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so I dont have to change fw

plain siren
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And as always, it works niw

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No touch

tame carbon
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maek backup

plain siren
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Yes

tame carbon
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thats one thing i love about mtiks

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always make backups

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and revert if all fails

plain siren
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I love how they try to put every possible config into a GUI system

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And it looks cluttered and complex after

tame carbon
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Its actually just a shell around the terminal

plain siren
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You can make a mikrotik router

tame carbon
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yeah, RouterOS has licences for x86

plain siren
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Its using the Linux Kernel
Drivers for TCP IP To do things like bridges and MAC-SEC, etc

tame carbon
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yep

plain siren
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Basic, works, ....

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No touch cuz ugly

tame carbon
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I find, with mikrotiks, as long as your setup doesn't difer from what the wiki says.. you can make it work

plain siren
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Haahhahah

tame carbon
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xD

plain siren
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I've made those things do some whack shit

tame carbon
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Wow

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My

plain siren
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They are fun to toy with

tame carbon
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Laptop crashed

plain siren
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Pfft

tame carbon
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Hasnt happened, since

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Ever

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we back

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nothing useful in syslogs

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not sure why it froze on me

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oh, I think I may have

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overheated it lol

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I am on my bed, with laptop on blankets

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asus-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
cpu_fan:     4300 RPM
temp1:        +82.0°C  
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toasty nuts

peak blaze
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wtf

frank heron
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is cloudflare DNS the top dog?

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to set your router and pc to

primal ice
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except when they shoot themselves in the foot and blackout half the world.

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quad9 has been a good backup slower though.

jaunty talon
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I always do 1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8,9.9.9.9

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Never failed me so far!

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In that order!

waxen scroll
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@clear igloo have you used config sync on nexus?

clear igloo
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LAWL, never

waxen scroll
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ugh

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i ran into it the first time yesterday and its broken

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the two devices are 30 change versions off

tame carbon
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@jaunty talon what about 1.0.0.1

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that's the fallback for cf

hollow marlin
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During their recent outages that would be knocked out too

little schooner
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I use 1.0.0.2 and 1.1.1.2

jaunty talon
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there is no reason to use any of the providers secondary resolvers as theyre all announced behind same ASN and routed the same way!

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thats why i use those three, all behind different ASN and all anycasted

little schooner
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pretty cool

hazy sandal
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anyone a pro on pfsense that could help me a bit?

peak cloak
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don't ask to ask, just ask

hazy sandal
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okey xD got pfsense running in a proxmox VM like this: WAN -> ISP, LAN -> CT network (DHCP server, 10.10.10.1/24), OPT1 -> Home router (static, 192.168.10.100) and all I want is the webui available on OPT1. tried adding a fw rule through the console (only have console) with easyrule pass opt1 tcp 192.168.10.100/24 192.168.10.100 [port] with both port 80 and 443 w/o luck. Also tried with 10.10.10.1 as destination, whilst also adding a static route to windows (route add 10.10.10.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.10.100).

peak cloak
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so basically you want to access the webui from the WAN port?

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WAN port of the pfsense

hazy sandal
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no,only from opt1

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I want to be able to go to 192.168.10.100 on any device connected on our home router, and end up at the webui

peak cloak
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i'm a bit confused about your setup, maybe a diagram would help

hazy sandal
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ill hook one up. brb

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I want to be able to access the webUI through the OPT1 IP from my desktop. Hope this helps

peak cloak
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hmm, not a pfsense expert, just done some more basic routing within proxmox on one IP. Myabe someone else can help

hazy sandal
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I dont think proxmox is the issue. the nics are forwarded to pfsense and assigned to wan/lan/opt, with fw disabled in proxmox. I can ping the pfsense box through the opt1 ip, but I cant view the webui 😦

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and the mac address for the opt1 nic shows up correctly in my home router

peak cloak
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@hazy sandal maybe try disabling packet filtering temporarily

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in the pfsense console run pfctl -d

hazy sandal
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no change.

peak cloak
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do have access to the webui through a VM in the pfsense LAN?

hazy sandal
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hmm, not able toping the pfsense vm anymore, but I can ping my desktop
I could setup a win10 vm and get access

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ouch. gotta upload the damn w10 iso first -_-

peak cloak
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or just use linux

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why bother with windows

hazy sandal
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sure, but still need to upload the isos. only run cli stuff on the server so no ui dists of anything, and waay to unfamiliar with linux to install a desktop environment xD

waxen scroll
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or just not use pfsense, theres a perfectly fine router there already!

peak cloak
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@hazy sandal you don't use proxmox webui?

