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tame carbon
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Those plug in the front of your PC

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where your CD slots go

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they stack up to like 6 drives vertically

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3,5"

peak cloak
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oof, you are portforwarding rdp right now?

drowsy sand
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So they take two 5.25" but can take six drives?

tame carbon
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there's various models

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but they mount in the front of the case

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usually they have a backplate with a bunch of sata or SAS connectors

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supermicro ^

peak cloak
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they are expensive though

tame carbon
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@peak cloak yeah buy you can salvage them from old server fulltowers

mossy badge
tame carbon
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they may have like 2 rows of them

drowsy sand
peak cloak
tame carbon
mossy badge
drowsy sand
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Leaves me with two DVD bays left to fill up with HDD's.

tame carbon
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@drowsy sand that case is bad

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@drowsy sand it favors style over functionality

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this is the inside of the case, they only use 3/4 potential slots

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that small 2.5" tray underneath for a floppy or cardreader, nobody uses.

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you'd be able to mount 8 3.5" drives in that though, if you account for 3 in the 5.25" bay

drowsy sand
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I do

tame carbon
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not all would be hotswap

peak cloak
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wtf HE

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I'm so stumped

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I guess I just have to wait

drowsy sand
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using some old 2.5" notebook HDD for my main drive

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and i dont really care about hot-swap

tame carbon
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@drowsy sand you know how my first nas operated?

drowsy sand
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i do

tame carbon
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cool

drowsy sand
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im a magician

tame carbon
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xD

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its just a small desk pc, sidepanel off, and next to it: a stack of drives

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mounting is overrated

primal ice
drowsy sand
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obviously

drowsy sand
primal ice
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have 2 of em, one for my NAS system and one for my gaming system ๐Ÿคท though I only paid like 100 each on sale.

drowsy sand
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Yeah, I don't really have 100$ to spare either.

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xD

primal ice
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my pfsense box sits in a meshify C full metal case.

tame carbon
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i bought a cheap 2U enclosure for my server

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low profile, so it fits in a network cabinet

little schooner
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I'd like to move everything into a network cabinet

tame carbon
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like 4 drives and nvme to boot, on an itx board

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and 10gbit network

little schooner
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rn my server tower is sitting on a metal wire rack

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the one ppl use for shelf storage and things

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i want to get rid of it

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@tame carbon the depth is really the thing that is gonna change for cabinets right?

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Some switches and routers are longer or shorter

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but that means they arent really following the rack mountable standard?

tame carbon
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@little schooner yeah that was tricky when I was selecting the case and the rails for the case

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since the width and height are standard units

primal ice
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more like servers, switches and routers shouldn't really matter.

tame carbon
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the depth isnt.

little schooner
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scares me a little bit

tame carbon
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network closets differ from 19" racks in only 1 regard

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you can't remove the backplate.

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with 19" racks you can just ditch the back and extend however far you want

peak cloak
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I just have an open rack, I think I posted it here

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and it's 2 posts only

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It works for networking gear

little schooner
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yeah, because then i can just hide everything inside

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mount it in the basement or something

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that is my end goal

tame carbon
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with a door panel made of mesh metal

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but its that size

little schooner
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hmm

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yeah i dont need anything big

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maybe just have two rack mountable network gear

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the rest are small

tame carbon
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you can hook up servers in here

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you just have to stay within mounting limits

little schooner
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whoa

tame carbon
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@little schooner I refer to the technical drawings of the enclosure

little schooner
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yes thats pretty nice

tame carbon
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you can usually see, where the wall starts

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and what clearance there is between the rack itself inside and the outer case

little schooner
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yeah.

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is that supposed to mount onto columns or something

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the rack

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im assuming so for weight distribution?

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and uhh

tame carbon
little schooner
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those covers you have over the copper cables. cable organizers?

tame carbon
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I dont have covers

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@little schooner that's an ITX board

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look at the clearance

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this is like 550mm

little schooner
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yeah i see it

tame carbon
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2U

little schooner
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wait so that 2u is on rails as well?

tame carbon
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yeah

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and a 250 watt flex atx supply lol

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with electrical tape

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where I soldered some more sata leads on

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xD

little schooner
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lol pretty cool

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oh one last question

tame carbon
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cooling?

little schooner
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the tray above the 2u, you had to buy that seperate?

tame carbon
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oh

little schooner
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to have a surface to place things down

tame carbon
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no, that 19" tray is a tray I bought for like 20 bucks

little schooner
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oh ok

tame carbon
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it has slats in it, to mount equipment

little schooner
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really neat.

tame carbon
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that media converter

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is held down by zipties

little schooner
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fun

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this gives me some ideas to work with

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thx

tame carbon
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@little schooner 2U cases are ubiquitus

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and I kinda made a poor decision

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hard to find empty cases

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with those dimensions

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this for example, would fit in a network enclosure

little schooner
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oh yeah that looks very compact

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nice

tame carbon
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thats the one I have, or at least, a newer model

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my model has internal storage mounts, nonhotswap

little schooner
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hmm I'd think I'd want mine to hotswap but only if im sticking with hard drives this time around

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considering to do all flash but im not sure yet

tame carbon
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@little schooner choice in motherboard is paired with the case. I'm afraid.

little schooner
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:(

tame carbon
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since, ideally, you'd put flexatx boards in them

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I couldn't find any AM4 flex atx boards

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so I went with mini ITX

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and only have a single PCIe slot..

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wait

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can't you just, take that m.2 NVM interface

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and add multiple devices?

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isnt that an 8x link?

