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lean pebble
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Let it reload everything again

peak cloak
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70 ms

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hmm, bit high

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other side of the country

hollow marlin
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Try with UDP and bi-directional

peak cloak
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iperf3 doesn't support that?

lean pebble
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You're from US right ?

peak cloak
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yep

primal ice
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try the HE one

peak cloak
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HE has a iperf server but it seems to work only over ipv4 surprisingly

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can't ping it over v6

thick minnow
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Does anyone know if a minecraft servers uses a lot of bandwidth?

lean pebble
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can you try do it to this server?

thick minnow
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Hosting one

lean pebble
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for me its not working xd

peak cloak
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can't even ping it on v6

lean pebble
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Oh

peak cloak
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huh found a new server speedtest.ny.buyvm.net

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much lower ping <13ms

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same problem

primal ice
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hrm have your router open with top and see what its doing when you use the pi with iperf ?

peak cloak
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yeah now I think it's the router

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cpu usage never went above 3%

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huh there seems to have been a hotfix update

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I think it may be hardware acceleration interfering

primal ice
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check your rules too for that vlan are you traffic shaping on it ?

peak cloak
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nope, idk what that even is

primal ice
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like firewall rules etc

peak cloak
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nope

hollow marlin
peak cloak
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ah

lean pebble
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To this over udp I get only 1mbit

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Max

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-u for udp

peak cloak
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what's weird is how it starts, and then just stops

tame carbon
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@thick minnow 2mbit/s per player

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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@thick minnow chunk data is considerable. When a player loads in at standard chunk render distance, they load about 440 chunks. Which is roughly 5MB

hollow marlin
# peak cloak same issue

I still think this is a connection issue as mentioned yesterday. The retries and then nothing show that

lean pebble
tame carbon
lean pebble
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Lol

peak cloak
lean pebble
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Did you reboot your pi after they refreshed your tunnel ?

hollow marlin
peak cloak
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I don't think that will do anything but I'll try

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I'll try updating the firmware and disable hw acceleration later

hollow marlin
peak cloak
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yeah

lean pebble
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Ik but for being 100% sure

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iperf3 -c iperf.airstreamcomm.net -p 5203

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That seems like a good server

peak cloak
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I already found a good one

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that's in NY

lean pebble
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ya

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they have ports 5202 - 5205

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I get the same results here and in scott

peak cloak
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don't want to do anything serious right now

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parents are still working

lean pebble
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oh

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did you try what I said earlier?

peak cloak
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I think it's hardware accerlation

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rebooting pi

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yeah

lean pebble
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ok

tame carbon
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I send u a SYN

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but u no ACK

lean pebble
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did you create the firewall rule like they ask ?

peak cloak
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firewall has nothing to do with this

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well it does, but it's not the issue

lean pebble
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I didn't create this rule in my pfsense xD

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somehow working great

tame carbon
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I just told the HE website I use mikrotik

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I copy pasted the config and boop

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ipv6

lean pebble
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lol

peak cloak
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yeah same

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but

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that only configs ipv6 to the router, no?

lean pebble
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I though boop not working ๐Ÿ˜‚

peak cloak
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not to clients

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not all the dhcp6 or RA

lean pebble
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both

tame carbon
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@peak cloak it sets up an interface basically

lean pebble
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client and router

tame carbon
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I had to configure NDP locally and set up the ipv6 firewall

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since you have two of them, one for each protocol

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@peak cloak I didnt use dhcpv6

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router just announces the prefix

peak cloak
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yeah me neither

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idk the proper way to do this on the ER-X, but I just set a prefix on router-advert

primal ice
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yeah my pfsense box uses dhcpv6 it doesn't use radvd

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though I could set it up to. but why.

lean pebble
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My pfsense use both

tame carbon
peak cloak
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            address 2001:470:____:111::1/64
            address 10.0.10.1/24
            description "IPv-6 Test"
            ipv6 {
                router-advert {
                    prefix 2001:470:____:111::/64 {
                    }
                }
            }
        }
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@tame carbon

tame carbon
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@peak cloak in that router advert block, add another field: send-advert true

peak cloak
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that's the default option

hollow marlin
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If its like Junos/vyos, the moment RA is set it will begin advertising

peak cloak
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I don't think I need to explicitly state it

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ah ok

tame carbon
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running v6 without a fw is also quite risky

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since.. there's no NAT xD

peak cloak
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no there is a FW

tame carbon
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every address is public

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but that makes domain names and all

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so much easier.

peak cloak
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        address 2001:470:____:111::2/64
        description "HE.NET IPv6 Tunnel"
        encapsulation sit
        firewall {
            in {
                ipv6-name WANv6_IN
            }
            local {
                ipv6-name WANv6_LOCAL
            }
        }
        local-ip 173.63.______
        remote-ip 209.51.161.14
    }
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I think this works

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directly on the tunnel?