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I setup a linuxlite VM to access the pfsense LAN in my setip

hazy sandal
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okey. that sounds like a pretty good alternative

peak cloak
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It comes with a easy to use desktop environment ( I forgot which one)

hazy sandal
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im planning to move away from windows on my desktop as soon as I've found a dist I feel comfortable with. so far manjaro or mx is the best options xD

peak cloak
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I use centos on most of my VM's

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so I'm familiar with the redhat/centos/fedora system

hazy sandal
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but for the coming 2 years I need windows for school. actually getting a server- and virtualization education 🙂

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I might look into linuxlite as a temporary solution until we cover pfsense in school. think its a few weeks until then. but as of now I gotta go to sleep. thanks for the help!

winged harbor
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Does anyone know if there is a way to use internet connection sharing (ics, windows 10) with more than two devices?My motherboard has one ethernet port and I have two ethernet network cards I got for free and I thought it would be pretty cool if I could make it so I get internet via my motherboard from my router, then output from the network cards to my consoles. Does anyone know how to do this without buying additional hardware like a switch? Surely there's a way to make the cards work in a similar way to a switch? I could get it to work with two devices but I don't know how to do it with three. Any help would be appreciated.

tame carbon
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its called a switch

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@winged harbor you can get an unmanaged 5 port desktop switch

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brand is kind of irrelevant

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But these basically allow you to "add" more ports to your setup

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they dont have any configuration

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I know you want to do this without extra hardware

winged harbor
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And I know that it is possible

tame carbon
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It is, if you can wrangle windows the right way

winged harbor
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And I'm willing to do that but I don't know where to begin

tame carbon
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and dont use ICS

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ICS makes your own machine act as a router

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you want to bridge the two parts of your network into one

winged harbor
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ics seems to be working fine though

tame carbon
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yes, but the device is on a different subnet

winged harbor
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and bridging will disable the connection on the main computer

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nope

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same subnet

tame carbon
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windows is silly

winged harbor
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you can set the subnet using ics

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which I did and it works

tame carbon
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but you cannot add a 2nd interface to it?

winged harbor
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but only for two devices because i dont think ics support more than two at a time, but bridging should if i figure out how

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no

tame carbon
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Says here

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right click on the interface you want to add

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and then "add to bridge"

winged harbor
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yes and I managed to bridge all three, but I can't get the connection to work on more than one at a time

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but I know its possible, just not the how to

tame carbon
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you should be able to bridge three interfaces together

winged harbor
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yes

tame carbon
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if you then assign each machine a static IP

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should work

winged harbor
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I don't really know how to do that properly

plain siren
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I heard someone is trying to bridge nics

winged harbor
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yeah

tame carbon
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@winged harbor any chance you can screenshot the network interfaces you have configured right now?

plain siren
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Before I even ask.... Has it been considered you also gotta do shit on the router

tame carbon
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also, show us the status, and interfaces configured in your bridge

winged harbor
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Yeah, that's fine

plain siren
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Because windows is only 50% of the job

tame carbon
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He wants to use his machine as a switch basically

winged harbor
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that's okay, I just want it all to work using one cable from the router if that even is possible

tame carbon
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^ that

plain siren
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Windows has a router mode in it

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It can turn the other ports into a switch

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But not by bridges

winged harbor
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how do I do that?

plain siren
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Lemme get the instructions

winged harbor
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okay

plain siren
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But ... There is a catch

winged harbor
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which is?

plain siren
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Its windows server only.

winged harbor
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damn it

tame carbon
plain siren
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Windows does not have the capabilities by itself

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Won't work

winged harbor
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is there any way of doing what I want within windows 10 at all?

plain siren
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Nope.

winged harbor
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okay

tame carbon
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@plain siren do you even need any of that?

