networking

[lean pebble]

Now

My net is broken

2 months

[desert briar]

Sounds like you need an exorcist tbh

[lean pebble]

Bios is ok time and all the rest

[desert briar]

The certificate is signed, right? By a CA.

What if you try to curl instead of wget? Or Invoke-WebRequest on windows

[lean pebble]

Ya

My domains behind cloudflare and runing with let's encrypt + cloudflare ssl

Running on full strict

If the let's encrypt not working then no one can surf to this domain

[desert briar]

Right... hypothetically. What if you try without cloudflare?

[peak cloak]

maybe try disabling cloudflare proxy

just pure dns

[desert briar]

^

[lean pebble]

Even with rsync same issue

[desert briar]

Does this issue persist when you go everywhere with ssl/tls enabled? Or just your domain

Does the connection just slow down when downloading? Or is it outright terminated

[lean pebble]

I'm pretty sure that the same issue going in background while using epic games / steam etc.

I decided to try with wget because I wanted to check if I get any error

[desert briar]

🤔

Are we sure its not the dns

Its always the dns

Yeah well, i guess im running short on ideas. Probably wont be able to help 😦

[lean pebble]

Happen on wifi to

[desert briar]

Id recheck locally

With something that uses TLS

If it happens locally then I don’t know

Seems like an ISP issue to me.

If your clock time is synced, certificates are signed and you are using a wired connection. Yeah

Ill need to head off, but if I were you my next troubleshooting step would be to check if it happens locally too (ideally from multiple machines). Goodluck, I hope you get it resolved. I will check back in tomorrow

[lean pebble]

Copying file over network working good

[desert briar]

Smb?

[lean pebble]

Yap

[desert briar]

Smb is unencrypted

(By default, at least)

[lean pebble]

Scp seems like working

[tribal ferry]

Any tips for UniFi setup and UniFi wireless setup?

I’ll be swapping over my network tomorrow.

[thick minnow]

Since i have fiber speeds now might as well get the highest speed i can get with it

[peak cloak]

idk any good all-in-one routers with wifi 6

[thick minnow]

dang ok

[unborn sluice]

dang

[lean pebble]

Someone can help me find a good vdsl2 b35 modem?

[versed nebula]

I want to reduce my internet bill. I am on 400/50 now for $90 and plan to switch to 60/10 for $45

I am living alone

I dont have a 4k tv

I use teams for work and meetings

I dont game

Is 10mbit upload enough?

[peak cloak]

yeah, it should

[versed nebula]

I wonder if ill regret it

[primal ice]

@lean pebble https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/dsl-modem-router/td-8616/ worked good for my adslv2 - but that was here in the USA.

[coarse storm]

what’s the fastest free dns server ?

[thick minnow]

Trust me, PIA is worth it

[coarse storm]

i have ¢17 to my name lol

this is standing directly next to my router

i honestly don’t know what to do anymore i’m failing online school due to my internet being so bad i can’t turn in assignments half the time

it’s so bad

[thick minnow]

what router are u using

and which telco are u using

[coarse storm]

the one verizon gave me

[thick minnow]

same thing happened to ke

me

if u use ethernet it goes to like 90mpbs

mbps*

is there a reboot function?

[coarse storm]

no mine goes to 2 maybe 3 mbps on ethernet

[thick minnow]

oh

[thick minnow]

that's impossible

[coarse storm]

yes there is and i’ve done it multiple times

nope that’s how it is

[thick minnow]

wifi vs. ethernet

for me

[coarse storm]

we pay for the highest internet package where we live and this is all we get

[thick minnow]

change the channel capacity of ur router

bruh

then reboot it

[coarse storm]

how do i log into my router

[thick minnow]

by ur ip

router ip

[coarse storm]

yes but how do i do that

[thick minnow]

for most routers its 192.somthing.something.something

or 10.0.0.1

[coarse storm]

i know my ip

[thick minnow]

most router is 192.168.1.1

just put it into the adress bar of ur web broeser

[coarse storm]

mine starts with 70

is that normal

[thick minnow]

thats ur private ip

u need ur local ip

[coarse storm]

where do i find that

[thick minnow]

not public ip

do u have a windows pc

[coarse storm]

yes

[thick minnow]

go to command promp

[thick minnow]

on iOS go to wifi and press the i icon, then scroll down to find your ip

or that

[coarse storm]

ah ok i found it

do i use the one that ends in 1.5 or 1.1

[thick minnow]

1.1

try 1.1

or for windows go to command prompt, type in netstat, and wait for that slow shit to load

1.5 is another ip for your router to recognize the device

[coarse storm]

when i copy and pasted it brought me into log in setup on verizon.com

[thick minnow]

yes

now set up your account

[coarse storm]

it’s not technically my internet it’s my parents idk if they would get mad if i made an account and had the log in or whatever they’re weird like thst

[thick minnow]

that account will be the admin account for you to access your router's internal settings. you can config your network SSID and password there

SSID = Network Name

[coarse storm]

should i just say whatever and make the account?

[thick minnow]

you can make an account or you can change an router

that's the only 2 choice you have rn

[coarse storm]

i’ll make an account

[thick minnow]

im glad im not in USA rn ;-;

[coarse storm]

uh it gave me a pink screen that says 400 bad request

[thick minnow]

ur router got a client error

[coarse storm]

i fixed it

i’m into the settings now

[thick minnow]

ok

go to network section

then change channel capacity

[coarse storm]

home,status,quick setup ,wireless setup, utility’s , advanced setup

[thick minnow]

utility's

[coarse storm]

it just gives me a reboot option

[thick minnow]

how about wireless setting

[thick minnow]

change the 3.

[coarse storm]

change network channel?

[thick minnow]

yes

change to 11

[coarse storm]

ok i did that and hit apply

[thick minnow]

yes

then reboot your router in utility's

[coarse storm]

my internet turned off

[thick minnow]

it should happen

cause ur changing the channel

it'll be back

then reboot router

[coarse storm]

ok i just clicked reboot

[thick minnow]

ok

give it about 5-7 min

[coarse storm]

what do i do when it comes back on

[thick minnow]

just do a speed test

[coarse storm]

ok i’ll let you know

@thick minnow

didnt really do anything

[tawdry token]

very gud net i get in kbps only

[coarse storm]

i tried using cloud flare and my internet went out

normal?