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since that is essentially my ipv6 WAN interface

tame carbon
peak cloak
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yeah

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nothing in that article is what I don't already

tame carbon
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they have a config for the router advert in there

peak cloak
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ik, router-advert works

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I don't need to change it

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it's basically the same

tame carbon
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then.. I am confused, what is not working?

peak cloak
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no I have an address

tame carbon
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yeah can you elaborate?

peak cloak
tame carbon
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ok but thats iperf

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what about a regular filetransfer over v6 with HTTP?

peak cloak
tame carbon
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that looks like a firewall issue

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but you mentioned it has nothing to do with it?

peak cloak
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I don't have any local firewalls for ipv6

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just on the tun0 interface

tame carbon
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ok wait what about routes? xD

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you should have two routes for v6

peak cloak
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I do

tame carbon
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ok and where is your default route?

peak cloak
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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, 20:18:36
C      ::1/128 via ::, lo, 20:34:28
C      2001:470:a:111::/64 via ::, tun0, 19:08:40
C      2001:470:b:111::/64 via ::, eth4.10, 20:32:58
C      fe80::/64 via ::, tun0, 19:08:40```
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just pasted text

tame carbon
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yeah

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You're missing the route for the public internet

peak cloak
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I can ping the internet though

peak cloak
tame carbon
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lol @peak cloak did you know, that is less efficient ;)

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public internet is only 2000::/3

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1/8th of total address space

peak cloak
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ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

tame carbon
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that makes routing table smaller

peak cloak
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that was in the HE instructions

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@tame carbon ```protocols {
static {
interface-route6 ::/0 {
next-hop-interface tun0 {
}
}
}
}

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that is how the config looks like

lean pebble
tame carbon
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hold on ;)

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lemme turn on v6

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nobody using the net rn

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so I can mess about

peak cloak
lean pebble
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I don't have v6 at home

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its my server xD

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just wanna see if I configured correctly

tame carbon
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boop

primal ice
tame carbon
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PING test.shieldmc.net(2606:4700:3030::6815:41a6) 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 2606:4700:3030::6815:41a6: icmp_seq=1 ttl=59 time=8.09 ms
lean pebble
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nice thanks

hollow marlin
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@peak cloak can you try ping6 -f -s 1420 iperf.scottlinux.com.5201

lean pebble
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I have ultra long ip xD

hollow marlin
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Just dont let it run too long

lean pebble
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never gonna remember that

peak cloak
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if I get rid of .5201

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ping: cannot flood; minimal interval allowed for user is 200ms

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sudo time

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189 packets transmitted, 183 received, 3.1746% packet loss, time 286ms

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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bad route?

lean pebble
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can I ask he for another ipv6 subnet for my home?

primal ice
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you can have like 6 tunnels iirc

peak cloak
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oh yeah you can have 5 tunnels

lean pebble
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I think I saw there /48

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xD

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route section I have 2 /64 and /48

primal ice
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5 tunnels

tame carbon
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you can just get a /48

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you'll never need more IPs. ever.

lean pebble
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ya but my server ip v4 and my ipv4 are different

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thtas why I ask xD

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I saw that you can only add 1 ipv4

peak cloak
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I have a /64 for now, want to get this issue fixed first

tame carbon
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I have like 5 networks on ipv4 connected to my router

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no, 6

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two public, others private

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@hollow marlin out of curiosity, can you use the .0 in a /29 ?

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Like, I have an address space of 8 addresses, but I put the router .1

lean pebble
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I had once IP that had .0 at the end

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Was surprised that was the first and the last time I saw it

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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@hollow marlin My ISP routes my subnet directly to my WAN, its a bit of an odd setup

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but a /29, should at least be 6 useable addreses, doesn't .1 is the router and .7 is broadcast

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what about .0 lol ?

hollow marlin
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.0 is the network

tame carbon
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yeah so?

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isnt that a useable address?

hollow marlin
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its a marker, cannot be used

tame carbon
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bollocks

primal ice
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div by zero

tame carbon
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nah, these are just and operations

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@hollow marlin I'm determined to find out now

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going to ping assuming that IP

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works?

hollow marlin
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10.1.1.0/29
mask is: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111000
Hence 10.1.1.0 is the network address, its an unusable address

tame carbon
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then explain that ^

hollow marlin
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Move to the next and 10.1.1.8/29 is the next network address.

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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aye

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@hollow marlin yeah I see a reply from their machine

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from 1.1.1.1

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and it replies to my WAN ip

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@hollow marlin my isp has some strange internal virtual routing thing going on

lean pebble
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How can I take mtik configuration backup?

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Files and backup?

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I want a readable configuration backup

tame carbon
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wait

lean pebble
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Before I kill it with ipv6

tame carbon
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what is 3.0.0.0/8 ?

lean pebble
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๐Ÿ˜†

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Amazon

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3.0.0.0/15

tame carbon
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inb4 its NSA knocking my door

lean pebble
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Lol

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Amazon singapore

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin ^

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1.1.1.1 is the one

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it just replies to my public WAN

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thats how my ISP routes these addresses to me

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@lean pebble ok what about 3.8.0.0 ?

lean pebble
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Same

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Amazon

tame carbon
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lots of pingings

lean pebble
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I think all the 3.0.0.0 is amazon

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin so I know this works, I've tried this before

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I am just wondering

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do I get in trouble, if I do this? xD

peak cloak
lean pebble
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I just use whois

peak cloak
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yeah, but he gives more info

lean pebble
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And I had vps in Amazon with 3.0 something

peak cloak
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3.8.0.0/14 is Amazon Data Services UK

lean pebble
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Ya

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I think all 3.0.0.0/8 is amazon

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/8 is the lowest right ?