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he's not trying to do routing

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rather, same subnet three nics

plain siren
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Switching is routing.

winged harbor
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do any of you know of a pcie network switch? It would be cool if I could fit it all nicely in my computer

plain siren
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What's the goal

tame carbon
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@winged harbor just get a desktop switch

plain siren
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Start from the top

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Why would you want your PC doing networking tasks?

tame carbon
winged harbor
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because I can only run one cable from my router as of now and I would like to connect both my consoles as well. I know I could get a switch but I would both like to try to hide all of it as well as possible within my computer if I could, and I would like to put my two ethernet cards to use instead of them just collecting dust.

tame carbon
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I have a small one under my desk

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one cable goes to the router

winged harbor
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I know but I'd rather not have a switch under my desk

waxen scroll
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@tame carbon its so cute

winged harbor
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I have no visible wires

tame carbon
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you can always kick it behind a couch?

winged harbor
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no

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open office

tame carbon
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strap it to the underside of your desk?

plain siren
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Put the switch in the PC then?

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There is lots of empty room

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I store shit in my PC

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Its a box

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Use it like a box

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It holds stuff

winged harbor
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is there any smart way of putting the switch inside of the case and routing the cables out of it without making it look too ugly?

plain siren
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Run it through the PCI slots and don't have a window

winged harbor
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well

plain siren
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The easiest answer is sometimes the best.

winged harbor
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I have the meshify s2

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and I'm really proud of the aesthetics I've pulled off

tame carbon
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Rats nest

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I ran out of space

plain siren
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Mmm routerbox

waxen scroll
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lol thats a key management box

plain siren
#

Its a box tho

tame carbon
#

@plain siren this is the security camera box

plain siren
#

A box is a box is a box

tame carbon
#

the hard tubing underneath, goes into the ground

#

the bunch above, goes throughout the building

plain siren
#

That being said...

#

That's way out of code

#

Rofl

tame carbon
#

230V

#

next to unshielded cat5

plain siren
#

Is that box grounded?

tame carbon
#

I hope you have nightmares

#

yes

#

it is

winged harbor
#

my classmate grounded his bed

plain siren
#

Tiny af switch

tame carbon
#

You can do one better

plain siren
#

Paint it to match your case. Double side tape it to the case

tame carbon
#

and get one that uses 5V usb supply

winged harbor
#

it already would match

plain siren
#

It uses usb c

#

I think

winged harbor
#

okay

plain siren
#

Yes

winged harbor
#

thank you very much

tame carbon
#

PoE or USB-C

plain siren
#

It does

tame carbon
#

nice

winged harbor
#

I appreciate you guys taking your time with me

tame carbon
#

but $55 for an unmanaged switch

#

is still a bit steep

plain siren
#

Its a nice one tbh

winged harbor
#

honestly I think I might as well

plain siren
#

USB C is a nice touch

#

I love overcomplicating things but this is not one to overcomplicate

winged harbor
#

also

#

do you know anything cool I could use my two ethernet cards for then?

tame carbon
#

assign virtual machines to them?

#

makes life a lot easier if you dont have to use macvtap

#

@plain siren my setup ^ xD

winged harbor
#

you don't have zip-ties?

#

it's a nice setup though

cursive valve
#

Or shoes

winged harbor
#

lol

tame carbon
#

socks, lacking sandals

plain siren
#

Shoes inside?

#

Savage

tame carbon
#

no

#

I leave those at the door

plain siren
#

I meant local...