@thick minnow

my pc won’t connect to my internet anymore what do i do

[empty urchin]

Maybe try talking to your ISP, its worth a shot

[coarse storm]

well now the internet only works on my phone after i changed dns settings to cloudflare settings on my pc

i’m kinda freaking out

[empty urchin]

Try changing them back

[coarse storm]

it doesn’t do anything

fixed it

[empty urchin]

Ok, well thats good. You can at least use the internet again for the time being, but do talk to your ISP cause even "bad" internet shouldn't be that slow. There may be some router issues but it could also be some throttling on their end or something.

[tall pagoda]

After a few days of problems i managed to fix Ipv6 again

I fucked it up with DNS management

[thick minnow]

good afternoon, i need a small help i forgot my AirOS login creds and is there any way to recovery them other then resetting the device?

[unborn sluice]

[opaque stirrup]

would these devices work togethert

trying to get faster internet to a shed outside

[desert briar]

Might encounter some issues as the adapter uses sfp whereas the transceiver is sfp+

sometimes you can get it working backwards, but its 50/50. I didnt have that luck on my mikrotik switches 😄

I'd also check with the seller / brand if HP transceivers work in their device. Some vendors are pretty pricky with what they like and what they don't. For example with mikrotik you can use almost any transceiver, whereas cisco will usually take nothing but cisco

[tame carbon]

@desert briar Cisco needs "cisco" modules

mikrotik happily uses whatever you throw at it, with the major exception of PON modules

[opaque stirrup]

@desert briar only reason i selected the hp modules is the server is hp and i thought the 2 modules had to be the same

[tame carbon]

same laser spec yeah

but modules themselves can be branded for whichever they plug into

[desert briar]

yeah, exactly

[tame carbon]

fs.com sells modules for all brands

the mtik ones you just buy 'generic'

[desert briar]

I think I got a DELL module working with an old cisco 3560x once

but yeah, cisco takes cisco

[tame carbon]

there's really no reason why cisco requires this

[desert briar]

$$$

[tame carbon]

its just their way of 🖕

[opaque stirrup]

so should i change to just sfp modules?

as if the port is sfp+ it should just work

[tame carbon]

SFP+ slots are backwards compatible with SFP

[desert briar]

Theoretically

[tame carbon]

Not the other way around

@desert briar I have 1G RJ45 modules in 10G ports

works just fine

[desert briar]

Yeah, i got ahead of myself and said it before you said the other sentence

😄

[opaque stirrup]

do cisco modules work in non cisco equipment

[desert briar]

anyways, i guess the transceiver will be for the converter? In that case you need sfp

[tame carbon]

only one way to find out

@opaque stirrup what is your situation?

[opaque stirrup]

alright so my server has 2 sfp ports on it i didnt know this when i bought it

[tame carbon]

SFP or SFP+ ?

[opaque stirrup]

emm

lemme look

[clear igloo]

@opaque stirrup 10G or 1G ports

[tame carbon]

basically ^

[opaque stirrup]

530FLR

10gb

sfp+

just googled

[tame carbon]

thats 2x 10G

[opaque stirrup]

the problem is the server is out in a shed lmao

[clear igloo]

I've got some 10g SFP+ cisco modules that I've used in solarflare and TP-Link 10G NICs without issue

[opaque stirrup]

about 10 metres away from my house

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup Are you thinking about running fiber between the shed and your house?

[opaque stirrup]

basically

since ethernet is expensive

[tame carbon]

Are you planning on 1G or 10G ?

[opaque stirrup]

lmao 1g

my wan is only 250mbps

[tame carbon]

its not a bad question ;)

[desert briar]

10g isnt that expensive

[tame carbon]

I have 250M WAN and 10G LAN

[desert briar]

well, if you define expensive

yeah, same

10gbit lan

[tame carbon]

ye

[opaque stirrup]

its not that its just wasted

[unborn sluice]

not if you transfer internally

[opaque stirrup]

lmao

[tame carbon]

My little server box can do ~3gbit/s transfer speed (I use it as a NAS)

[opaque stirrup]

the word for someone who hasnt had the love time is censored

the ISP V Media

[tame carbon]

so 1G would saturate the link

[desert briar]

honestly if you dont mind the money and you dont need a switch (just a direct plug) then 10gbit will be like 50$ more expensive?

if you already have an sfp+ NIC

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup what length of of distance?

[opaque stirrup]

about 20m

to be safe

[tame carbon]

Are you sure copper isnt just easier at this point?

[opaque stirrup]

lmao what just ethernet?

[tame carbon]

fiber is ethernet too

[opaque stirrup]

i meant cat whatever number

is up to date

[tame carbon]

copper can do 1G up to 100 meters on Cat5e

[desert briar]

cat5e can do 10gbit, believe it or not

[tame carbon]

You can invest into fiber, be my guest. I didnt need 10G here, but I just did it for the hell of it

[opaque stirrup]

yeah but i would need ethernet modules and they are some how more expensive than the light ones

[desert briar]

on small distances 😄

[tame carbon]

wanted to learn how 2 fiber

[opaque stirrup]

my old server was only 10/100

so i could do it over powerline

but i aint having that anymore

[desert briar]

ouch, a pi?

[opaque stirrup]

no lmao some old dell thing

[desert briar]

those are 10/100 I think

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup simplest solution for you would be singlemode bi-di SFP

[opaque stirrup]

2x amd opteron 2373
16gb ddr2

[tame carbon]

It uses a single fiber, with two wavelengths

Multimode fiber

the cheapest modules have a range of 10km

[opaque stirrup]

ok like how does bending go with this kinda stuff

i know its not good for it

[clear igloo]

you mean singlemode fiber

[tame carbon]

https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/11802.html

[desert briar]

shouldnt bend fiber 😄

[tame carbon]

Sorry, I ment singlemode yes

[opaque stirrup]

i cant exactly not bend it at some point lmao

[tame carbon]

SMF on OS2 fiber

[clear igloo]

I bend fiber all day 😛

[desert briar]

lol

[opaque stirrup]

i can try make it less of an angle but its gonna have to go a 90 degree

[tame carbon]

Fibers have a minimum bend radius

[desert briar]

yeah than you are fine

[clear igloo]

Just can't do sharp wrap around the pencil and pull hard type bends

[desert briar]

below 90 is fine

[thick minnow]

my town is getting fiber soon

[tame carbon]

any tighter than the min radius, and the fiber snaps

[thick minnow]

i saw them running the lines out in the country

[desert briar]

however anything close to 90 is a dangerous playground 😄

[opaque stirrup]

lmao this setup of mine is so ghetto

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup https://i.imgur.com/0FmRjqm.png

@opaque stirrup You'd need two of those ^

[thick minnow]

my setup is a old dell optiplex with PFsense on it

[tame carbon]

VERY IMPORTANT: Make sure you get two different kinds of modules

[thick minnow]

better than any walmart router

[tame carbon]

BiDi interfaces are specific to which side they are on

[opaque stirrup]

confusing lmao

so buy 2 of the same????