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idk much about bifurcation

little schooner
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Im not too sure

tame carbon
little schooner
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I'd at least want 2 slots. a GPU and network card and i can use nvme for storage

tame carbon
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I can do this trick with my vape as well ^ xD

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smoke rings

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@little schooner oh

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@little schooner KEKW my system doesnt even have a graphics card

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not even onboard

little schooner
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rn mine has its video from the BMC supermicro ipmi thing

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but if i install updated drivers for it, it bricks the cpu

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or at least thats what happened last time

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a xeon failed in my system

tame carbon
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@little schooner lol when my system fails to respond on ssh

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I am screwed

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I have to take the server out of the rack

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remove the network card

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put in a cheapo gt710

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and hook up a monitor and keyboard

primal ice
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r5 3400g ftw.

tame carbon
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R5 2600 lol

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look, this server is ultimate budget

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but she's got it where it counts

lean pebble
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Add more slots

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With external pcie

tame carbon
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@lean pebble yeah but not every board supports that

lean pebble
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Your board support it ?

tame carbon
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even if it did

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I can't find any PCIe expansion/riser cards that support PCIe 3.0

primal ice
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alibaba just don't source where nzxt sourced.

lean pebble
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You don't have ipmi or something like that?

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Ilo with console in it ? @tame carbon

tame carbon
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you think this asus gaming motherboard can do that?

lean pebble
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Oh you talk about gaming computer

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Huh

tame carbon
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no

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@lean pebble literally, the cheapest computer parts are consumer parts

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its a 65 euro motherboard with rgb

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xD

lean pebble
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That you probably can't see ๐Ÿ˜‚

tame carbon
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but it has AM4

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and supports ECC

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xD

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so yeah, its got the important things

primal ice
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asus b450m tuf gaming plus heh

tame carbon
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yeah I got B450 too

lean pebble
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I have asus motherboard too crossair hero viii

primal ice
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you got the better cpu I just wanted video out over 2 more cores.

lean pebble
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X570

tame carbon
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my desktop is a B450 board with a 3600

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my server is like a little brother to my desktop

lean pebble
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I have the 3950x

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Good cpu I love it

tame carbon
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the 2600 was the reason I went with a 3600 for my desktop

lean pebble
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This is my desktop

tame carbon
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like, I was blown away by the perf

lean pebble
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Lol

tame carbon
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I was on an i7 2700k until 2019 lol

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that was a 450 euro cpu

lean pebble
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Basically my desktop is a server

tame carbon
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that I used for 9 years

lean pebble
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I used my i74770 for 10 years

tame carbon
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its not even that old

lean pebble
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Is it

tame carbon
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2013

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8 years

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the 2700k is from 2011

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I ditched my i7 last year

lean pebble
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2013

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Mine 2013

tame carbon
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@lean pebble yeah it was launched in Q2 2013

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idk about you

peak cloak
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@tame carbon I got the mail

tame carbon
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but in my reality

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2021-2013 < 10

lean pebble
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Almost 10 years for be more accurate 9 years

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๐Ÿ˜†

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Not when I do it in code

tame carbon
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that statement evalues as true.

lean pebble
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9>10

tame carbon
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@peak cloak sick, can I send you my prefix so you can do it for me too? xD

lean pebble
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Hahaha

peak cloak
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postfix is pretty easy tbh

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not complicated

tame carbon
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yup

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its simple smtp server

lean pebble
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@tame carbon can I host my server in your house ?

tame carbon
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no

lean pebble
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With your internet

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On your server

tame carbon
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no

lean pebble
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๐Ÿ˜†

peak cloak
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most of the time was just waiting for my initial wrong MX records to get updated with the new ones

lean pebble
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Why wrong?

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Miss typed

tame carbon
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cus he a monkey

lean pebble
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Lol

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He is a mon with keys

peak cloak
lean pebble
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Lol

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You have mail server ?

tame carbon
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๐ŸŒ

lean pebble
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๐Ÿ’

primal ice
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well now that he has the email probably not anymore heh

lean pebble
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Lol

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I have mail server

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For less important emails

tame carbon
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@peak cloak I've set postfix up before for local applications to send mail with

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but mailinabox is like a full solution, with anti spam engine and all

lean pebble
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Like all the spam and all the shit

peak cloak
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now, I need to do rDNS

tame carbon
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didnt you already do that?

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pretty sure that was set in your vif

lean pebble
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Did you install postfix ?

peak cloak
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me, yeah

peak cloak
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outside my local network

lean pebble
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Only postfix or iredmail?

peak cloak
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oh, rDNS already found

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nice

peak cloak
lean pebble
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Oh

peak cloak
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tunnelbroker block 25

tame carbon
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@peak cloak rDNS is announced by the router I think

peak cloak
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from outside of their ipv6 cert program

lean pebble
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I use it with anti spam protection and all this by iredmail

peak cloak
tame carbon
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@peak cloak no, I saw it in your config

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literally

peak cloak
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oh

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that's locally though

lean pebble
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Sometimes you need to do rdns manually

tame carbon
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@peak cloak yeah thats what they are talking about

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I have that here as well

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like watomat.irl.***.nl

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for my laptop

lean pebble
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Depends on the engine you use and if you're using CDN like cloudflare or something like that

tame carbon
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all discrete devices, like computers, phones and laptops here

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get the irl prefix

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@peak cloak with HE, you have control over what your IPv6 rDNS is

lean pebble
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I have he ipv6 to can I set it up on my mtik even if I'm out of US and europe?

peak cloak
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yeah pretty sure

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why not

tame carbon
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idk what part of yt I am at now

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lean pebble
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Idk it doesn't depends on my ISP right?

tame carbon
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but this is a marvel of engineering, but totally hillarious at the same time