#

But yeah I hope u do rofl

tame carbon
#

@winged harbor I tried using velcro for my setup

#

but the occasional LAN party..

plain siren
#

Shoes underside is nasty. Tracking that in the house is even nastier.

winged harbor
#

tried

#

ahhh

#

I see

#

I just run all my cables in one white cable-sock

cursive valve
#

But the sunglasses show that you wear outside things inside

tame carbon
#

@cursive valve those are prescription sunglasses

#

I am near sighted

#

during summer those are my daily drivers

#

Im the guy who will wear sunglasses in the supermarket

winged harbor
#

my boss always wear dark tinted sunglasses

cursive valve
#

I do like the stereo propping up the switch

winged harbor
#

and half the year its dark 24/7 here

tame carbon
#

I chose tinted glasses, so when I am at festivals, ppl cant immediately see that I am hella high

winged harbor
#

lmaoo

#

also, do you guys think that a 750w psu will hold for a 3900x oc'd to 4,2 all cores with a 3090 strix?

tame carbon
#

Did you look up the power requirements for both?

winged harbor
#

yeah a 750 will hold stock but idk when I oc my cpu

tame carbon
#

if we have to believe this Verge article, nvidia says 350 watts for the gpu

#

and suggest using a 750 watt supply

winged harbor
#

asus themself said 750 on their spec page for the gpu

#

is recommended

tame carbon
#

Yeah, that leaves the OC on the cpu

winged harbor
#

because the oc is pretty hefty and I'd imagine that it would draw a lot more power

tame carbon
#

Ryzen only really starts consuming lot of amps once you push it to redline

#

its very efficient in lower clockspeeds

cursive valve
#

VERY

winged harbor
#

I mean now I'm running it with a 2080 which also has 750 set as recommended but idk

tame carbon
#

benchmarks

#

suggest power draw of around 150 watts

#

250 from the wall, for a full system

#

on a 3900x

#

add, 50 watts headroom for your OC

#

that's 200 + 350

#

you got 200 watts spare, and these PSUs are at their most efficient ~ 80% usage

#

rest of your system is peanuts, maybe 100 watts at the most

#

thats including spinning hdds

#

and usb supply

#

750 is enough

winged harbor
#

okay

#

thank you

tame carbon
#

people who buy 1000 watt supplies for a 450 watt system are spending their money poorly

winged harbor
#

yeah

tame carbon
#

most power supplies follow this curve

#

for exact numbers, check the manual of the one you want to get

winged harbor
#

230v :)

#

I will

tame carbon
#

80+ bronze

#

means its 'bronze level' efficiency at 80%

winged harbor
#

I already have a 750w which is why I asked

tame carbon
#

how old is it?

winged harbor
#

three years, only used for 10 months though

tame carbon
#

okay, thats fine ^^

winged harbor
tame carbon
#

I recently threw out my 10 year old ThermalTake XT775 xD

#

I suspected it broke my i7 2700k

#

but I dont have the tools to test

winged harbor
#

ouch

tame carbon
#

that chip served me for 9 years

winged harbor
#

It's a pretty well respected processor though

tame carbon
#

it was so fast

#

and still is

winged harbor
#

yeah

tame carbon
#

It could also be the motherboard xD

#

but I dont think that chip will ever be switched on again

winged harbor
#

my old motherboard killed my last gpu lol

tame carbon
#

it was clocked at 4.5GHz

#

for 7 years

winged harbor
#

oh wow

tame carbon
#

after that, it became too unstable

#

had to run at 4.2

#

and the last year

#

stock

#

3.9

#

thats how overclocking can damage your chip

#

years upon years

winged harbor
#

yeah

#

but then again, 9 years

#

that is impressive

tame carbon
#

I paid 450 euros for that thing

#

I recently, upgraded to a Ryzen 3600

winged harbor
#

cash well spent, I would say

tame carbon
#

for like, 180 bucks

#

xD

#

its faster, uses less power

winged harbor
#

yeah the processors today are pretty amazing

tame carbon
#

My Ryzen 2600 :D

#

35 watt chip

winged harbor
#

My girlfriend just got a 3600X, an upgrade from some kind of athlon 4 core, no ht

tame carbon
#

perfect for a server

winged harbor
#

jesus christ

#

that's great

tame carbon
#

and

#

it has ECC

#

something with intel that only works on Xeon

winged harbor
#

yeah

#

amd really have been punching intel in their guts recently

tame carbon
#

finding a board for this case was hard..

