#networking

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thick minnow
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Yeap

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Should be at least

peak cloak
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change the lan subnet ip range tho

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to something that actually makes sense

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if you want to, you could get rid of the nat on the pfsense, but still have another range. That's what I did with my vyos vm

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for my kubs network

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and then you just configure a static route on your main home router

thick minnow
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Mhm. Well now so i just use some random 192.168.x.x adress for example

peak cloak
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yeah

thick minnow
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That be good

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Subnet just regular 24 /255.255.255.0

peak cloak
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yeah

peak cloak
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remember

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max is 255

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ip basics

thick minnow
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Figured it out, went with 52

peak cloak
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yeah so a /24 would be 192.168.52.1-192.168.52.255

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well the .255 is the broadcast address

thick minnow
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Yep

peak cloak
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so the last usable address is 192.168.52.254

thick minnow
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Yes, but now the weird thing is, im trying to acsses the pfsensr webgui, but its telling me unreachable adress

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An now im for some wird reason, getting two loopback adresses on 127.0.0.1 under two ports 49669 and 49796

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Well thats....

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Tried pinging the other machine on the wan side, 100% loss

peak cloak
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so that makes sense

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and the main router doesn't know about that subnet

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try pinging the "wan" address

thick minnow
peak cloak
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yeah

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but that's from pfsense itself?

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wouldn't you want to try pinging from a local lan device

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that's on the .222.0/24 network

thick minnow
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Ah you mean from a loacl computer

peak cloak
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well yeah

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pinging the router

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from the router

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how would that help?

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it's just loopback

thick minnow
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Well that might explain

peak cloak
thick minnow
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The computer providing the lan feed is. 102 not .105

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What tha heeck

peak cloak
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huh

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you know what

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pfsense may be blocking it

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blocking ICMP from wan

thick minnow
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I pinged the adress from ipconfig on the wan computer an then it had acsses, lemme try something

peak cloak
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yes

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pinging yourself

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of course that would work

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@thick minnow The default is to block everything on WAN so if everything is done correctly the pfSense WAN interface shouldn't respond to ICMP.

thick minnow
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Oh, so i need to unblock that device then. But it still then dosent make sense that i cant acsses the webui to pfsense when that computer is connected to the lan side

peak cloak
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in cmd show it's ip

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then try pinging it

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what ip are you trying anyway?

thick minnow
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The wan ip is 192.168.52.1 and on the other computer ethernet adapter 2 is 192.168.52.2

peak cloak
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ok

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try pinging 192.168.52.1

thick minnow
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Now thats a new one

peak cloak
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see

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there you go

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you sure you set the IP of pfsense lan

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correctly

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it's 192.168.52.1/24

thick minnow
peak cloak
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huh

thick minnow
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And this is the wan card

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Connected to that other computer

thick minnow
peak cloak
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idk much about pfsense

thick minnow
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Cable is connected and everything, but when i try to ping it i get this

peak cloak
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windows issue?

thick minnow
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I dont understand ot

peak cloak
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try linux

thick minnow
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Idk maybe

peak cloak
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why windows

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windows sucks for things like this

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idk much about the windows ip stack

thick minnow
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Well, then ill have to fire up an vm, cuz i dont have any rendom computer here i can clonk linux on

peak cloak
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yeah idk

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try restarting the windows network stack

thick minnow
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Ok

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Now that was not what i expected to see

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Now im restarting the laptop and rebooting pfsense, so will see now

thick minnow
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Pinged the router once, got one reply

peak cloak
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huh

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well ipv6 is just link-local

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you will always have a link-local ip

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unless it's disabled

thick minnow
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Well yes, that make sense. But what i dont understand is that it is connected, but i cant ping it in cmd vise versa. And i cant ping it from pfsense either. But it is connected, and the domain and ipadress on the computer connected on the wan side is correspondig with the default gateway

waxen saddle
thick minnow
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Ahh.

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That might explain

magic python
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anyone here actively use PRTG? working on a end of year exam sort of deal

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trying to get a webhook to work

old elk
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hey guys, i am setting up my own cloud storage and i could use a bit help

thorny vector
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@old elkWith what?

slate sonnet
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Hey all, I'm having a problem with ssh on wsl2. I keep getting permission denied (publickey) on the pc that I'm using to connect to the wsl2 vm

tame carbon
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@slate sonnet means your key wasn't valid

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It tried authenticating with a private key

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which was invalid

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or didnt have permission

waxen scroll
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where my @hollow marlin at

hollow marlin
waxen scroll
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@hollow marlin its almost midyear

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you know what that means?