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its like a mickey mouse cartoon

peak cloak
lean pebble
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Ok

peak cloak
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lol I'm a Sage now

lean pebble
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Those ipv6 addresses are external right ?

peak cloak
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wdym

lean pebble
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Like my external ipv4 I mean

peak cloak
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oh

lean pebble
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I can't use it as internal network

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Am I right ?

peak cloak
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all ipv6 addresses are external (except for specfic ranges)

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you don't get 1 IP

lean pebble
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Ik

peak cloak
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you get a /64 block

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you can use it internally

lean pebble
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Oh ok

peak cloak
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all addresses are public

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no NAT

lean pebble
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Ok

peak cloak
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so my server's ipv6 address is 2001:470:*:*b0f1:1bb3:155c:d2ba

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tame carbon
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@lean pebble this is how the idea of the internet was ment to be

peak cloak
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I get a 2001:470:*:*::/64

tame carbon
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and you use firewalls to protect your network

peak cloak
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so the b0f1:1bb3:155c:d2ba part is just used to locally assign addresses

tame carbon
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@lean pebble HE assigns a /64, v6 is 128 bits

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a /64 is the largest publicly routed block

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so anyone can set up their own routers on a local network with smaller blocks than /64

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I forget what the number was

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18,446,744,073,709,551,616

lean pebble
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Ya I have it for a long time

tame carbon
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in a single /64

hollow marlin
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/64 is the largest for local networks as well, /128s reserved for loopbacks

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less than /64 and you break a lot of v6

peak cloak
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yep, that's what I thought

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/64 is the smallest

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin you can't go smaller on the local network?

peak cloak
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if you want multiple subnets you need a block larger than /64

lean pebble
hollow marlin
lean pebble
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I think I have /48

peak cloak
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a /48 has 65536 /64's in it

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin so what, you make IP pools, and then allocate from there?

peak cloak
lean pebble
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Hahaha

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Haven't used it

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin a /64 is way too big for a small network

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@hollow marlin you just announce your prefix as a /64 and can still do routing internally on more specific prefixes though, can't you?

lean pebble
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I'll assign it on my pfsense in cloud โ˜๏ธ

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For my VMS

cedar igloo
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anyone have a good solution for PfSense which automatically assigns IPs, but never reassigns them to other machines? basically, DHCP but static. I know in PfSense that you can create static mappings but I am needing the static mappings as soon as the machine connects

magic sluice
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how do i connect my linux laptop ( networkmanager on xfce4 ) with my pi-hole?

peak cloak
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@cedar igloo let me find a great quote

cedar igloo
# peak cloak static DHCP leases

are they the same as static mappings? I thought they connected to a normal ip first, then you manually assign a new ip to them

hollow marlin
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v6 was designed to be so large it would not be an issue

peak cloak
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wydm by normal IP

magic sluice
peak cloak
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the DHCP server gives it an address in it's range, and then you can make that a static lease

peak cloak
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to control the pi?

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ssh

magic sluice
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no

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use it

peak cloak
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so desktop?

cedar igloo
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sorry, say you have a DHCP range of 10.0.10.100 to 10.0.10.200, i thought the machine would be assigned an ip from this range first, then you manually change it to an ip outside of the range

peak cloak
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you can use X11 forwarding over ssh

magic sluice
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like the way you should, set is as dns and forget about it

peak cloak
magic sluice
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where

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lemme call you and put on screen sharing

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okay?

peak cloak
magic sluice
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on LINUX

peak cloak
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oh lol

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that's easy

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I'm using linux rn

magic sluice
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it's an linux laptop

peak cloak
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ubuntu?

magic sluice
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kali

cedar igloo
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how would you configure this? is there a better way of doing this sort of thing than the following?

peak cloak
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๐Ÿคฆ

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that's debian but ok

magic sluice
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ubuntu too xD

peak cloak
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edit resolve.conf

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you can also edit /etc/network/interfaces

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    address 192.168.1.3
    netmask 255.255.255.0
    gateway 192.168.1.1
    dns-nameserver 192.168.1.254
    dns-search foo.org bar.com```
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example

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set dns-nameserver to your pi's ip

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or you can do it on a network level @magic sluice

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set the DNS option of dhcp settings

magic sluice
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the interfaces thing is trash, just an list of the ones build into the laptop

peak cloak
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find the network interface you are using

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and edit that

magic sluice
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join the call imma show you

peak cloak
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no

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I can't

magic sluice
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i'm not talking, just want to show you

cedar igloo
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@peak cloak how do i configure static DHCP leases? looking online, all i can see are static DHCP mappings

cedar igloo
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oh

peak cloak
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different name

cedar igloo
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yeah, there's that on pfsense, but last time i tried doing this sort of thing, it said it cant be in the DHCP range. This was months ago, so i may be remembering this wrong

cedar igloo
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trying it now. as i said, i may be wrong

peak cloak
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huh

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never really used pfsense that much

cedar igloo
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the image i sent earlier should be fine, right? just increase the default lease time to like 10 years

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it's not a good solution, but i wont need the machine for over 10 years

primal ice
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or you change the pool x.x.x.127 to x.x.x.253 and assign all your static devices x.x.x.9 to x.x.x.126

cedar igloo
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I'm starting to use Canonical Juju to deploy machines now, and that works best with DHCP. Stuff breaks though when the ips change, so i'm looking to avoid having to change the IP at all and just use the first one it was assigned

primal ice
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honestly unless you turn the devices off for years at a time and roll through 100's of devices in that time - my pfsense box always assigns the same device the same address if its been shut off for days.

peak cloak
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well that's based on the lease time

primal ice
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nah my lease times are 3 hours max.

peak cloak
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huh

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pfsense is weird

cedar igloo
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had a bad experience with that last year. was about to show management a POC for Kubernetes, powered it on in the morning ready to demo in the afternoon, and an ip changed, which messed stuff up

primal ice
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it does store leases by mac addresses for like ever though.