#

there's no FlexATX boards, or werent at the time, for AM4

winged harbor
#

so what did you end up getting?

tame carbon
#

mini-ITX

#

but now I only have one PCIe slot

#

which I used for a dual 10Gbit network card

#

(hence the yellow fibers)

winged harbor
#

what kind of server do you run?

tame carbon
#

there's bunch of stuff on that

#

private and for work

#

for private..

#

I currently host a factorio server on it xD

winged harbor
#

that's cool

tame carbon
#

benefit of a low power machine like that

#

is you don't have to worry about it being on all the time

winged harbor
#

yeah

tame carbon
#

lol the motherboard it has though.

#

couldn't get around the GAMING stuff

#

so it has RGB

winged harbor
#

that seems to be the case with everything pc related these days

cursive valve
#

Wait no I got green on the ground

tame carbon
#

its a big mess, but at least more organized than a pile

winged harbor
#

should probably vacuum a bit though

tame carbon
#

this is the attic

#

and that what you are seeing, is not dust

cursive valve
winged harbor
#

ah

tame carbon
#

but rather, some kind of 'spray-on' foam

#

that got splattered everywhere

#

@cursive valve nice rack

cursive valve
#

🤜🤛

tame carbon
#

@winged harbor the server itself has Debian running on it

cursive valve
#

Love debian

tame carbon
#

@cursive valve I learned to ditch VMware

#

using KVM/QEMU now, with virt-manager as front-end

#

even works on windows clients, with X11 forwarding & putty

cursive valve
#

Yep yep

#

It's nice huh

tame carbon
#

its so much easier

#

I use linux on my laptop, and vmware player doesnt work on that

#

so I had to run a VM everytime..

#

(ofc you can pay for VMware workstation player on linux)

#

which can connect to ESXi

cursive valve
#

I still have an esxi instance somewhere

tame carbon
#

I have two

#

somewhere

#

wait

#

nop

#

3

#

xD

#

@cursive valve I am so happy though, that the choice of ISP here, came out lucky

#

I got extra /29

cursive valve
#

Dang
I'm stuck with one isp and ofc it's shite

#

I think I have 2 or 3 proxmox severs

tame carbon
#

one possibility if you dont have more IPs, but a beefy line

#

set up a site 2 site vpn with a box in a datacenter

#

and then use that as gateway

#

added benefit, of hiding your address from the public

peak cloak
#

I'm using proxmox as my hypervisor

abstract nexus
#

just installed proxmox and so far..the best thing a network can have..LXC and VM´s .. very happy that all my playground comming true

idle bridge
shut perch
idle bridge
#

@shut perch I pay $70 AUd

shut perch
#

😔

idle bridge
#

These are the speeds I get 😂

#

But the latency is horrible

shut perch
#

mobile phone?

idle bridge
#

All I have is an xbox and my phone 😂

Until oct when I get a PC that is. Although I don't think getting a PC would help my internet much especially since I can't use ethernet because of the location of my router 😪

shut perch
#

🙏

#

Are you building a pc?

idle bridge
#

Yeah

shut perch
#

Everything on your own?

idle bridge
#

Yeah

shut perch
#

Awesome 👍

#

Building your own PC is not easy

#

for some

queen flax
#

bruhs

#

is inbult motherboard wifi good

#

or should i get a seperate card?

peak cloak
#

Depends

#

Ethernet is always better speed wise

elfin socket
#

Ethernet just seems faster because they dont have to deal with as much 'overhead' in accounting for broadcasting in the air in a far comparitively noisy environment

unborn sluice
#

Cause full duplex

glad tusk
tame carbon
#

^ literally

unborn sluice
#

^

tame carbon
unborn sluice
#

ac?