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/11795.html

and https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/11802.html

Note: they look extremely similair, but look at the wavelengths

1310nm-TX/1490nm-RX

and

1490nm-TX/1310nm-RX

See how RX and TX are flipped?

[opaque stirrup]

so they switch round?

yeah

[tame carbon]

So you have to get one with the blue ribbon, and a purple ribbon

https://i.imgur.com/P0z3bnI.png

[opaque stirrup]

so what cable would work

[tame carbon]

They use a single fiber, and two wavelengths of light

https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/40191.html

You can customize lengths here

[opaque stirrup]

what is fs?

[tame carbon]

You'll want LC UPC connectors on the end

[opaque stirrup]

some network company

[tame carbon]

fiber store

[opaque stirrup]

oooh

[desert briar]

fs is your friend

😄

[tame carbon]

FS sells it all

worldwide

[desert briar]

they have the best equipment out there imo

both homelab and enterprise

[tame carbon]

Yeah they have good pricing

[desert briar]

while being reasonably priced

[tame carbon]

ofc the 100G+ module stuff costs a LOT more

like 1000 bucks for 1 module

xD

[desert briar]

they have a 400gbit switch in there

heh

[clear igloo]

Honestly I'd just get two of these:
https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/11775.html

[opaque stirrup]

why is it so cheap

wtf

[tame carbon]

@clear igloo with a duplex fiber?

[desert briar]

https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/96982.html

[clear igloo]

Yah

[tame carbon]

That could work

[desert briar]

one day haha

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup you can either do 'Duplex" fibers, where you have 2 fibers, one for each direction

or use BiDi where you have two different modules on a single fiber

with two wavelengths

Duplex modules are cheaper, but you'll need a duplex fiber as well

Duplex fibers can easily be identified

https://i.imgur.com/Eb6Nmwm.png

[opaque stirrup]

BiDi would mean the cable was smaller?

[tame carbon]

Nah

they just use 1 fiber instead of a pair

BiDi = Bi directional

[opaque stirrup]

alright

[tame carbon]

with duplex fibers

[opaque stirrup]

so i take it these wouldnt be good outside

[tame carbon]

you just twist the connector on one side

[opaque stirrup]

you know exposed to the elements

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup oh, no

definetly not.

[opaque stirrup]

lmao

[desert briar]

bury it underground

if its an option

[tame carbon]

You need a pipe or a tube to put it in

But shouldnt be exposed to elements

though.. maybe

lemme check if they sell rugged OS2 fibers

[opaque stirrup]

i was going to attach it to the power cable for the shed

lmao

as i said ghetto

[desert briar]

well then get a fiber which is rated for outside

(if its a thing? I never really researched that)

or as crystal said, run it through a tube, pipe which can withstand hardships

[tame carbon]

https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/106589.html

[clear igloo]

Yah, there is outdoor rated fiber cables

[tame carbon]

shit gets expensive ^

[opaque stirrup]

its armoured lmao

[tame carbon]

You can get "Military grade" outdoor cables

[opaque stirrup]

its gonna be hanging from another wire surely i could just ziptie it lmao

its not like the fibre is gonna short out

it will just break

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup those ^ are armored, and can withstand some wear

[clear igloo]

Sun will degrade the shielding

[tame carbon]

^

Thats a big thing too

[opaque stirrup]

its scotland

theres no sun

[tame carbon]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photodissociation

[opaque stirrup]

im fine

[desert briar]

lol

if you want to run fiber run it properly

😄

so you dont need to change it in 6 months time 😛

[tame carbon]

I just used a hard PVC tube under the pavement

[opaque stirrup]

how deep

[tame carbon]

like 30cm?

its next to the sewer pipe xD

[desert briar]

:d

[opaque stirrup]

what if i get a really long bit of emm whats it called

heat shrink tubing

and put the fibre inside it

[desert briar]

i have my servers in the basement right under the water pipes

[opaque stirrup]

boom

[desert briar]

living a dangerous life as well

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup just get flexible hardtubing ment for outdoor water supply

they have like 2cm diameter

and 0.5cm plastic wall

[opaque stirrup]

my dad electrical taped an extension cable to a rope and hung it between the house and shed

its so sketchy

[tame carbon]

https://3.imimg.com/data3/VB/EM/MY-2974654/ldpe-pipe-drip-lateral-pipe-500x500.jpg

LDPE I think was the material

polyethylene

[opaque stirrup]

bruh i just noticed this transceiver thing says 10km

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup yep

Singlemode fibers can go long distance

[opaque stirrup]

this stuff is so cheap and over kill

[tame carbon]

10km is shortest

ZR+ can do like 80km+

multimode fibers are limited to like 100-300 meters

and have lower speeds at longer distances

singlemode fibers can do 200G easily

[clear igloo]

800G*

[tame carbon]

I thought 400G was the latest and greatest?

we can stuff 800G on a single wavelength now?!

[clear igloo]

That's what I love about single mode, it can do Tbps without issue 😄

[tame carbon]

yep

with DWDM you can pack 96 wavelengths on a single fiber

[desert briar]

and then it all goes to my 10k SAS drive

[tame carbon]

for like theoretical max of 18Tbit/s

[clear igloo]

Yup

[desert briar]

[clear igloo]

Ciena and a couple others have 800G optics for backhaul stuff iirc

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup be glad this stuff is finally in reach of consumers :)

as the enterprise upgrades to 100, 400 and now 800G

[opaque stirrup]

yeah its really cool

[tame carbon]

10G networking

I paid like 350 bucks for my network

[clear igloo]

800G in the enterprise is about a year or so away :(
400G is just rolling out in that space

[tame carbon]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/776722183119699988/777646103775674368/IMG-20200922-WA0001.jpg

[desert briar]

^ 10gbit is a viable choice if people know what they are doing Id say

[tame carbon]

^ my 10G capable router

[desert briar]

which one? the 2U machine?