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2 hours ehh

peak cloak
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bruh, I messed up my ipv6 config

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I wanted to change the tunnel back to NY, but now it's just not working anymore

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idk what I broke

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everything looks perfectly fine

primal ice
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your endpoint on tunnelbroker

peak cloak
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I even deleted the tunnel and recreated it

primal ice
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did it give a new server for the ping

thick minnow
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Best consumer router 2021?

peak cloak
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hap ac3

primal ice
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^^

peak cloak
primal ice
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the tunnel ping server what it uses to identify you. when I've changed my tunnel endpoint before its given me a different server that pings my public IP.

peak cloak
peak cloak
primal ice
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ehh my endpoint is different than the server that pings me.

peak cloak
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I still don't get what you mean by ping server

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it doesn't tell you that

primal ice
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it does so you can allow it through your firewall / port forward.

peak cloak
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oh

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I know what are you talking about now

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it would show an error though on the website if it couldn't ping me

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so that's not the problem

primal ice
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oh you made a new tunnel did you update your dhcpv6 server or radvd with the new the new addresses

peak cloak
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well that doesn't matter right? I'm testing on the router itself

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I'm using ping6 on the router, not from another device

primal ice
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if the router doesn't have the new ipv6 routed address it would not know where to send stuff.

peak cloak
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it does though

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the radvd is for another interface, not local

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it already has an ip

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I'm so stumped

hollow marlin
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@peak cloak Can you ping the tunnel gateway?

peak cloak
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not the ipv6 though

hollow marlin
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No there should be a v6 gateway within the tunnel

primal ice
peak cloak
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yeah I can't ping the v6 tunnel endpoint

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which makes me think it's a problem with the tunnel

hollow marlin
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What are the addresses of the tunnel v6 endpoint and the interface on your router you are pinging from?

waxen scroll
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@little schooner u find a new job yet?

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dont let uni abuse you

peak cloak
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trimmed section of tcpdump

hollow marlin
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What router are you using again?

peak cloak
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Edgerouter X

hollow marlin
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Look up if there are show commands for v6 neighbors. Make sure you are receiving the RAs (router advertisements)

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Also I would look at the v6 routing table

peak cloak
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yeah I got that show ipv6 neighbors

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anything I should look for?

primal ice
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so that looks correct

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still think its your routed that is messed up.

peak cloak
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yeah

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I have a bunch of my old addresses in show ipv6 neighbors

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I tried flusing it

hollow marlin
drowsy sand
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That case looks rather neat for my needs.

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two 5.25" bays for those HDD cages you guys have sent me and a lot of space for HDD's

little schooner
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In october will be

little schooner
waxen scroll
little schooner
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@waxen scroll we're starting to get complaints about copy of windows expiring. It's because many of the staff have been off campus for like 6-8 months

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cant fix it remotely because policy so all of them have to come into the bldg to fix it

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glad its problems that are easy to fix

waxen scroll
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get a vpn?

little schooner
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they dont trust vpn ig

waxen scroll
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............

little schooner
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instead they use rdp gateway

waxen scroll
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morons

little schooner
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i guess they calculated risk of involving home network on the work network was too high

waxen scroll
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its not home network fam

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they're work laptops

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the VPN takes over completely

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theres no mix

little schooner
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yeah. thats what they are using now. work laptops

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still, they refuse

waxen scroll
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F

little schooner
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lots of friction

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to get a firewall rule change, we have to submit ticket to a central office and wait days

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this one case, tazer system needed to have ntp and a domain allowed to communicate to a cloud service

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couldnt do anything right then and there until they opened outbound rule.

peak cloak
# hollow marlin Yeah, what is the v6 routing table
2001:470:8:5c2:789f:61cb:f9f1:175f dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:c990:c6b3:dce9:2ff2 dev eth4.10  FAILED
2001:470:8:5c2:2e54:67bd:6567:51fd dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:14a6:6dba:c1f0:ed48 dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:68f4:b57c:9a9:2441 dev eth4.10  FAILED
2001:470:8:5c2:483b:4324:51d4:6802 dev eth4.10  FAILED
2001:470:___:111:d9bb:244c:844d:ce34 dev eth4.10 lladdr b8:27:eb:ca:93:c3 router STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:1cc1:ed05:f65c:5ca0 dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:5d:e5e4:4c6a:430a dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:b0f1:1bb3:155c:d2ba dev eth4.10 lladdr b8:27:eb:ca:93:c3 router STALE
2001:470:8:5c2:b979:116b:469b:1319 dev eth4.10  FAILED
2001:470:8:5c2:b067:6a4d:233d:2b56 dev eth4.10 lladdr 10:7b:44:15:ad:4a STALE
#

excluding link-local

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only 1 IP is my current one which is the one that has the ___

little schooner
peak cloak
#

And this is the routing ```
$ show ipv6 route
IPv6 Routing Table
Codes: K - kernel route, C - connected, S - static, R - RIP, O - OSPF,
IA - OSPF inter area, E1 - OSPF external type 1,
E2 - OSPF external type 2, N1 - OSPF NSSA external type 1,
N2 - OSPF NSSA external type 2, B - BGP
Timers: Uptime