tame carbon
#

yes

#

2.4GHz

unborn sluice
#

I am speed

tame carbon
#

I need another AP for my bedroom, this is kinda rediculous

unborn sluice
#

wireless mesh for the luls

tame carbon
#

I already have my network under CAPs

#

so I can just add another radio, and add it to the provision :)

#

Mikrotiks propietary 'roaming' solution for wifi

unborn sluice
#

no [significant] performance hit?

tame carbon
#

none that I have noticed, then again this a small network

#

It supports accounting and Dot1X

#

so you can have EAP 802.1X authorization

#

which is kinda neat

unborn sluice
#

but do you use EAP though

tame carbon
#

@unborn sluice if you run bigger networks, your CAPsMAN (the manager) needs to be a bit beefy

#

since it handles majority of the traffic

unborn sluice
#

I got a small one, so not really much

tame carbon
#

Which one ?

#

or I am mistaken, a small network

unborn sluice
#

a small network

tame carbon
#

right

unborn sluice
#

though i actually plan to buy a gigabit router

tame carbon
#

What budget?

unborn sluice
#

consumerish routers

tame carbon
#
#

best investment I ever made into networking

#

it has so much CPU headroom, that you can disable hardware acceleration (fastpath)

unborn sluice
#

$200 ?

tame carbon
#

and still do 10gbit/s

#

yeah

unborn sluice
#

hmm, too big lol.

#

don't need that many ethernet ports

tame carbon
#
#

How about this?

#

This is more home oriented

#

has same luxurious features

#

less bandwidth overal

unborn sluice
#

$100 ?

tame carbon
#

$69

unborn sluice
#

oof,

tame carbon
#

~ 1.9gbit/s

unborn sluice
#

lowest I can find (in nearby retailers) is 93ish

tame carbon
#

ow

#

hehe

#

this is the cheapest one they have: https://mikrotik.com/product/RB931-2nD

#

tiny fast ethernet router

#

300mbit/s

unborn sluice
#

that's really cheap though

tame carbon
#

but no gigabit

unborn sluice
#

exactly

tame carbon
#

its what I'd recommend for granny's internet for skype

#

xD

unborn sluice
#

i'm okayish with 1gigabit

#

but 300mbit/s doesn't seem alot

tame carbon
#

thats total routing capacity

#

but on only 100M ports

#

which is more than enough

unborn sluice
#

want gigabit ports

#

don't have gigabit internet but I want it internally

#

transferring files to NAS irritates me

tame carbon
#

This is the smaller brother of the 4011 that I have

#

there's also a variant without wifi

unborn sluice
#

oof how much is this supposed to be

tame carbon
#

$129

unborn sluice
#

Gotta love the conversions

tame carbon
#

question is, do you want wireless included

unborn sluice
#

almost over $200

tame carbon
#

retail takes their cut

#

but that is quite steep

#

30% margin

unborn sluice
#

$205ish

tame carbon
#

find a different retailer

unborn sluice
#

nvm, I found a seller for $186

tame carbon
#

but $186 for an RB2011 is overpriced.

unborn sluice
#

yup

tame carbon
#

I bet you can get them on ebay for less

#

since 2011's are last gen

#

I used to use bunch of TPlink routers, but they all died on me after few years

#

I discovered mtik, and just bought into them

#

few years, I will either buy more, or criticise them hard

unborn sluice
#

around $160

tame carbon
#

oh yeah their low end rack unit

#

only has SFP, not SFP+

#

look at the test results for that model

#

usually have some indication on how fast total routing capacity is

unborn sluice
#

i'll look for results when I can see something that isn't overpriced

#

i'll take your word for it

tame carbon
#
#

tiny routerboards ^

#

no wireless though

#

2gbit/s routing, 450mbit/s IPSec acceleration

unborn sluice
#

$67

tame carbon
#

getting closer

unborn sluice
#

more more

#

there's a lite version in the retailer

tame carbon
#

The 'lite' variant of that hEX, is 100M, costs about half

#

the step to gigabit is 'double' the price

unborn sluice
#

oh no

#

not 100M

#

frankly for $67 if it isn't that overpriced (per your opinion) that would be my option

tame carbon
#

my problem with a bunch of these home wifi routers, that have 4x gigabit... is that once you put them under full load, you don't get the full bandwidth