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Higher IP count

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No /4 or something

tame carbon
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there should be a special like 2001:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff

primal ice
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/8 first octet /16 second octet /24 third octet

tame carbon
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where like, the raw unfiltered screams of the internet can be heard

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like, a broadcast

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but really broadcast

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lol, and then we plug that into the former pres.' phone xD

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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@hollow marlin I just assigned the address to an interface

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and tried pinging it

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didnt work

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no reply

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I don't really see why it wouldnt work

hollow marlin
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as it should

tame carbon
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I get that its network

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but 0 should still be valid from a routing standpoint

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or I just thought about this wrong from the beginning

hollow marlin
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Agreed, but that is the subnet identifier, specifically the network id. It cannot be used by host and is reserved

tame carbon
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lol a /29 is a pretty gross waste of IPv4 then kek

hollow marlin
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host bits = all zeros = network id = reserverd
host bits = all 1s = broadcast = reserved
Just how it was designed

tame carbon
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25% waste

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  • 1 for the router
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though I guess I could still NAT some things

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on the .1

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then 5 addressable hosts

hollow marlin
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Yeah, but it was carried over to v6 as well. It has a purpose at the software level but cannot remember why. Its just an identifier to notate that this is a network, not a host when it comes to routing

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin from a logic standpoint

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if you mask a /24 network network

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you basically just blank out those first few bits

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so whatever comes after, is the address space of that subnet

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invert them, you have the broadcast address

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but there's no actual use other than that

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@hollow marlin wait

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@hollow marlin I get it

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you can't discern between a /28 and a /29 otherwise.

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you need that blank spacer to match your routes when iterating in code

lean pebble
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crystal do you have he on mtilk right?

tame carbon
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ye

lean pebble
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I'm trying to make it work with the new tunnel I got on my mtik and their commands

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I think I'm missing something

tame carbon
lean pebble
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yah

tame carbon
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whats the error then?

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go to IPv6 -> ND

lean pebble
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no error just don't see any traffic on this interface or any device that get ipv6

tame carbon
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is there an interface listed there?

lean pebble
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yah

tame carbon
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ok and then in prefixes

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is that filled out?

lean pebble
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in prefixes? nope

tame carbon
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ok in interfaces

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do you see an sit1 ?

lean pebble
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ya

tame carbon
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click on that

lean pebble
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in the same tab right?

tame carbon
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is that active?

lean pebble
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oh the interface it self active ye

tame carbon
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if you go to ipv6 addresses do you see your prefix?

lean pebble
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yap

tame carbon
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should be two of them

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one is the one on the sit1 interface

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and the other is your own prefix on whichever bridge you use

lean pebble
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yap

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for some reason I have 4 prefixes here

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in addresses

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3 of fe80:: and one from he

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fe80::3:5 something like this

tame carbon
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@lean pebble fe80::/10 is link local

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on ipv4 that's 169.254.0.0/16

peak cloak
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on ipv6 you have both link-local and public ip

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what's the purpose of link-local?

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when you have a public ip

tame carbon
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@peak cloak its used for SLAAC

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once you have a public ip, I dont think the link local is used

peak cloak
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SLAAC is router advert right?

tame carbon
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@peak cloak the nic generates this on startup

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independently

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its only used for local communication

static knoll
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@tame carbon i had to scroll through my notification log to find your ping lol

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About modded mc, i think i will test out vanilla first on @lean pebble's server

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Then we'll see how it goes

static knoll
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On mobile

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Just woke up

tame carbon
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I wanted to host a modded server again, maybe for like small group of people, like 4-5 max

peak cloak
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ah

tame carbon
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these things are so incredibly heavy

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but I can set one up 24/7

static knoll
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How much ram?

tame carbon
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I can give it like 8gb

peak cloak
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I don't really play that much MC

static knoll
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5 players on 8gb?

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Quite a lot no

peak cloak
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the create mod seems cool

tame carbon
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@static knoll yeah but not with 200 mods.

static knoll
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Then again if it's 300+ mods

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ye ye

tame carbon
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@peak cloak idk, I just think its wicked to automate things with lua

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with the amount of machines you can build, comes a huge amount of pipes and automation

peak cloak
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lua... I have bad experiences with lua

tame carbon
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and you can build massive factories

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@peak cloak well you dont have to

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you can just use logic gates

static knoll
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Automation is lit

tame carbon
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the thing is, I can build insane things in this

static knoll
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Best thing of mods is automation

plucky berry
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anyone have experience in packet tracer?

tame carbon
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but its boring if there's nobody else there to be in awe xD

peak cloak
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on XPlane most aircraft are made with something called SASL or xLua which are both lua and single threaded. This creates BAD performance

static knoll
peak cloak
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only some devs know how to actually build native code

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the plugins are dll's

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and aircraft are basically plugins

static knoll
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I had a fluid cow farm with like 15 cows on my Aternos POL server

peak cloak
lean pebble
static knoll
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Had so many ranchers

tame carbon
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@lean pebble make sure ND is enabled

lean pebble
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enabled

static knoll
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@tame carbon what modpack would it be

tame carbon
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@static knoll i dunno, like, this would be a decision up to the people who want to play

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I'll keep it running for as long as people play on it

peak cloak
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I just shut down my server

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no one was playing

static knoll
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Hmm

tame carbon
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Like

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if I commit

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I can build something over months

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I havent had much luck with the newer versions of the game

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like 1.10 and 1.7 are still the best imo

static knoll
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New MC is mainly good for speedruns

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Piglin trading is a pain for actual playing

tame carbon
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@static knoll yeah idk about any of the new stuff lol

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the vanila server I help operate is on 1.15 I think

peak cloak
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cave update is going to be cool

static knoll
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Ah

tame carbon
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but modded I take older versions

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because

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more mods.

static knoll
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Cave update is cool

tame carbon
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and its so much more stable.

static knoll
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Either one of those

tame carbon
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and what about 1.12 ?

static knoll
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1.12.2

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Whatever 1.12 and 1.10 you get the idea

tame carbon
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?

static knoll
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Hmm

tame carbon
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this has the new thaumcraft 6..

static knoll
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What is thaumcraft?

tame carbon
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its wicked.