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup as you can see here, I use bi-di interfaces

@desert briar the tiny 1U thing at the top

the server underneath is also 10G connected

[opaque stirrup]

you actually have a nice networking setup lmao

[tame carbon]

the switch is not visible in this picture

[desert briar]

ah

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/huaqxBI.png

I got this as a 10G switch

[desert briar]

I am running crs326

shines bright

[peak cloak]

I have a janky setup

[desert briar]

let me get a pic 😄

[clear igloo]

Firewall (~6Gbps throughput) and mGig switch among other things 🙂

[peak cloak]

I'll get an updated pic

[clear igloo]

Only 1Gbps internet though 😦

[desert briar]

we are essentially doing who has a bigger dick now

but with home setups

[tame carbon]

@clear igloo hack more wavelengths

[desert briar]

i like it

[tame carbon]

upload more ram

[clear igloo]

@tame carbon haha, yes! 😄

[tame carbon]

all those ports

no devices

[desert briar]

yeah 😦

I have just 2 servers and few PIs

[clear igloo]

3560 needs moar data!

[tame carbon]

after I bought my RB4011

I got hooked on mikrotik

https://i.imgur.com/MiH93Ao.png

3 more devices got added

I am never going back to tplink

[desert briar]

86 day uptime

😄

[tame carbon]

that was a power outage, a planned one that is

[desert briar]

Meh, I dont even have a UPS

[tame carbon]

I have a UPS here, but we never really get outages

[desert briar]

all went for that 10gbit switch

[tame carbon]

mikrotiks don't like being hard-resetted

[desert briar]

I could've just used the 2 10gbit ports in the cisco switch

[peak cloak]

I need to get myself a ups

[desert briar]

but go big or go home

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup as for your last comment you get on that wishlist you posted

[peak cloak]

Now with fiber

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup media converter, any 1G SFP will work

[opaque stirrup]

could just use this lmao

[desert briar]

that cable management hurts my eyes

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup Like I said, copper is easier than fiber

less parts

https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/accessory/mc220l/

This is the media converter I use

[opaque stirrup]

@tame carbon yeah ill go copper just now might do fibre in the future

[tame carbon]

MC220L

[peak cloak]

@opaque stirrup tbh I would go fiber rn as it's not that much more expensive and if you use copper make sure to buy the shielded stuff for outdoors and ground it to the main electrical ground

[opaque stirrup]

if this gigabit card doesnt work in the server ill go fiber

its coming today lmao

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup think of it this way

@opaque stirrup that fiber can do 1G but also 10G, or even 100G

so you lay the fiber once

[desert briar]

and if you're there you can also go 10gbit as ur server uses sfp+ anyways. Gonna cost you like extra 30$

[clear igloo]

@tame carbon What I'm working on right now

[tame carbon]

and can upgrade later on

[tame carbon]

@clear igloo oof

[dusty osprey]

what the fuck

[clear igloo]

All the gigabits 😄

[tame carbon]

@clear igloo those fibers are a mess

[clear igloo]

They were so much worse 😦

[opaque stirrup]

i might rebuild my shed then do fiber and actually put a network inside of it

infact i have an underground part to my house

i could put them inside there

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup thats what we had at our old house

we dug a hole next to the wall of the basement

drilled a hole into the wall

stuck a pipe through it

[opaque stirrup]

the attic would be too sketch

[tame carbon]

and ran that underground outside to the other building

@opaque stirrup lol. my networking rack is in the attic XD

all cables run across the roof to the other side

[opaque stirrup]

lol i was reading that some nerds got a police search as the police thought they had a drug lab

[tame carbon]

when the $isp came to check the installation before it went live

[opaque stirrup]

in there attic

[tame carbon]

they were all befuddled it was in the attic

[opaque stirrup]

but they had 3d printers and exotic animals

[tame carbon]

I dont want my room searched

I know pot is legal here, but still

[opaque stirrup]

im gonna speak to my dad actually and see if it would be better underneath the house

as its seems more weather tight than an old wooden shed

[tame carbon]

permanent wiring should be underground

except in america where they put fibers on poles

?!

[opaque stirrup]

only scary thing about putting it down there is the water main is located there

[tame carbon]

Just dig carefully?

[opaque stirrup]

and i burst it open as a kid lmao

[tame carbon]

digging the trench in our road here

was a whole-day ordeal

cus we had to get a special machine to cut the asphalt

and then an excavator to remove it

afterwards the missing pavement was replaced by bricks

[opaque stirrup]

lol

im gonna go have a look at the underground bit brb

[tame carbon]

@opaque stirrup if you plan on doing that, get one of those polyethylene pipes

it helps protect the cable inside from accidental shovels being jammed in

[opaque stirrup]

its like a room directly under my house

that you access from outside

its already been dug out lol

[waxen scroll]

Nobody going to talk about that one million dollar device in the pic?

Sad.

[versed nebula]

hey guys, are puma5 intel chips affected with the security high ping (latency) issues?

[dusty osprey]

which

[waxen scroll]

spirent

[dusty osprey]

ah that router 😛

[waxen scroll]

its no router. its a traffic generator

you can get really specific like you need 1000 mac addresses that look a certain way

make fake BGP routes, whatever

@clear igloo sorry bro but ixia is better

👀

[clear igloo]

Ixia bad!

[quartz warren]

can anyone help me with this: https://linustechtips.com/topic/1279918-rubberbanding-on-low-ping-and-high-fps/

[zealous dock]

Anyone here that can help me?

[peak cloak]

with what

[hollow marlin]

Who needs a generator when you have live customer traffic to test with 🤷‍♂️

[soft estuary]

Hi, I was trying to fix a problem with a virtual machine on my computer and when ever I enable VT-x in BIOS it would disable input from USB and Bluetooth devices. but when I go onto a RDP connection everything works. I already tried to update my BIOS and drivers. I have an 8700k and a ROG maximums XI hero (wifi). im trying to use windows WSL2

[clear igloo]

Production is best testbed 😄

[little schooner]

@clear igloo my professor can get behind that

[hollow marlin]

Cannot get closer to the real deal lol

[tame carbon]

@quartz warren what about packet loss?