#

@unborn sluice keep in mind: you get regular software updates, and new features

unborn sluice
#

my problem with a bunch of these home wifi routers, that have 4x gigabit... is that once you put them under full load, you don't get the full bandwidth
ish

#

RouterOS

tame carbon
#

^ get ready for that

#

its steep learning curve

unborn sluice
#

any more recommendation or should I pull the trigger

tame carbon
#

Your call, I cannot make judgement since i am biased towards mtiks

unborn sluice
#

If you have more recommendations though

#

maybe I can check if their price isn't that far

tame carbon
#

You can filter on the left

#

all their devices run the same software

#

if you want to know which featureset they have, look at which license level you get

#

The license is included with the device

#

Most of their routers are L4

#

APs either 3 or 4

#

their big boyes are 5

unborn sluice
#

now my choices are hap ac2 or rb750gr3

#

do I actually need wifi

tame carbon
#

I have a hAC2 in the living room

#

hAP ac2

#

its reception isnt amazing

unborn sluice
#

rb750gr3 would force me to buy a ethernet adapter for me switch

tame carbon
#

since internal antenna

unborn sluice
#

ohh nooo

tame carbon
#

@unborn sluice you can also go full ghetto

unborn sluice
#

I didn't check the back for antenna ports

tame carbon
#

and get just a RouterBOARD

unborn sluice
#

didn't realized it's internal

tame carbon
#

Check this ^ xD

unborn sluice
#

probably want to learn RouterOs first before DIY

tame carbon
#

Oh oh oh !

#

sec

unborn sluice
#

how far is it from other OS?

tame carbon
#

that's a demo

#

of RouterOS's UI

unborn sluice
#

I'd do the full 180 flip and use my rapsberry pi as AP

tame carbon
#

Everything is commandline based, the UI is just a shell for that

unborn sluice
#

rpi as 5ghz AP

tame carbon
#

you can see the left menu

#

the native client, looks pretty much like that

unborn sluice
#

oh wow, the colors brings me back to the dial up age

tame carbon
#

Yeah its UI is oldschool

unborn sluice
#

don't mind though

#

I don't plan to stare at it the whole day

tame carbon
#

All the rules you configure, are just commands

#

so exporting your config, is just a list of commands

unborn sluice
#

besides, if I'm going terminal mode, why tf would I need good UI

tame carbon
#

Basically, what you need to kickstart the use of a mtik

#

you use this "QuickSet" for the intial config

#

it sets you up with a default firewall config

#

and after that, if you want to do things, consult the mikrotik wiki

unborn sluice
#

wait wait

#

so it's hap even though it might be overpriced in my area

tame carbon
#

the hAP ac2 is great as a central router for a home network

#

you can always expand your network with more access points

#

just didnt expect such a deviation in price

unborn sluice
#

cause I'm in Asia

#

sometimes it's $20-$40 more expensive

tame carbon
#

Import

unborn sluice
#

i'm lucky if I can get it with $10-$15 difference

#

Import
shipping fees normally can go for $20

#

so it's not that much logical

tame carbon
#

thats my tiny tiny 10G backbone

unborn sluice
#

probably gonna import just to spite the price deviation

tame carbon
#

xD

unborn sluice
#

looks like I'm biting the bullet on this hap ac2

#

gonna add this to my list

tame carbon
#

if you got any questions with configuring it, I can be of service

unborn sluice
#

I would ask you if I break it

tame carbon
#

I've only got about 1 year experience with the OS so far.. but already learned a lot

#

@unborn sluice you can make backups of your running config before messing things up