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Its my favorite mod

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I was playing 1.7

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with thaumcraft 4

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so crazy

static knoll
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Oh it's like magic tech

tame carbon
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yeah

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its really cool

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@static knoll with thaumcraft and thermal expansion installs

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I think we can 5x our ores lol

static knoll
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Lol

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Probably

tame carbon
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big machine

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but

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I've done this before

static knoll
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very energy intensive i assume?

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Are there fluid cows in the modpack?

tame carbon
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mh. I may want a different modpack

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hold on xD

static knoll
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Lol

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Fluid cows are OP

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Especially if you manage them correctly

tame carbon
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you can automate cows with a bucket and a dispenser.

static knoll
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no, like using ranchers

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Bucket dispenser ain't the most efficient

tame carbon
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yeah

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thats why you build

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rows

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of buckets and dispensers

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xD

static knoll
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Lol

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I just like using the ranchers cause of their UI

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Not too expensive either

tame carbon
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ok ftb is garbage

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lemme look what atm6 has to offer.

static knoll
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Hmm

tame carbon
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nah

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1.12 it is

static knoll
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Issue with ATM packs is all of the enemies

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I don't like too many enemies

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Vanilla enemies with armor is already enough lol

tame carbon
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stupid curseforge

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cant load a modlist

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fine. downloading a 150mb file takes 3 secs anyways.,

static knoll
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Lol

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Regardless I'm looking to get some quality minecraft time in this weekend since it's CNY

tame carbon
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looking at this one rn

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but lacks many important mods

static knoll
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I mean, its meant to be simple

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Its a reload of the OG Ultimate pack

tame carbon
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the one I was playing singleplayer

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and wanted to do publicly

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was a 1.7 pack

static knoll
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Ah

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Idk FTB packs aren't my style

tame carbon
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@static knoll any suggestions?

static knoll
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Hmmmmm

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Let me think

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Literally just got to my PC

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@tame carbon You've done FTB revelation before?

tame carbon
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Nah, but looking over it

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Its got, most important mod of all: applied energistics

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other major ones I know how to play:

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@static knoll lets go pm lol

static knoll
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ll

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ok

lean pebble
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I'm lost with mtik and ipv6

static knoll
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?

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Wht

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Oh yeah @lean pebble still in class for an hour

static knoll
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Gn

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You heading off?

lean pebble
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Take your time to check it

static knoll
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Aight

lean pebble
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Ya 3:34am

static knoll
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OOF

peak cloak
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don't we just love scanners

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it's webui sucks

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constantly breaking

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can't even enter a password

static knoll
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lol

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@lean pebble starting my game and the server

peak cloak
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it says it supports linux but idk how to setup SANE

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SANE is making me insane

static knoll
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SANE is INSANE

quartz gate
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i upgraded my network, and i want to upgrade my wireless card, any recommendations?

thorny vector
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For a desktop?

quartz gate
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ye

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i have a TP-Link one now

thorny vector
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Don't know anything specific. Look for anything with 802.11ax capabilities, and with an intel chipset

static knoll
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AC should do fine

peak cloak
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I also like to look for chipsets that are nativly supported

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with no additional drivers needed

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especially on linux

quartz gate
static knoll
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oh then yeah a wifi 6 card then

thorny vector
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That looks solid. Can't confirm if its an intel chipset, but otherwise it looks good @quartz gate

thorny vector
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Looks fine. Looks like its the same pcie card, just different heatsink and antenna

peak cloak
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anyone know anything about SANE, I get this error: Error opening device: opening device 'airscan:w0:Panasonic Panasonic Document Scanner KV-S1057C MK2': Error during device I/O

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is this a permissions issue

thorny vector
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No, looks like an I/O issue

peak cloak
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hmm

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SANE!!!

thorny vector
#

Is it a supported device?

thorny vector
#

But is the device supported by sane?

peak cloak
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wdym? those are SANE drivers

thorny vector
#

What is the scanner?

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Because I'm seeing a whole lot of "Unsupported" and "Untested" under panasonic scanners

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The drivers might be there, but the API can still be incompatible. That would be supported by the fact you had I/O errors

peak cloak
#

ah

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I'll try the sane-matsushita thing

static knoll
#

Ignore my teacher

peak cloak
#

no clue

static knoll
#

Me neither

peak cloak
#

anyway I have to go

static knoll
#

Tried both stock and optifine

peak cloak
#

gn

static knoll
#

gn

primal ice
#

tracert to the server seems you could be getting packet loss or high ping

static knoll
#

@primal ice tracing

primal ice
thorny vector
#

@static knoll @primal ice that big jump in latency makes sense. 121.100.5.10 is Indonesian, and the next hop is German. Thatโ€™s a normal latency gain for under water cable / satellite.