[nocturne harness]

Heh, I’ve worked on systems where we used mirrored production flow and compared results to see if changes worked as intended

Very interesting way to test your changes, especially when dealing with hard to test code

[heady sentinel]

Probably a dumb question but should I turn on ipv6 on my eero router?

[peak cloak]

if you have ipv6 service from your ISP why not

[tribal ferry]

How do I check if my Ubiquiti AP's are in repeater or wired mode?

Network topology shows them as not having a direct connection but I know that page is buggy.

[rocky badge]

@tribal ferry what does the uplink show

If the uplink is gigabit wired, it's using the ethernet connection

[tribal ferry]

Alright, looks like it's wired.

[rocky badge]

Yup

[tribal ferry]

Just walked all around my house with my phone on a call and it never dropped once

Fast roaming is incredible

[rocky badge]

👌

[little schooner]

k and r and another letter is at work for that Roaming feature

[tribal ferry]

Just got my network rack finished!

[limber lion]

Nice

[rocky badge]

https://blob.rocks/ygonMAIYQv.mp4 😩 iDRAC so slow

[lunar spade]

is 20 19 19 43 good ram timings?

[frosty jasper]

no lol

[solemn nymph]

https://www.tp-link.com/pl/business-networking/easy-smart-switch/tl-sg105e/#overview

https://www.tp-link.com/pl/business-networking/easy-smart-switch/tl-sg108e/

Do these switches support port trunking?

or link aggregation

it's pretty the same

[lean pebble]

Well there is an improvement with this issue.
Now the download just failing after 3 minutes and I still able to ping my router.
I can ping to google.com but with timeout while downloading.

All timeouts is right before the download failed

[limber lion]

I believe my router is configured incorrectly or something. Can anyone help?

I am having an issue with playing online on warcraft 3. every time i try to join a custom game this pops up

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/474195649110343680/789253870013382686/unknown.png

The weird thing is that this only happens when i am connected to my router. if i hotspot from my phone i can joingames jsut fine

i always rn game as administrator. I have tied to run with windows firewall off. i have opened my port forwarding 6112-6119. i have UPnP enabled

i also have DMZ enabled for my PCs ip address in the routers configuration

im curious what these configurations are in my router.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/474195649110343680/789254487474569277/unknown.png

My router is a TP-Link AX1500 and my Modem is a Arris SB6183. THank you ahead of time! any help is appreciated!!!

[tame carbon]

look what came in the mail

[thick minnow]

Guys randomly while i am working or gaming, my wifi disconnects for no reason for about 2 mins. I do not know the cause or what to call it but while I am playing fortnite, it kicks me out of the mathc and says network connection lost. Is there any fix to this ?

[limber lion]

Router board?

[tame carbon]

@limber lion yep

https://mikrotik.com/products

[limber lion]

I’m going to have to look into that @tame carbon

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/WDuwAKr.png

@limber lion ^

I'm setting up a replacement router for someone

they have a tplink router with ~30% packet loss

[thick minnow]

a question about mobile hotspots:
if i connect my pc to my cellphone's hotspot and download, let's say a 5gb file,
is that the same as using 5gb of my cellular data?

[tame carbon]

yes

[thick minnow]

okay. so using any amount of data is a 1 to 1 equivalent

[tame carbon]

your phone just masquerades any traffic your computer sends

eg. your ISP sees this as regular cellular traffic

[thick minnow]

alright. thanks for the reply!

i'm currently on a limited data plan for the next month so i'll need to be careful of data usage

and no wifi here

[tame carbon]

no streaming 4 u

[thick minnow]

yup F

[dusty osprey]

Why do u need that routah 😛 crystal

[tame carbon]

^

[dusty osprey]

Oh 😛

[limber lion]

Lol

@tame carbon did you see the router question I had earlier? Any tips?

[tame carbon]

@limber lion no clue

tplink should be banned from making routers

[limber lion]

I typically setup controls systems and networks for power plants so home stuff isn’t my forte

[tame carbon]

@limber lion home routers are shit

[limber lion]

Why’s that? Lol @tame carbon

[tame carbon]

Lacks features, implementation is buggy/incomplete

don't get support, don't get updates

etc

I could go on

[limber lion]

I gotcha.

[dusty osprey]

I mean it does work fine for most ppl tho :/

[limber lion]

Not for me

[tame carbon]

@dusty osprey yeah but most home users don't need special things

99% of home connections is a NAT and a LAN + DHCP

Firewall is rarely configurable

with the exception for NAT forwarding

[dusty osprey]

Ye home woifoi is simple actually, but for some people who are a bit complex and have few servers and stuff maybe for them, what im looking for Yeah HOMELAB if u have that then a mikroititik is pretty cheap i also want a Hex S but it's 200% overprices in my local amzn

[tame carbon]

Really?

60 bucks for a device with SFP connectivity

[tame carbon]

with support for the next 5 years, 10 years security patches

Hex S is very well priced

compare that to the "top tier" consumer routers

those "nighthawk routers" with so many antennas it looks like a spider

[dusty osprey]

I have some dlink router like that

Dude

Best joke

[tame carbon]

are they reliable?