IP Route Table for VRF "default"
S ::/0 [1/0] via ::, tun0, 01:31:58
C ::1/128 via ::, lo, 06w3d15h
C 2001:470::111::/64 via ::, tun0, 01:33:00
C 2001:470:
:111::/64 via ::, eth4.10, 02:03:32
C fe80::/64 via ::, tun0, 01:33:00```

hollow marlin
#

do a show ipv6 route [address of google.com]

peak cloak
#

Yeah eth4 is trunk to switch

peak cloak
hollow marlin
#

wait nvm, that doesn't mean anything. How about a traceroute

#

Its been a long day

peak cloak
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Nothing is showing up on traceroute, all time outs

#

Not going to bother you anymore, I'll try a different day, it's not that important. Thanks

primal ice
little schooner
#

its a work around imo

primal ice
#

yes its also the standard IT fixall

little schooner
#

haha true

#

i remember my netgear switch froze up and all of its port LEDs were solid green and bright

#

never had a switch crash on me like that before

primal ice
#

Asic div/0

peak cloak
#

Couldn't do it before because people were online

dawn palm
#

Okay so I wanna move the router into my room. The current place where the router is connected is not a good spot. The AT&T guy had a tester to see which cable led where, the blue cables lead to the ports throughout the house, I wanna figure out that same thing for my room, how would I go about doing that?

thick minnow
#

well whjy didnt you ask him to find the same thing

dawn palm
#

Because I thought it would be fine where itโ€™s at. And I really donโ€™t wanna get a guy to come here if I can just do it myself

waxen saddle
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Or you know, plug a device in on one end and see what lights up on the other end

lean pebble
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Nice ipv6 working perfect with my pfsense in the cloud โ˜๏ธ

#

Pretty easy to configure

static knoll
#

Nice

lean pebble
#

I'm happy my kali rdp working soo smooth I don't remember when it worked like this since I first installed it ๐Ÿ˜†

static knoll
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@thick minnow server on?

lean pebble
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Idk why kali ignoring my ipv6

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Even ssh working smooth af I'm happy

static knoll
#

Hm

lean pebble
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Behind nat

static knoll
#

Maybe kali bad

lean pebble
#

And pfsense

#

Nah I did long time ago disable to ipv6

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Because I had problems

#

I just found it and re enabled it

static knoll
#

Ah

lean pebble
#

Let's hope that's only this things

#

Well nope it's not working yet

#

Only on my kali

static knoll
#

Oof

lean pebble
#

Ya

#

You want a minecraft server?

#

I can re run mine

#

Someone knows what managing the kali network except networking and Network manager?

static knoll
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$10 SGD for 3GB monthly

#

Gonna use that sweet sweet crypto

lean pebble
#

Crypto on mc ?

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Mining while playing ?

static knoll
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No, I'm going to exchange my crypto for fiat and rent a server

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Dunno what modpack tho

lean pebble
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Nice

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I really want to open my server but I have no time to manage it

static knoll
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I would manage it

lean pebble
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Do you want ?

static knoll
#

I mean, why not? How much ram would it have tho

lean pebble
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I think 8

static knoll
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Hmmmm should be fine

#

PM me teamviewer details

lean pebble
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It'll be on centos

static knoll
#

Centos?

lean pebble
#

Ya Linux

static knoll
#

Oh CentOS

lean pebble
#

Ya

static knoll
#

Eh same same its the same basics

#

Still need teamviewer to managee it

lean pebble
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Ssh

static knoll
lean pebble
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Oh maybe I could install some Minecraft panel for it

static knoll
#

?

lean pebble
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Some open source panel

static knoll
#

You could just run a windows VM

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Would make life ez

lean pebble
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For managing the machine

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And the gaming server

#

There is only 1 big problem with windows

static knoll
#

?

#

What is it

lean pebble
#

I don't like it

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๐Ÿ˜†

static knoll
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You wouldn't be touching it lol

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Would be all me

lean pebble
#

I need to install

#

There is the problem

static knoll
#

Ah

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Idk just get jrdesktop or something

#

I can probably do linux

#

Actually wait

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Firnass

lean pebble
#

You mean freenas?

#

What is firnass?

static knoll
#

Maybe this

static knoll
lean pebble
#

Oh

static knoll
#

How else would I manage it lol

lean pebble
#

I found a nice panel to manage it with

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Trough the browser

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I'll install it tomorrow

static knoll
#

oK

#

O

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Ok

#

lol

peak cloak
peak cloak
#

I used that for a bit

static knoll
#

I guess

#

Idk I just wanna get it running asap

lean pebble
#

I already found something nice

static knoll
#

The faster it gets running the better

lean pebble
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Pufferpanel

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@peak cloak do you know how can I make my kali get ipv6?

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I cant find who managing the network card

lean pebble
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Network manager disabled

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I already have it installed old machine

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I used it for studies

peak cloak
#

you are using RA or dhcp6?

lean pebble
#

Ya

#

Only not working for this kali machine

peak cloak
#

is ipv6 enabled

lean pebble
#

Yap

peak cloak
#

dunno

#

I have enough ipv6 for today

#

but I finished HE v6 certification

lean pebble
#

I always hated ubuntu based networking mechanizem

peak cloak
#

wonder if they will ship a t shirt

lean pebble
#

I just installed my he ipv6

peak cloak
#

pfsense handled all routing and Router-advert?

lean pebble
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Yap

#

Other machines got it only kali didn't

peak cloak
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no clue

lean pebble
#

I'm used to centos that ifcfg-eth0 and etc located in etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

#

Can't find it on ububtu because it used in different way here

peak cloak
#

bruh

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even with router restart still ipv6 issues

lean pebble
#

Lol

#

That's why I didn't do it on my home network

peak cloak
#

I mean, it's on it's own vlan

#

not deployed to any devices except the pi

lean pebble
#

Still

peak cloak
#

so I'm not stressed of it being broken for everyone

lean pebble
#

Does your pi get it by dhcp?

peak cloak
#

no

#

RA

lean pebble
#

Ya but your pi it self

#

You didn't configured it manually on the pi right ?

peak cloak
#

no

lean pebble
#

Can you check your interface configuration?