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And a couple dropped icmp packets arenโ€™t a big deal, especially since the rest were fine.

primal ice
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I said might :p

thorny vector
#

My guess would be something along the way dropping your connection state, and resets your connection, dropping you, and causing the flapping.

static knoll
primal ice
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probably not

static knoll
#

shame

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Oh

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Probably cellular data will fix it

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shame i don't buy it

primal ice
#

could try a vpn and select an endpoint in germany

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to see if its a routing issue

static knoll
#

hmm maybe

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i will probably just wait for my mom to come back and see if her cellular ddata works

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ive had thee same issue and it was fixed with cell data

primal ice
#

which would be a routing issue :p

static knoll
#

Maybe

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Its odd

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Some aternos servers work and some don't

primal ice
#

well with the log you posted you were getting disconnected did not see any sort of problem til your third hope in the trace. which means its either in your ISP's network, or somewhere else. vpn should allow you to see if it still happens or not.

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if it still happens with a vpn its most likely happening in your ISP's network. and then you can call them and complain. Yo Ever time I try to connect to my game server I get disconnect check my lines.

static knoll
primal ice
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tunnelbear is sort of free would work for testing

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wtfast has a 30day trial.

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I would use both of em see what happens.

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aka do tracert with both active. see if you get disconnect etc

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well one at a time of course.

static knoll
#

hmm ok

naive meadow
static knoll
naive meadow
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Itโ€™s not the router itโ€™s just the optical network switch which translates the fibre signal to one readable by the isp provided router

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But yeah itโ€™s pretty bad

static knoll
#

Ah

naive meadow
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Itโ€™s not a great gpon plus itโ€™s Huawei

lean pebble
#

I think I'll cancel he ipv6 in my house

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Too slow

waxen saddle
#

IPv4 is faster?

lean pebble
#

Ya

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He don't have tunnel in my country

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So I took Germany because it the closest

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80ms with v6

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Ipv4 to Germany I get 50/60ms

waxen saddle
#

Professional gamer or stock trading?

static knoll
copper hinge
#

I currently have the virginmedia 1gb network package and the tplink Archer AX11000 router been looking at getting a 10gb network card and switch. Would there be any improvement will i need the switch to use the card

primal ice
#

you would only get 10gb for your lan, won't improve your internet speed. or wifi speeds. would help if you had a plex server or NAS with sas drives or nvme raid cards running .

copper hinge
#

would the switch at least help with stability

primal ice
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wired would help with stability.

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also if your wifi signal is low adding Access Points with wired back would probably help - are you using all 8 ports of tp link?

copper hinge
#

no

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still got a few unused

primal ice
tame carbon
#

tplink archer kek danger zone

thick minnow
#

Really?

tame carbon
#

can that thing even handle full gigabit?

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@thick minnow my biggest problem is the misleading marketing

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and the fact that, I've been googling for AX11000 test results

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and I can't find any.

thick minnow
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Ah okay

tame carbon
#

reviews here say

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it caps out at around 800-900mbit/s

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cpu bottlenecked.

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@copper hinge there might be better alternatives for 1gbit/s internet

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that tplink router is overpriced and shit.

#

@thick minnow its so annoying lol. all these review blogposts, only review the wifi

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nobody does a routing throughput test

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like, it has 2.5G interfaces, but how fast can it route data between two bridges

thick minnow
#

That's honestly something I haven't thought about

tame carbon
#

most of the time, if you buy a cheapo gigabit router

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it will cap out around 300-400mbit/s

thorny vector
#

Real routers do. SOHO ones rarely will.

tame carbon
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@thorny vector yeah, when you compare this $399 device

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to an RB4011, you pay 1/3rd

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for 4x the performance

tame carbon
#

Minecraft, but I hacked into the OfflineTV server. This was INSANE.

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This guy wrote a websocket server in node, to remotely control an army of turtles ingame

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this guy is crazy lmfao

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he wrote a crafting module and instructions on how a turtle can make more of itself

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and replicate

thick minnow
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Woah

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nice

unborn sluice
#

nice

lean pebble
#

Can I make pppoe server on my pfsense and connect it to my home router? ๐Ÿ˜†

peak cloak
#

make vpn link

lean pebble
#

Nah VPN will make my life slower

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I need to cancel my ipv6 at home

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I can't surf to my websites while I have it enable.

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At least not on wifi

peak cloak
#

huh?

lean pebble
#

Ya because it works ultra slow

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80/90ms to ipv6

peak cloak
#

oh

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latency

lean pebble
#

Ya

peak cloak
#

I have the router routing bandwidth issue

lean pebble
#

Maybe I need to tell them to reset my tunnel ?

peak cloak
#

I mean you said your ISP connection is bad

lean pebble
#

Because sometimes it works and sometimes doesn't to specific websites

peak cloak
#

do a ping to their ipv4 address

lean pebble
#

Ya but not that bad

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๐Ÿ˜†

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72

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To he ipv4

#

Well I think I'll change the tunnel to uk or nl lower ping

static knoll
lean pebble
#

Weird

lean pebble
#

When using ra

peak cloak
lean pebble
#

How

peak cloak
# lean pebble How
            address 2001:470:____:111::1/64
            address 10.0.10.1/24
            description "IPv-6 Test"
            ipv6 {
                router-advert {
                    name-server 2001:470:20::2
                    prefix 2001:470:___:111::/64 {
                    }
                }
            }
        }```
lean pebble
#

Trying to find in mtik

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Now it's good added cloudflare ipv6 dns servers

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whatsapp not responding since I added ipv6 O_o

tame carbon
#

this is what censorship does to people

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it makes them not use ordinary words

lean pebble
#

lol

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crystal help me fix it XD

#

on wifi can't use youtube and whatsapp sometimes works and sometimes doesn't since I added ipv6

peak cloak
#

things default to v6

lean pebble
#

Trying to changing the tunnel to nl instead frankfort

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Lower latency

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60/70 instead 90ms

tame carbon
#

@lean pebble you have poor latency?