[dusty osprey]

gaming router

[dusty osprey]

Mine, sure some led's broken but its PRETTY ok

[tame carbon]

they still lack in features even though they cost 200 bucks

lol

'pretty'

[dusty osprey]

I expected it to die, the connection randomly breaks at times requeing a reboot

[tame carbon]

idc how my networking stack looks

as long as it works

and reliability is more important than anything else

[dusty osprey]

i mean it kinda works exept those tomes it just dies and needs a reboot

:/

[tame carbon]

Yeah... that is unacceptable

[dusty osprey]

;-;

Can we install routeros on any computer

Like x86 based dell optiplex and shit

[tame carbon]

you can

[dusty osprey]

wow. Amazing

[tame carbon]

though you need to get a license

[dusty osprey]

Aah hmm

Yea one of my friends has asr 1004 up the rack and a mikrotik 1000$ some router he was showing me

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/h3S9Y8S.png

@dusty osprey though installing this on an x86 system will be inefficient

since routerOS is ment for purpose-built hardware

[dusty osprey]

Then maybe some other open source router software will do if i plan to have a rack at a dc anytime :/

[tame carbon]

pfsense

[dusty osprey]

Or just buy a nice mikrotik itself 😛

[tame carbon]

but you are still constrained by the same thing

[dusty osprey]

I need the BGP functions😛

[tame carbon]

@dusty osprey rack mounted mikrotiks are superior to a rack based x86 router os server

https://mikrotik.com/product/rb4011igs_rm

For that cost, and the power usage it has, max 26 watt

it does 10gbit/s

[dusty osprey]

Sure 😛 thats what that friend had, he told me its pretty decent

[tame carbon]

no DIY server you can build, will route at that speed

[dusty osprey]

But he still uses a asr1004 for his main router

[tame carbon]

pfsense is garbage in performance

@dusty osprey the mikrotik flagship router has 8x 10gbit

costs 3000 bucks

routes 120 million packets/second with an effective speed of 80gbit/s

CRS1072

[dusty osprey]

His asr 1004 costed him 4k$ used, but that's with few of those "addon cards" which cisco has a lot of them i believ

[tame carbon]

https://mikrotik.com/product/CCR1072-1G-8Splus

@dusty osprey yeah those are modular platforms

like Juniper also sells modular routing platforms for their MX-series

[dusty osprey]

#networking message

That,

[peak cloak]

vyos?

cli only

[tame carbon]

fuck. how do you even configure a wireless AP on a mikrotik without CAPsMAN

never done it without xD

[lean pebble]

I'm still waiting for my mikrotik hex-s and I need to replace my modem to

Someone have any recommendations for a good vdsl2 modem

[primal ice]

just find some cheap in your area modem that converts vdsl2 to ethernet. here in the USA 4-5 years ago the TP-link 8616 worked great - 1000% better than the ISP modem.

[lean pebble]

I'm thinking about the tplink vr600/400 as modem

[lean pebble]

Funny I bought 6 years ago netgear dm 200 modem from vendor in my country and I can't find my country in his list

[primal ice]

the netgear thing should still work. 🤷

[hollow marlin]

Last position we used Visonnet. Not sure how easy there are to get from a consumer standpoint but it you go with the higher end models they are pretty solid. No modem will fix bad quality copper though

[lean pebble]

It looks like deeper issue

Getting timeout while pinging to google while downloading a big file

[hollow marlin]

That could just be because you are saturating your link

[lean pebble]

It's like this for more than 2 months

Omg this modem making noises

At the beginning I couldn't ping my router while downloading at least now I can do it

[quasi bramble]

Can anyone point me to a good tutorial/instructions for configuring a second router downstream from the main access point?

I can access the nas on the main access point from the downstream router no problem but plex doesnt like the double dhcp and basically won't work for clients on the main access point

[peak cloak]

um, make sure it's an AP and not doing any NAT or DHCP

[rotund sandal]

Setting up static ip for plex? Idk

[peak cloak]

you never want double DHCP as it creates conflicts

1 DHCP server per L2 network

[quasi bramble]

I have nat off for the downstream router and it has a static ip on the main access point but when I change the downstream router from dhcp to static ip it always seems to lose internet connection

[peak cloak]

ip conflict?

[quasi bramble]

Its outside the dhcp pool

But I have the downstream router on a different subnet, do they need to be the same if I use static ip instead of dhcp?

[peak cloak]

make a diagram with everything

so I can understand it

ip's, dhcp settings, etc

I'll make an example

of my network

simplified

[quasi bramble]

What's vif?

[peak cloak]

virtual interface

VLAN

10.10.10.1/24 is on vlan 1010

aka vif 1010

[quasi bramble]

Ah ok, I don't have any vlan

[tame carbon]

wat

[rocky badge]

@peak cloak Debating on whether doing 802.1X wired....

[peak cloak]

I think I see the problem, after class I'll explain

what's the subnet's and deafault gateway of each

and is the pysical wiring "chained" like you showed

or is it a wifi bridge

[peak cloak]

I mean I don't have a point

just another thing that can go wrong

[tame carbon]

@quasi bramble is that on purpose, that you have two different subnets?

[rocky badge]

@peak cloak lol

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak ezmoney. underhanded help to deploy a home network

got 150 bucks for that lol

[peak cloak]

nice

[tame carbon]

just got back home

deployed a hAP ac2

reconfigured NAS and printers

@peak cloak I was digging through documents trying to find the password for their NAS shares

turns out... there wasn't one

[primal ice]

heh

[tame carbon]

no password

[quasi bramble]

Kind of but I dont have any reason for it. Was just the easiest way to get them setup and it worked fine until I wanted to use plex

[primal ice]

eh I don't have passwords to access my shares but you can only read. if you want to writes or change anything you need a password.

[quasi bramble]

Should I change them all to 192.168.1.x?

[peak cloak]

you can't have multiple subnets on one interface unless you have vlans

what's the CIDR of your main DHCP server

the one on the modem/router

[quasi bramble]

Is that the same as subnet mask

[peak cloak]

/24 is a CIDR 255.255.255.0 is a subnet mask

[quasi bramble]

/24 then

[peak cloak]

CIDR is used as a faster way to write subnet masks

yeah this is all sorts of wacky

[primal ice]

yeah I would just use one subnet, I tend to go 192.168.1.1-9 as gateways 192.168.1.10-100 as services(static IPs) 192.168.1.101-253 clients (dhcp pool)

[peak cloak]

192.168.2.1 and 192.168.0.1 are outside of 192.168.1.1/24

[quasi bramble]

I'm a total noob at networking, usually just resort to trial and error

Yeah I see, so if I switch it to /16 aka 255.255.0.0 that should also work?

[primal ice]

it would but you are just making a bigger mess then. :p

[quasi bramble]

Yeah lol not going for that, I'm just gonna switch to one subnet and try and lose all dhcp aside from the modem

Just wanted to make sure I understood

[rocky badge]

/16 why

[peak cloak]

you never want more than one DHCP server on a single L2 network

[quasi bramble]

Yeah I realize, just stupidly overlooked the fact that they all need the same subnet to connect via static ip instead

Thanks for the help! Hopefully you guys at least got a laugh out of my shitshow of a network config lol

[primal ice]

we all started somewhere.