#

It's ubuntu based right ?

peak cloak
#

debian I think

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modified

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raspberry pi OS

lean pebble
#

Ya based ubuntu

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Apt-get?

peak cloak
#

what should I look for?

#

it's debian based

lean pebble
#

/etc/network/interfaces

#

Can you tell me what lines you have there

lean pebble
peak cloak
#

# Please note that this file is written to be used with dhcpcd
# For static IP, consult /etc/dhcpcd.conf and 'man dhcpcd.conf'

# Include files from /etc/network/interfaces.d:
source-directory /etc/network/interfaces.d
peak cloak
#

ubuntu is based on debian

lean pebble
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Well mine different

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Thanks

peak cloak
#

tbh I want a HEX now

lean pebble
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Lol

peak cloak
#

get rid of all this edgemax bs

lean pebble
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He is a really good router

peak cloak
#

idk honestly if it's on my end or HE's

lean pebble
#

What ?

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My he works great

#

Only this BS kali

peak cloak
#

I emailed them

lean pebble
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Finally ipv6 working on my kali

peak cloak
#

what was the issue

lean pebble
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I missed one place with the disable ipv6

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๐Ÿ˜…

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Now I can go sleep

#

Gn ๐Ÿ˜†

hollow marlin
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@peak cloak whats the config look like for the tunnel?

peak cloak
opaque mesa
#

planing on getting a new router soon since my other ones are still acting dumb so i'm thinking about buying TP-Link AX6000 WiFi 6 Router. pricey but i hope it gets the job done. look at reviews too it sounds very good but a handful of 1 stars which is a bit concerning

peak cloak
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tp-link

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tp-link consumer aren't very good I heard

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tp-link Omada series I have though

opaque mesa
#

well i just need a good router for both zooms and gaming (which is all routers) but the ones i bought recently have been crap. work fine for a month then boom its garbage

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im currently using an eero for about a month and a half now and one eero turned off so it doesn't want to turn on anymore making my zooms and school/work complicated. It still works but i cant play any games even with an ethernet cable connected to my PC

peak cloak
#

if you want a bit of a more advanced router that won't shit itself look at the hap ac3

#

not the most easy to use, but not as much bs

hollow marlin
peak cloak
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I just copied from show configuration

hollow marlin
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No this is an operation command, not configuration

peak cloak
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yeah ik

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i'm in operation mode

#

ah

#

found what you were looking for

#
Codes: S - State, L - Link, u - Up, D - Down, A - Admin Down
Interface    IP Address                        S/L  Description                 
---------    ----------                        ---  -----------                 
tun0         2001:470:___:111::2/64           u/u  HE.NET IPv6 Tunnel        ```
hollow marlin
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If you ? after the command is there a detail or extensive flag?

peak cloak
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yep

tun0@NONE: <POINTOPOINT,NOARP,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1480 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
    link/sit 173.63.205.___ peer 209.51.161.14
    inet6 2001:470:___:111::2/64 scope global 
       valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
    inet6 fe80::ad3f:cd89/64 scope link 
       valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
    Description: HE.NET IPv6 Tunnel

    RX:  bytes    packets     errors    dropped    overrun      mcast
             0          0          0          0          0          0
    TX:  bytes    packets     errors    dropped    carrier collisions
         17712        285          0          0          0          0
hollow marlin
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If this is anything like Junos/VyOS, try shutting down the tunnel for a min and bringing it back up with set interface tunnel tun0 disable

peak cloak
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alright

#

did that

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gonna wait

hollow marlin
#

Oh sweet so it is the same syntax

peak cloak
#

kinda, just for some reason it's interfaces

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edgemax is based on vyos I thought

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or vyetta

hollow marlin
#

Which stole much of the syntax from Junos

peak cloak
#

ah

#

put it back up, no luck

#

fyi I restarted the router beforehand

hollow marlin
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Oh, didn't know you restarted it

peak cloak
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yeah, idk what else it could be. I emailed he.net

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well gn, thanks for the help

hollow marlin
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Yeah let me know what they say, see ya dude

dense wolf
#

how can i create a free vpn server to connect in my home network in windows 10

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every solution i see includes linux

unborn sluice
#

is that a problem

dense wolf
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no but then i have to install it inside windows 10

unborn sluice
#

oh, you are trying to create a home vpn server?

dense wolf
#

yes

unborn sluice
#

what for

dense wolf
#

accessing home network while in other connection

paper valve
#

Get an old laptop and run a VM on it

unborn sluice
#

Did you check if your router can do that

static knoll
#

Wouldn't you be able to use Hamachi for that anyways?

dense wolf
unborn sluice
static knoll
#

no, you can use hamachi for more than gaming

dense wolf
unborn sluice
dense wolf
#

openvpn and pptp

unborn sluice
#

can you actually port forward and not behind cgnat

dense wolf
#

i actually dont know what cgnat is and will port 2000 work in that case

#

it is the only port i can open

#

for some reason other ports dont work

unborn sluice
#

so your VPN must work with 2000

dense wolf
#

yes

unborn sluice
#

What exactly are you accessing in your home network

dense wolf
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jellyfin server,smb server and minecraft server

static knoll
#

i mean

#

actually nvm

unborn sluice
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p2p vpn instead of server/client

static knoll
#

opening 1 port for all of those would be more efficient

dense wolf
#

yea but jellyfin causes problem while portforwarding

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and i dont know if smb server can be forwarded or not

unborn sluice
#

i mean

#

why would you port forward smb

#

also, you imply that your jellyfin,smb, and minecraft run on windows machine(s) ?