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clueless recruiters emailing us!

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They are looking for experience with Cisco routers and switches, firewalls, WAN troubleshooting, and enterprise wireless knowledge. Any experience in a network operations center is a plus as well.```
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I hope all is well. I am reaching out to you in regards to a Network Engineer position in <city>, <state>. The position would be remote for the time being, and working the weekend/night shift.

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keep in mind my deets are full of "network engineer. network designer"

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F100

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idiots.

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When is a good time/number for me to give you a quick call?```
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these are great too. generic. probably didnt read a damn thing

eager lodge
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Anyone have suggestions for good WiFi hardware for my home? Im in an ancient house that has metal paneling BEHIND plaster walls, so basically every room is nearly a faraday cage.

peak cloak
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with ethernet

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no mesh, just ethernet to every AP

eager lodge
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Well, yes, but what hardware is best for that in terms of smooth roaming, adjustable power output to keep the ambient noise floor low, etc

peak cloak
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I only have one AP since wooden house, so I can't tell you how good roaming is

eager lodge
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I’ve heard good things about the Omada hardware — I was also looking at ubiquiti. Any thoughts on how they compare?

peak cloak
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ubiquiti is eh now

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expensive

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they just had a major security breach with their unifi cloud

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They are kinda the "apple" of networking

eager lodge
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Oof, security breach is no good.

peak cloak
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where they use terms that kinda make no sense

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but idk, omada may also have that

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also, only omada APs are good, the switches and routers look eh

eager lodge
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Ya I have netgear managed switches, and a home brew router and firewall setup, so no worries there

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How’s the omada management software

peak cloak
eager lodge
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Ah, alrighty

peak cloak
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I once tried to do it I think

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but didn't want to break the setup I think

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idk what was the reason

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my network wasn't as stable as it is now

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now I have vlans and everything

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firewall

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etc.

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god that's high

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last time I shutoff my poe switch was when I redid the power

eager lodge
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Niiiice.

hollow marlin
# waxen scroll these are great too. generic. probably didnt read a damn thing

"Greeting person who works in internet, we saw your resume and by that we mean we found you're email and know nothing about you, but have this excellent position you would be a perfect fit. It's not full time, pay is crap, and more desktop support than networking but think of the family experience you can get working for a startup that's never been out of the red"
Summed up 99% of those emails

vestal surge
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port fowarding on unifi isn't working

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i'm trying to open a port up for VPN but it doesn't seem to be open - any thoughts?

waxen scroll
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bruh

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if you use the word family experience at me in regards to a job, the conversation is over.

reef gazelle
reef gazelle
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Depending on your outbound and inbound firewall rules at the edge, you may need to create rules that allow traffic for that node.

vestal surge
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VPN on a separate fedora box

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no cgnat

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ddns is working; port just won't open\

peak cloak
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on the router

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not on google

vestal surge
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153.196

peak cloak
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huh no cgnat then

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then firewall then

vestal surge
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WAN IN allowing traffic + port forwarding configured

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I even allowed TCP and UDP for the firewall rule and port fowarding

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I've deleted the rule. tried different ports. restarted the UDM multiple times. modem is in bridge mode with the UDM getting a public IP

rocky badge
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sure your ISP isn't blocking the ports?

vestal surge
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yep they aren't blocking any of the ports i've tried

peak cloak
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fedora firewall?

jovial radish
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Hypothetically speaking, how easy is to DDOS an local isp provider server and cause massive pain and headaches to everyone?
My ISP just contacted me via sms saying they are sorry for the state of the connection that they are suffering multiple packets attack, and that will take some hours to day to fix it
So, is it something easy to do? Or they are covering up something?

vestal surge
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doesn't work on the raspberry pi either

vestal surge
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i've gone through on the fedora server and added wireguard to fiirewalld

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wg0 conf on the pi has the ip-tables rules built in

reef gazelle
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@vestal surge configure a basic L2TP tunnel on the UDM and see if it will allow connectivity

peak cloak
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a person here who works for an ISP

reef gazelle
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Blob's point of ISP shenanigans may be the issue

rocky badge
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@vestal surge UDM, right?