[quasi bramble]

One more question, should the gateway for each router be the ip of the router it's a client of?

[peak cloak]

gateway is the ip of the router connected to the internet

[primal ice]

generally just one gateway for home networks.

[peak cloak]

yeah

usually the router that does NAT

[primal ice]

yup

[quasi bramble]

Oh okay makes sense

[peak cloak]

It is basically where all the traffic goes to get out of your NATed network @quasi bramble

So when your computer makes a request to an ip, the first hop is to your default gateway (aka your router connected to the WAN)

there is only one route

routers on the public internet are much more complex with multiple routes using things like bgp which I don't understand

[quasi bramble]

But there's no path from my downstream router that doesnt go through the main one before reaching the modem

[peak cloak]

how are they connected? ethernet?

[quasi bramble]

Yeah

[peak cloak]

connect it directly to your main router

can you run another wire

if not you would need to do some passthrough things

which not all devices support

[quasi bramble]

My "modem" is a cheap alcatel lte access point. It has wifi off and the only ethernet port goes to my main router. That router has 3 wired clients and wifi on. One of the 3 wired clients is the downstream router's wan port

Downstream router has wifi off and 4 clients connected to it

[peak cloak]

put the modem in passthrough mode if not already

only have your main router do NAT

and dhcp

[primal ice]

you could turn the wifi on if you wanted on the downstream router just turn dhcp off. so the main router does all the dhcp. or DHCP forwarder. that is how it is worded in dd-wrt. only other thing you would need to change is the wan port on the downstream router if you can so that its part of the switch so its not trying to NAT.

[quasi bramble]

I don't care about the wifi on the downstream router, it's in the same room as the main one. Basically just using it as a switch with nas support

But I'm gonna go try some of this and get back to you guys later. See if I can't get everything on 1 subnet with the modem in passthrough mode

[near meteor]

is 8.5mb/s on average good for home wifi? or is my internet dog

[peak cloak]

@near meteor well what are you paying for

[near meteor]

honesly not sure but thats what steams giving me

Its like this T-Mobile kickstarter thing

[quasi bramble]

8.5Mb/s or 8.5MB/s?

[peak cloak]

oh yeah do a proper speedtest on https://www.speedtest.net/#

[quasi bramble]

If its bits then that's pretty trash, if its bytes that's decent but you'd have to look into other local isp speeds to really confirm

[near meteor]

lemme check rq

On steam its MB/s

lemme do speed chek

No download running this time

[peak cloak]

that's pretty good

not really really fast, bu good enought for most things

that ping tho

not that good

[little schooner]

The upload speed is good. concast should consider my neighborhood for an upload boost

[near meteor]

oh nice

[tame carbon]

@quasi bramble ideally, you'd just bridge the two networks together, disable the DHCP server on the 2nd router, use it as a switch instead

two NATs in series, makes port forwarding hell

[idle acorn]

Check this guy out he is awesome: https://www.youtube.com/NetworkChuck

[peak cloak]

He's alright

[dusty osprey]

Yea

Kinda watch him

[waxen scroll]

I don't like him

Read a ccna book ppl

😷

@hollow marlin that means you

[hollow marlin]

Only if it comes in popup book formats

[silent spruce]

hi, did someone try to conect to the internet with Bluetooth?

[unborn sluice]

I mean technically internet sharing over bluetooth works (like hotspot)

[silent spruce]

because i do that rn with 2-3 Walls betwen and Some around 6-7M

[unborn sluice]

why would you bluetooth that far

[silent spruce]

and i get 40-60KB/s Download and 110KB/s upload. (Last test.)

[unborn sluice]

I'm surprised it even works

[silent spruce]

i Bricked my Wifi Sticks.

While i tried to Solder a Cable to a USB Wifi Stick.

either i Shorted the 5V Line or it did not get detected.

well, it is slow, But better then no HTTPS tethering.

[unborn sluice]

HTTPS tethering
Say wjat

[silent spruce]

i tried easytethering and it is Blocking all HTTPS transfer...

and i turned on Bluetooth Tethering on my Phone.

it is Rather "ok" ish.

i have a Tablet that can be accessed on ADB but there is No USB/Bluetooth Tethering in the Settings.

and i tried EasyTethering lite and it did not help a little about the issue.

welp, that is not great...

well, Weridly i was Able to conect to the BLuetooth Tethering of my Phone is at least something.

[unborn sluice]

not easy enough

[little schooner]

@waxen scroll I ruined my first quick-connect rj45 jack because the punchdown tool I was using did not properly click to cut the CAT6 wire into its wire slot. It ended up snapping the plastic bit of the wire slot during punchdown, but surprisingly, it still works. I hate my punchdown tool.

[hardy flame]

Anyone here use TNSR?

[thorny vector]

@hardy flame What about it?

[hardy flame]

@thorny vector I'm trying to ping out a certain interface

but it keeps saying

traceroute to 216.230.227.34 (216.230.227.34), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
setsockopt SO_BINDTODEVICE: No such device```

[thorny vector]

Are you typing in interfacename, or the actual name of the interface?

@hardy flame

https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/commands.html#master-mode-commands

All the documentation you'll ever need

[hardy flame]

no the actual interface name

[thorny vector]

Can you paste in your syntax? As well as a "show interface"

[hardy flame]

@thorny vector can I PM you

[thorny vector]

Yeah

[glass rivet]

hoping my server only has a psu problem has a binking red led

[upper garnet]

Anyone here who can fix a problem I am having here

I am trying to download GTA V from epic games

Because it got free a while back and my broke ass couldnt afford to buy it on Steam

but epic games servers are mad slow

Any way I can fix this

[bleak dock]

@upper garnet ur WiFi twice my speed

be happy xd

but honest answer

if they appear to be slow,

just wait some time

restarting ur PC and closing out of all other programs could help a lil bit

but more importantly

[bleak dock]

nice ip

[upper garnet]

Lol I forgot to blur it out

[bleak dock]

xd

[upper garnet]

But I realised after putting it here

xD

my lazy ass didnt bother to fix it afterward

[bleak dock]

I'd honestly just be happy with ur download speed on epic games

[upper garnet]