dense wolf
#

yes

unborn sluice
#

madlad

static knoll
#

madlad indeed

dense wolf
#

its actually my main pc as i can not afford another device

unborn sluice
#

so your main pc is everything and the vpn server?

dense wolf
#

yes thats the plan at least

unborn sluice
#

Just use hamachi or smth

#

p2p

#

instead of vpn server/client

static knoll
#

yes

#

hamachi good

dense wolf
#

can you also tell me why minecraft shows this when i forward port

static knoll
#

vpn bad

dense wolf
static knoll
#

vpn laggy

static knoll
#

sometimes it spits out errors like that

dense wolf
#

how to fix this

unborn sluice
#

pray

static knoll
dense wolf
#

did both nothing๐Ÿ™ƒ

static knoll
#

OOF

#

hmm

#

Idk sometimes java funky

dense wolf
#

besides is this right

static knoll
#

You don't have an IP for the server

dense wolf
#

should it be the public ip

#

or the local

static knoll
#

I mean, are you connecting locally?

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Usually its the public IP

dense wolf
#

if i paste the public ip the server shuts down

static knoll
#

... restart it then

#

it should be the public ip

dense wolf
#

it closes as soon as the window pops

static knoll
#

That's not supposed to happen...

#

Hmm

unborn sluice
dense wolf
#

it happens cause there is no network interface with this ip

static knoll
#

like

#

bruh

dense wolf
#

how ???

static knoll
#

post the error code

unborn sluice
dense wolf
#

w8

#

i have changed the ip in the log for security

#

the server works fine with no or local ip

static knoll
#

[13:26:34] [Server thread/INFO]: Starting Minecraft server on PublicIp:2000

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2000 is not an IP

unborn sluice
#

isn't that the port

#

the noation is ip:port

static knoll
#

yeah

unborn sluice
#

what

dense wolf
#

no i replaced the ip with "PublicIp"

static knoll
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error is:
[13:26:35] [Server thread/ERROR]: Exception stopping the server java.lang.NullPointerException: null at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(SourceFile:572) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.t(SourceFile:599) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?] at zg.t(SourceFile:567) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.w(SourceFile:707) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(SourceFile:257) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?] at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [?:1.8.0_281]

static knoll
#

syntax only asks for the IP not a port to my memory

unborn sluice
#

I reckon it should show the ip and port of the server

dense wolf
#

ok let me try with default port

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same shit

#

[13:33:09] [Server thread/WARN]: **** FAILED TO BIND TO PORT!
[13:33:09] [Server thread/WARN]: The exception was: java.net.BindException: Cannot assign requested address: bind
[13:33:09] [Server thread/WARN]: Perhaps a server is already running on that port?
[13:33:09] [Server thread/INFO]: Stopping server
[13:33:09] [Server thread/INFO]: Saving worlds
[13:33:09] [Server thread/ERROR]: Exception stopping the server
java.lang.NullPointerException: null
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(SourceFile:572) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?]
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.t(SourceFile:599) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?]
at zg.t(SourceFile:567) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?]
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.w(SourceFile:707) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?]
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(SourceFile:257) ~[minecraft_server.1.16.4.jar:?]
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [?:1.8.0_281]

static knoll
#

did you open the port?

#

you need to open the port

#

if you're using port 25565 you need to open it

dense wolf
#

oo

#

w8

#

i am noob to this

#

sorry

static knoll
#

no prob

#

keep trying

#

if it works i'll join lol

dense wolf
#

np

#

which one

#

port triggering

static knoll
#

maybe

#

idk

#

depends on each router

dense wolf
#

it does not work

#

the isp connection is double nat

#

only port 2000 is open

static knoll
#

Not too hard to fix

dense wolf
#

how

#

i have not find any way

static knoll
#

well

#

how are your routers connected

#

if you have a modem, correct directly to it instead of the router

dense wolf
#

with a cat5e cable

#

no modem

#

direct cat5e cable to router

#

then router to pc

static knoll
#

have you opened port 25565?

dense wolf
#

have tried but not worked

static knoll
#

... what

rare echo
#

i know how it interacts along the way and how routing works but i could tell you fuck all of security, software and firmware

dense wolf
static knoll
#

How hard can it be

dense wolf
#

it does not work

lean pebble
#

Hello

unborn sluice
#

Hello to you too

lean pebble
#

Good morning

#

Minecraft?

unborn sluice
#

Good morning

#

Networking?

hollow marlin
#

No, time for bed after this PITA maintenance ping

lean pebble
near moss
#

hey, could someone recommend some websites for an pi-hole blacklist?

thick minnow
#

hi

#

im pruple ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

near moss
#

@thick minnow ^^

thick minnow
#

D:

#

Hi, could someone pls recommend on a modern and router from mikrotik? I need fast hardware (i donโ€™t really know about this stuff)

#

It's @tame carbon his time to shine!

thick minnow
#

i wonted to buy this [hAP acยณ] but i dont know if i need modem or not

tame carbon
#

@thick minnow depends on your internet connection

#

like, the mikrotik itself doesnt have any modem functionality

#

if you have DSL or coaxial, you'll need a modem from your ISP

#

fiber optics, depends on the type

thick minnow
#

ok th

static knoll
#

@thick minnow I lost that minecraft IP lol

vale storm
#

Hey y'all! I have a problem with my Raspberry Pi: I had an install of NextCloud OS on it and it worked headless-ly (I installed it, put an empty file with the name "ssh" on it and added a wpa_supplicant.conf file). I connected it to an ethernet cable but used it via WiFi. Then I remoted into it and was curious if my access speed changed if I disabled WiFi. Now, since I disabled WiFi I can't remote into it via ssh and I don't have a Micro HDMI cable. I then thought reinstalling the OS would work but neither Raspbian nor NextCloud OS seem to connect to WiFi after a complete wipe and reinstallation of the SD card. Any ideas?