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First few minutes is expected, better routes come available automatically

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if it doesn't improve, your ISP probably doesnt peer with HE directly

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so you dont get an ideal route

lean pebble
#

Ya

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That's why I changed to nl

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Better latency

peak cloak
#

my ISP peers with HE

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it's nice

lean pebble
#

My ISP doesn't peer with anything

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๐Ÿ˜†

tame carbon
#

then how do you talk to us rn

lean pebble
#

Even between ISPs here I get 30/40ms

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๐Ÿ˜†

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With fiber in frankfort

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Their connectivity sucks man

peak cloak
#

so one peer?

lean pebble
#

Ya this ISP is the only ISP that have direct peer to frankfort

peak cloak
#

maybe there is more?

lean pebble
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The other uses the only peer we have from here to uk

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There are only 2 peers out of my country.
1 that belong to ISP called bezeq directly connected to Germany frankfort and the other uses one peer to uk

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There are more peers but that goes to other companies not the ISPs

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Only 2 ISPs here

hollow axle
#

I may have just done a thing for linus...

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๐Ÿค“

peak cloak
#

what would the best file system for both linux and windows to use?

#

would it sadly be NTFS?

thorny vector
#

For best cross use, exfat

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NTFS is fine as well

#

but file permissions can get stomped on a bit

peak cloak
#

hmm alright

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because I want to dual boot but certain programs can be used in both linux and windows

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and currently my linux ssd is only 120 gb

tame carbon
#

idek.

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I helped @lean pebble set up a 6to4 tunnel

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RA works properly, clients receive an address within the prefix

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can ping to public v6 addresses

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but when then, attempting to open a connection over HTTP

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it times out

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I've gone over the config with them, three times now, comparing to what i had set up

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and I can't think of anything else

peak cloak
#

tunnel is just too slow?

#

peering that is?

tame carbon
#

@peak cloak possibly?

lean pebble
#

I see that ra not working properly

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Linux sometimes get v6 and sometimes don't

peak cloak
#

on the same machine?

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like it gets an address then releases it?

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because on my router there is a valid-lifetime option

tame carbon
#

mikrotik does too, but the defaults he is using should work

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Only thing he had to do manually after the HE steps, is set up his own router address on the subnet

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::1

hollow marlin
tame carbon
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@hollow marlin yes, solve this case! gives you a sixshooter

lean pebble
#

It gets timeouts to

little schooner
hollow marlin
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@lean pebble In winbox, torch the bridge in which the v6 tunnel is attached to. Make sure its sending RA or at least receving RS from the linux machine

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RA (router-advertisements) are not the only thing in, RS (router-solicitation) is also sent from host to request the advertisement

hollow marlin
peak cloak
#

I'm 99% sure it's a router issue

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when I have time, I'll turn off hardware acceleration and reboot

tame carbon
#

torch the bridge

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burn it down

lean pebble
#

Lol

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Funny fact the ipv6 testing website works faster when v6 disabled

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O_o

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And it recognize the v6 even when disabled

static knoll
#

guys

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big question

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was working on laptop mobo and it sparked, is it the end of the world?

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@tame carbon @lean pebble @peak cloak any ideas?

hollow marlin
tame carbon
#

@static knoll did you not remove the battery?

lean pebble
peak cloak
hollow marlin
#

^

tame carbon
#

toggling the SIT interface

hollow marlin
#

Disabling it on the tick, the tunnel might still be up for HE

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Depending on how they are testing

tame carbon
#

@hollow marlin the thing is, his machine did receive an address

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and the traceroute to 2606:4700:4700::1111 was through HE

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hopping through the router's public v6

hollow marlin
#

Id like to see the address on the linux machine. At least a torch to see if the advertisements are working correctly

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Guessing IGMP snooping might be playing a part but its a wild guess.

lean pebble
#

No igmp

tame carbon
#

@lean pebble go to your bridge

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and enable igmp snooping

lean pebble
#

Well my server can ping my v6

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This is a good progress

vital violet
peak cloak
#

is that kilobits or bytes

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also you have to understand those speeds are only to that google server

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speeds to other severs may vary

oak night
#

kilobytes

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It is KB

peak cloak
#

idk, sometimes GUI's can be misleading

#

just use windows task manager

#

that looks like NZXT CAM

cedar igloo
#

what are your opinions on open source/free firewalls? Reinstalling all VMs on an older version of vSphere and am looking for a firewall that can do DHCP Static mapping. I was previously using pfSense but that required an IP change when mapping the ip - which i dont want

thorny vector
#

What do you mean, by IP change?