#

and restore with 1 button press

unborn sluice
#

nah, backups are for the faint of heart

tame carbon
#

I do recommend lol

#

when it works, make backup. so you can always go back to that

unborn sluice
#

and I plan to tinker with it first, with only me using it for few weejs

#

before I totally swap ir with the old

tame carbon
#

you could just run a subnet behind a NAT on the mtik

#

use the old network as is

unborn sluice
#

I'd swap the AP in my room

#

or just add that instead

#

for the triple NAT

tame carbon
#

NAT configurations are quite... extensive

unborn sluice
#

time to triple NAT it

tame carbon
#

srcnat masquerade is the 'default' for outgoing WAN traffic

#

thats what yo-average home router does

#

port forwarding is dst-nat

unborn sluice
#

time to buy cat6 cables

tame carbon
#

cat 6 KEKW

#

I have cat6 with unshielded jacks lmao

unborn sluice
#

i don't even know if mine is shielded

tame carbon
#

is it made of plastic?

unborn sluice
#

hmm, it's in my closet lemme check

tame carbon
#

shielded jacks just have a metal casing

#

which contacts the shielding of the cable

unborn sluice
#

I actually forgot lol, I need to check what the cable looks like

unborn sluice
#

yep, looks unshieled to me

#

too lazy to get off my ass and to go the closet

#

so I searched the internet for the product

unborn sluice
#

oh yea a noctua

tame carbon
#

only low profile 2U cooler I could find

#

lol

#

on a mini ITX server board

#

Ryzen 2600 with 16G DDR4 ECC (2400MHz)

unborn sluice
#

I need to measure how long the cat6 should be

#

brb

tame carbon
#

most expensive part in that machine: the network controller

#

I had to... 'extend' the power supply

#

cut off some sata power headers

#

and spliced more onto them

#

I didnt have heatshrink tubing at the time, so electrical tape had to do

#

FlexATX parts are so hard to find

unborn sluice
#

but looks neat

#

too lazy to get a measure tape, I'll wing the measurement of the ethernet

tame carbon
#

10G fiber optics, 30 meters, costs maybe $40 nowadays

unborn sluice
#

$100 for the cables and the hap ac2

tame carbon
#

including fiber modules

unborn sluice
#

i'm okay with copper for now

tame carbon
#

100, hmm not bad

#

yeah fiber is overkill. but 25 meters is hard limit with 10GbE

unborn sluice
#

the distance of the AP from the router isn't above 25 so it doesn't matter in my case

#

now the problem is

#

my current router downstairs is from the ISP

tame carbon
#

What kind of uplink do you have?

#

coaxial, DSL, ?

#

mtik used to sell adsl modems too :(

#

If your $isp router has a DMZ feature, use that

#

basically forwards all incoming traffic to one IP, the WAN address of your mtik

unborn sluice
#

fiber

tame carbon
#

oh

queen flax
#

friken picky mods

tame carbon
#

hm

#

@unborn sluice what kind of on-premises equipment do they have?

unborn sluice
#

NAS, and a fleet of PIs

#

nothing special

#

but plan to have cheap servers [in the future]

#

(cheap = 2nd hand or old gen)

tame carbon
#

no no

#

I ment, what equipment does your ISP use to hand over service?

unborn sluice
#

oohhh

#

the typical router+modem

tame carbon
#

but you just mentioned its fiber optics?

unborn sluice
#

Yep

#

weird isn't it

tame carbon
#

I got one of these from my ISP

#

fiber module plugs in on the left

#

ethernet comes out the other side

unborn sluice
#

I definitely can't see the fiber

#

hopefully the support of the ISP won't be a nightmare

tame carbon
unborn sluice
#

ahhh

tame carbon
#

thats where $ISP's equipment "ends"

#

and mine begins

#

maybe dig around the ISP router, send a picture?

#

if you can snoop into the router itself, maybe see how they establish your connection

#

if its PPPoE, you can request credentials from your ISP so you can do this on your mtik

unborn sluice
tame carbon
#

GPON

unborn sluice
#

oh you mean the authentication

tame carbon
#

Thats a GPON module

unborn sluice
#

exactly

tame carbon
#

ISPs are stupid

#

they treat fiber as if it was copper

#

I guess, could try and contact your $isp and ask if they offer any support or specifications for your own equipment

unborn sluice
#

lemme dig into the router