Referred to this channel from #tech-support by @tame carbon

tame carbon
#

@vale storm do you have a UTP cable?

#

just connect the pi wired

peak cloak
#

@vale storm confused by this I connected it to an ethernet cable but used it via WiFi.

#

just connect it to a router/switch via ethernet

tame carbon
#

I urgently need a haircut lol. this corona hair is all over the place

vale storm
#

Okay, so my situation is: I am in a student dorm and have no access to the router or switch. I only have access to one ethernet outlet, and it is on a different sub-network (192.168.10.x vs 192.168.11.x) so I can only access it via ssh when it uses wifi. I only found that out afterwards though, otherwise I wouldn't have tried it in the first place. So I can't use it with ethernet.

tame carbon
#

get your own router

vale storm
static knoll
#

idk lol

vale storm
tame carbon
#

@vale storm you don't have any wired access?

vale storm
#

Correct.

tame carbon
#

well, shucks.

static knoll
vale storm
#

Yes, in the common room.

static knoll
#

Different subnetwork

#

nvm

vale storm
#

My only issue right now is that I want to get access to the Pi again without having to buy a micro hdmi cable or adapter.

tame carbon
#

@vale storm you could configure static IP

#

and plug the pi directly in your computer

vale storm
#

I tried that, but my Arch system refused to act as a host.

tame carbon
#

@vale storm configure a static IP on your host, with the same subnet, on a different address.

vale storm
#

I tried through the built-in KDE utility, didn't work.

tame carbon
#

"didnt work"

vale storm
#

Yes, it said it couldn't configure the IP address.

tame carbon
#

Then you didnt do it right.

vale storm
#

Probably.

tame carbon
#

@vale storm just configure 10.0.0.2/24 on your PI

#

and set your PC on 10.0.0.1/24

vale storm
#

How, without access to the pi?

tame carbon
#

You can modify the commandline.txt

#

@vale storm in the /boot/cmdline.txt

#

you can add a field ip=10.0.0.2

#

next time your PI connects to wired ethernet, it will use that address.

peak cloak
#

also, mostly any linux computer can act like a router, irrc

tame carbon
#

iptables yeah

#

you can set up bridges and route rules

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though, don't ask me how.

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idk shit about manual iptable config

vale storm
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Problem is, now my Arch system is stuck in some kind of boot error.

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And I don't have my rescue flash drive handy.

tame carbon
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boot an older kernel.

vale storm
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I only have the latest Linux kernel and Linux-LTS kernel installed.

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Both don't work.

tame carbon
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kek what did you do lol

peak cloak
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arch

vale storm
peak cloak
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never used arch

vale storm
thick minnow
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Maybe you should've installed the hardened kernel as well

vale storm
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Would've, should've... Maybe. Doesn't help right now though.

tame carbon
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when linux noobs use arch as their first OS, and then can't fix it

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There's a good reason I use debian :)

vale storm
thick minnow
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Can you create a rescue drive rn?

vale storm
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I haven't slept at all last night, I'm pretty tired.

tame carbon
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you came in here, asking for ssh access to a pi

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but you have bigger problems to take care of first

thick minnow
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Such is life

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Wait

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Did I just say that

vale storm
tame carbon
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@vale storm yeah, but its not very useful right now, since we were attempting to aid with a pi

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and now get shoveled another problem

vale storm
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My initial point still stands. I'm wondering why the pi refuses to connect to wifi even after a completely fresh install of Raspbian.

tame carbon
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Oh, you reinstalled it? I thought you were trying to rescue the existing pi installation

vale storm
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And the only thing I did was to manually disable wifi in the previous install.

tame carbon
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using raspi-config?

vale storm
vale storm
tame carbon
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wireless adapter settings are handled by the OS

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so if you flashed the sd card, those settings are gone.

vale storm
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Yes, that's what I thought.

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But since I disabled WiFi in that previous install, it just doesn't connect to wifi even with the correct wpa_supplicant.conf.

tame carbon
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plug the sd card back into your PC and do a filesystem check

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you may have busted the SD card, flashing it multiple times

vale storm
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I overwrote it with /dev/zero inbetween flashes.

tame carbon
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^ oof

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SD cards are nasty business. I wouldnt abuse them like that

vale storm
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I know, it's solid state storage, but whatever.

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Those things are cheap.

tame carbon
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@vale storm you say it doesnt connect to wifi

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but we can't even verify if the OS boots properly.

vale storm
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Indeed.

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What I could do is flash Raspbian Lite so it doesn't automatically boot into a GUI and then try to blindly use the CLI.

tame carbon
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@vale storm there's one thing you could do.. if you have the right gear

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you can do enable_uart=1 in the boot config

vale storm
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Which is?

tame carbon
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that enables serial console

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if you have a serial modem you could use that directly

vale storm
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Nope, I don't have the right gear.

tame carbon
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I have one of those 7 dollar FTDI chips for that

vale storm
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Never heard of that.

tame carbon
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looks like this ^

vale storm
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Ahh, that.

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Nope, I don't have that.

tame carbon
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:/