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pfsense or Vyos are really the only 2 good options

cedar igloo
#

like, a machine connects to dhcp, and is assigned 192.168.1.100. to make this static, you must go into the firewall config and map this to a different ip outside the dhcp range.

thorny vector
#

Or you can have the individual machines be static. To identify the machine for static mapping, you need to otherwise supply its mac address. Or, if you really want to get nitty gritty with dhcp, run a seperate dhcp server.

cedar igloo
#

ill look into dhcp servers on a separate linux box though

tame carbon
#

@thorny vector lol, what about RouterOS on x86 ? :D

thorny vector
#

Never messed with it, really

tame carbon
#

@thorny vector if ur not careful, I may end up sending you a hap lite

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;)

peak cloak
#

I'm already pretty familiar with vyos

hollow marlin
#

Curious on L2 performance though because there is zip for HW accel

tame carbon
#

@thick minnow yuh

thick minnow
peak cloak
thick minnow
#

Ah okay

#

Wait

#

you can flash routers?

peak cloak
#

yes and no

#

for higher end routers it's best to just use the offical OS

#

for home all-in-one routers you can usually flash something like dd-wrt

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routerOS can run on x86 regular pcs and is used on all of mikrotiks routers and most of their other devices

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there are other router OSes

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my router Er-X runs EdgeOS

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there are also softwares like pfsense, opnsense, and vyos

thick minnow
#

Okay, hmmm Thanks

peak cloak
#

and enterprise OSes like junos

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or the cisco one

#

junos, vyos, and EdgeMax are pretty similar

#

vyos is based on vyatta which is by AT&T I think

#

lots of routeres are also run as virtual appliances

#

hmm, I should experiment which getting a /48 and routing one /64 of it to a virtual subnet so I can learn more routing

hollow marlin
#

Unless you want to manually break it up

peak cloak
#

yep

#

I want to learn and experiment with it

thorny vector
#

@hollow marlin I'm building a network sensor suite for my job. MFW I got told it needed to support ipv6 too.

waxen scroll
#

why wouldnt it?

hollow marlin
#

More v6

clear igloo
#

You plebs on your IPv6, I've ascended to IPv10

#

It's based on thoughts and each thought process gets a uniquely accessible address ๐Ÿ˜›

clear igloo
peak cloak
#

yeah I'm not sure, doesn't really matter

#

also doesn't China have ipv9 or something

clear igloo
#

Yah, I haven't seen it in action yet so I can't comment on what it's like

#

nah, ipv6 everywhere though

#

although they were talking about some new network implementation/standard which had a kill switch you could trigger to turn off internet

peak cloak
#

yeah of course China is

clear igloo
#

But it's to promote freedom ๐Ÿ˜›

glass glacier
#

I solved the NAT type.
It was from WINDOWS 10
It had a... corrupted file that should've connect me to XBOX LIVE SERVICES

lean pebble
#

Windows...

#

Made from corrupted files and networking

lean pebble
peak cloak
#

there's a paper on ipv12 lol

lean pebble
#

We're always behind

#

๐Ÿ˜†

#

Especially when it comes to internet infrastructure and internet protocols

#

First thing I get when I googled ipv12

#

@peak cloak

lean pebble
#

Ya

hollow marlin
#

There are plenty of IPvX RFC drafts out there but just get tossed out. IETF is pretty confident on v6 being the last official version and instead are looking at other developments of a TCP/IP replacement. AKA, the ATM vs Ethernet wars v2

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ATM almost one and thank god it didn't, if you think there is a lot to networking now, oh boy it would have been so much worse

little schooner
#

oh, not that atm...

hollow marlin
#

Overall its complicated at a L1 level, but in contrast since it uses cells, it can be scaled 1:1. But then you are dealing with atomic clocks on every device that has to have precise timings or it all goes to crap.

#

If you ever are interested, there is a Network Collective podcast under the History of Networking section that bring in some of the guys part of that war. I still deal with some ATM on the voice/T1 side and absolutely hate it

waxen scroll
rocky badge
waxen scroll
#

what?

#

how

tender oasis
#

I am not sure if this falls into networking but would anyone recommend a unifi protect camera system for a three story building. At most I would need nearly 40 cameras. it is for a business.

peak cloak
#

Not unifi

#

I don't have experience with cameras but I have some unifi devices and they are kinda a pain

#

If I would setup a camera network I would use poe ip cams and setup some sort of dedicated NVR, all on it's one lan, either vlan or dedicated lan

tender oasis
# peak cloak No

Fair enough. I'll look around but I might just stick with Unifi just because of who will be accessing it.

crystal sail
#

can someone help me? i got this question on my homework on what network topology was used most in the past

#

cant find the answer to it

primal ice
#

token ring

crystal sail
#

thanks

lean pebble
#

Hello

primal ice
#

hey

lean pebble
#

How are you

primal ice
#

sucking oxygen making coffee almost alive.

lean pebble
#

Lol

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I'm looking for the solution to my js issue

primal ice
#

at the monkey or crystal ๐Ÿ˜‚

lean pebble
#

๐Ÿ˜†

#

Little issue with db and daily backups with js

#

It keep crashing everytime the server backups starts

thorny vector
#

Need a database? ๐Ÿ˜„

#

@lean pebble

lean pebble
#

I have one that's it problem

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๐Ÿ˜†

thorny vector
#

Migrate to postgres then

lean pebble
#

Lol

thorny vector
#

Iโ€™ve always had the best performance with it over alternatives

lean pebble
#

It happens an hour or two before the backup all the time

#

I'm just used to use mariadb

thorny vector
#

What does the data flow look like?

lean pebble
#

Data flow of what ?