Me too but the game is like 104 gb now with new update

so no way I can download it like this

I heard epic games install the game parallely while downloading it

I think toggling this off might help me so do u know where I can do so

[thick minnow]

at my college i get 900 down and 900 up i only get 100 down and 13 up at home though 😦

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow college probably has fiber on premises :)

[thick minnow]

Hahaha😂

[unborn sluice]

No screenshots of speedtests

stop flexing

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow oof

Counterflex

[thick minnow]

smh use dial up internet like me

what is this 2020 no its 1998 all day evvery dayy

[peak cloak]

@upper garnet epic reports in bytes, not bits. You are maximg out your internet speed

Speed test reports in bits

8 bits make a byte

[unborn sluice]

I heard epic games install the game parallely while downloading it
I think toggling this off might help me so do u know where I can do so
I mean this should make this faster

[tall pagoda]

🤔

Better than cable it seems

https://www.ams-ix.net/ams/connected-networks

Actually quite interesting 🤔

Microsoft, Cloudflare, Discord, Apple and many more are customers

Even Amazon

[peak cloak]

@tall pagoda that's just the link speed, not the actual speed you get

So like when ethernet negotiates to 1000BASE T it's technically gigabit, but that doesn't mean you get gigabit speeds

If you go to https://bgp.he.net you can see your isps peers

The big ones I remember are he, telia,

I have less than 5ms latency to my he ipv6 tunnel ipv4 endpoint

That's because verizon fios peers with he directly

[small glade]

Dad complains he can't print to networked printer

His pc cannot ping the printers ip

Can ping all other networked ips

Same ip same network one pinging from router diagnostic and one from his pc directly

All other devices on the network both wired and wireless have no trouble pinging the printers ip (192.168.0.65) or printing

What the hell is happening?

Firewall/antivirus?

[upper garnet]

Not if either the data speed or HDD transfer rate are bottle necking one of them. In that case it would be quite the contrary

[small glade]

I think I found the problem for some reason it sees my 2.4ghz network as a public network

And he's usually on 5ghz

Still pings timeout after setting it to private reconnecting to the network and doing ipconfig release/renew

I switch to the fucking 5ghz network and it works

What the fuck

Seems my phone can't ping it either over the 2.4

Haunted

Will reboot router and upstairs ap

Doesn't seem like the printer is a dhcp client of the router

While rebooting upstairs ap it must have connected to the main router and pings started going through 2.4 again

Conclusion upstairs ap haunted

The upstairs ap is on some old ass firmware because it can't update itself because it's not connected to wan and tp link doesn't give firmware direct downloads so can't update it manually that's probably part of the reason

Nested Nat time

Bruh it worked it sees firmware update afailable

[versed nebula]

is there any disadvantage to install dd-wrt ?

[small glade]

no wpa3 support on latest fw

is there some hardware security element to wpa3 so it cant be just added in firmware?

in other news updating main router too

bravo 6 going dark

[versed nebula]

what router are you looking to buy?

[dusty osprey]

@tame carbon someone wants nee router suggest mikrotik

[austere tartan]

Hi! I just got a new TP Link Archer A6, but I don't know how to limit the bandwidth, and I want to limit the bandwidth for WIFI users, can someone teach me how to do this?

[peak cloak]

Depends if it supports that

[austere tartan]

TP Link Archer A6

Does it support?

[peak cloak]

Idk maybe, look in the manual or the docs

[south blade]

These lines make any traffic going through the OpenVPN use these DNS server no matter what I have in PFSense? dhcp-option DNS 10.0.0.241
dhcp-option DNS 10.0.0.243

I'm trying to figure out why etsy isn't loading while on my network, tried disabling PFBlocker but I'm not seeing a difference.

[gusty dove]

Is a loop length of 2570 feet good or bad for DSL.

VDSL specifically

[dreamy spindle]

Want to make a mesh wifi in my home. What is a good set? Tp link 90 seems good? And ax6000 or ax3000?

[peak cloak]

imo, wireless mesh kinda sucks

can't give advice on what to buy

[tall pagoda]

Why I am still using this shit?

[dusty osprey]

Lol. Had that router back in an indian town, god i miss 2Mbps internet

I like how it advertises "2.4Ghz" as a good thing. It must be old

Prolly doesn't support v6 either

[little schooner]

@tall pagoda because it just works

[tribal pulsar]

Why does this not redirect to youtube? Did i do somthing wrong?

[thorny vector]

Well... What did you set up the redirect in?

[tribal pulsar]

my personal domain

[unborn sluice]

Not YouTube

[thorny vector]

Which registrar?

[tribal pulsar]

Namecheap

ryano8.xyz is the domain

[unborn sluice]

Some DNS records take time to propogate

If you just set it, you need to be patient

[tribal pulsar]

ah

[unborn sluice]

Ah

[thorny vector]

No, redirect worked. But change the http to https

[unborn sluice]

HTTPS upgrade

Oh wait they have a better term

[tribal pulsar]

Oh ok

Because I'm only using that domain for my minecraft server, I just want it to rick roll you if you put it into google without the minecraft host

[thorny vector]

Easier to do redirects like that with a locally hosted webserver

finer grain control over what happens

[tribal pulsar]

Lol, I dont want to put too much effort into a rick roll

[thorny vector]

its a 5 min nginx config. And you can build it into something else later.

[thick minnow]

does anyone know a wifi extender that doesnt make u connect to a separate network .-.

im trying to rebuild by terrible wifi betwork

[thorny vector]

You mean one you run an Ethernet cable to?

@thick minnow

[thick minnow]

no like

i want a wifi extender that doesnt need me to connect to a separate network

so i want it to extend the range if my network under the same SSiD

[unborn sluice]

You can

[thick minnow]

how

@unborn sluice

[unborn sluice]

That's a question for another day

But seriously why wouldn't you want to run an ethernet cable

[thick minnow]

for my mobile devices

[unborn sluice]

Can't argue with that

[drowsy reef]

My laptop can’t connect to the internet for some reason, it shows that it has a strong connection to the router, and I’ve even tried using ethernet but nothing works. I’ve turned off and on the router, turned the wifi and ethernet on and off, but nothing seems to work for me. Other devices work fine so I believe the laptop is the cause, but I don’t know what exactly went wrong

[dusty osprey]

hmm

something tells me that laptop isn't DHCP'ing right