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I don't have massive dbs

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The error I get is // throw an error

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Thanks js

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๐Ÿ˜†

thorny vector
#

Ah, okay. I thought maybe you were having spooling errors, or OOM errors

lean pebble
#

Oh hell no xD

#

I use it because I don't have massive dbs

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For bigger dbs I would use mongodb

thorny vector
#

Eeeeew

lean pebble
#

Better for tables that 20gb and more

thorny vector
#

If Iโ€™m not dumping to a SIEM, I always use Postgres because it has great modules, including a gpu acceleration one.

lean pebble
#

Man there are ppl that saying copy and export is the same thing

#

๐Ÿ˜ฉ

#

How the hell exporting the db and copy db is the same ?

thorny vector
#

To most people, export and copy mean the same thing. Gotta remember your audience/people youโ€™re talking to.

lean pebble
#

In programing channel

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They guy say that export db backup is a bad practice

#

I just use a simple mysqldump command to export my db

lean pebble
#

Only kali linux used it for storing the exploits

#

๐Ÿ˜†

thorny vector
#

Itโ€™s still a sql language, but I like itโ€™s modularity. Even if sometimes keeping track of versioning was a pain. Pgstrom, their gpu acceleration module, makes any kind of iterative searching stupid fast. Data transformation doesnโ€™t really benefit from it, though.

lean pebble
#

Oh

#

Good to know

#

How do you export db there ?

#

Or doing backup to it

thorny vector
#

Iโ€™m sure there is a transfer guide for it. Wouldnโ€™t be able to tell you off the top of my head.

lean pebble
#

Nah just curious

#

Not planning to migrate now

#

This is 2 early to think about it

#

My current db is less then 1mb

#

Developing the ugliest full stack project as my end semester project

thorny vector
#

Das a lil db

lean pebble
#

Ya

#

Well gn I'm heading off

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3:30am

static knoll
#

I love how he goes off 2 min before i check my phone

#

Gm y'all

twin moss
#

can anyone help me how to turn on range extender on tp-link archer a6 ac1200

quartz gate
fickle timber
#

Hey, is there a way to remotely access and control a Ubuntu Linux computer over the internet - not over lan?

fickle timber
#

Can I do that from a mac or windows 10 or do I need another lknux computer

#

@peak cloak

peak cloak
#

no you can do it from other pcs

#

also

#

do you need GUI

#

because ssh is cli only

fickle timber
#

I do, I'm mining on it and need to use it / troubleshoot remotely

#

if a GPU goes down or if I need to tweak settings

peak cloak
#

yeah can't you that over cli?

fickle timber
#

I'm a noob with this stuff. Not sure what SSH/CLI are

peak cloak
#

cli means comand line interface

fickle timber
#

I use mac mainly, and windows 10 too but not experienced in linux at all

peak cloak
fickle timber
#

I'd prefer something dumbed down like teamviewer

peak cloak
#

I always have cli open in linux, prefer it over gui sometimes

fickle timber
#

but not that program since they tagged me as a commercial user and my time is limited per share. Can chrome remote desktop an option?

peak cloak
#

eh idk

#

vnc exists

#

but

#

idk how well that is over the internet

#

there is something called apache guacamole

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never used it myself, but lots of people like it

cedar igloo
#

pretty sure chrome remote desktop works, but i dont think its as good as VNC with guacamole

fickle timber
#

Again, looking for soemthing simple like teamviewer

peak cloak
#

yeah apache guacamole is pretty simple

#

install on server

#

access it over a web interace

#

teamviewer is centerized though, which means you go over Teamviewer servers

cedar igloo
#

what OS is your linux machine?

peak cloak
#

apache guacamole requires a direct conenction

peak cloak
cedar igloo
#

is it a recent version? they have VNC built in

peak cloak
#

idk how good it is to VNC over the internet

fickle timber
#

its the newest build

peak cloak
#

I would rather use something with encryption

cedar igloo
#

yeah, Guacamole uses VNC to connect to the linux machine normally.

#

so VNC from guacamole server to linux machine, then access guacamole UI through the web

peak cloak
#

or you can also do ssh X11 forwarding

#

never used it myself though

#

all my servers are headless

fickle timber
#

^ this all sounds complicated haha guys I feel lost

peak cloak
#

so ssh is a protocol to allow access to the command line remotly

#

let me show you an example

#

I ssh into by pi using ssh

#

and now have remote access

#

you can also do something called X11 forwarding

#

Linux uses X as a display server

#

so you can remotely connect to the remote machines X server over a ssh tunnel

#

the great thing about ssh is that it's secure, especially when you use keys instead of passwords

#

and encrypted keys are even better

fickle timber
#

Ok.. I think that makes sense haha

#

OK so SSH into the machine using the IP Address?

#

using any machine, like a mac or windowws

peak cloak
#

yep

#

windows has openssh installed by default I think

#

if not you can install it

fickle timber
#

Then you just use the password for the main account

peak cloak
#

you use the password for the user you are logging in as

fickle timber
#

once you're in, how do you tell it to show you the screen

peak cloak
#

although for ssh over the internet I would not use password login

fickle timber
#

how do I activate the X11 forwarding, and is it a GUI then

#

Hmm. How would I do it then

#

isn't SSH encrypted though?