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Are you using new or classic settings

jovial radish
# peak cloak no, that can happen

Oof, that’s a bigger oof
So my brother met a guy on Conan that said they were going to ddos our IP, he came running and I said “it’s just a troll, get out”
Now this shit happens, we use carrier grade nat since almost no place in this shith*lê has fixed ip at a reasonable price
I don’t know if that’s related but thanks

peak cloak
peak cloak
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finrod_felagund's cuts off internet for that customer

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well blackholes that ip

jovial radish
peak cloak
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wellll

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that's on your end

jovial radish
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Guess I will need to use data for a while, thanks

peak cloak
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your eqipment shouldn't be configured by the isp

jovial radish
peak cloak
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they have bigger things to do

jovial radish
vestal surge
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@rocky badge classic settings on a udm (base)

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l2tp doesn't work either hmm

rocky badge
vestal surge
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l2tp now working because I'm stupid and didn't enable the radius server

rocky badge
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😂

vestal surge
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and yes my port forward looks a lot like that

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just a different (non-standard) port

rocky badge
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Can you try connecting to the server internally using the internal IP

vestal surge
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I can ssh to the server?

rocky badge
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no, connect over whatever VPN

vestal surge
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I have to setup the rules in my firewall to let the l2tp connect to the vlan network right?

rocky badge
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from the UDM? No

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I believe it should have allow all access by default

vestal surge
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l2tp can't even access my dns

rocky badge
reef gazelle
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Rule order for firewall rules will matter here

vestal surge
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yeah there aren't any rules which should prevent anything on the LAN, secure vlan or the l2tp subnet talking to teach other 😦

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only drop in LAN-IN is for iot vlan

rocky badge
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What were you using before l2tp

vestal surge
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I was trying to use wireguard. L2TP seems now to be working?

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okay here's how I got l2tp working - I set the gateway IP as the DNS; i'm seeing the queries on my phone (as the l2tp) resolve in pi-hole using the gateway dns

reef gazelle
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Can you ping the wireguard host?

vestal surge
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while in with the l2tp? yus

reef gazelle
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And you mentioned you set up ddns, can you verify that direct IP:port isn't working either?

vestal surge
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yep\

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tried that too 😦

reef gazelle
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Alright.

vestal surge
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this is really odd because the l2tp tunnel is running over the ddns

reef gazelle
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That helps narrow things further

vestal surge
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I'm assuming this is a bug with unifi and if I leave it for a few days eventually the port forwarding will play nice

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thanks for your help @rocky badge & @reef gazelle 🙂

reef gazelle
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On my USG Port forwards haven't had much issue taking effect but it is a different platform

rocky badge
reef gazelle
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If you havent a reboot of the UDM during light hours may set things straight,

vestal surge
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already tried that too... and force provisioned

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argh! I'll come back to it later 🙂 thanks again guys

reef gazelle
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No problem at all.

ebon temple
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i am at my Unifi Limit™️

reef gazelle
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@vestal surge last thing I'd look at is double and triple check that your IPs and ports match up. Sometimes it's small things like an extra zero that'll muck things up.

DDNS is working, a tunnel can be established using the edge as a host, and that tunnel can talk internally without issue, including the wireguard host based on our testing.

ebon temple
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just CONNECT

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should i just factory reset it?

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nope, apparently waiting for like an hour fixed it.

analog plover
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Quick question I hope someone can answer. All last year I played on a minecraft server that was hosted by a friends PC. We took a break and when I try to join I get errors. All of my friends can still connect. When I try to ping ANY IP address outside of my own network I get request time out. Any idea what may cause my PC to be socially distancing itself from the world?

boreal arrow
analog plover
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Well I can offer these bits of info, 1. the issue persists whether or not I'm on Ethernet or wifi, or even connected to my phones hotspot. 2. ive shut every firewall off and disabled every form of security my computer has to offer, even went as far as to disable my routers firewall, the issue still persisted. 3. I can still play things like minecraft for windows 10 with friends even when they host the world. I have no issues with any games in multiplayer. At this time it only seems to be giving me trouble when I want to connect to our Java server, which I've connected to hundreds of times prior to this week. the server itself has been reset, my installations of java and minecraft have been uninstalled and reinstalled.

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I also have tried all general troubleshooting steps I know of and some others I found online. Even some command prompt mumbo jumbo that dealt with resetting IPs and whatnot.

boreal arrow
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does it happen on other devices on the same network? phone/laptop/etc?

analog plover
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So far I have tried it on my laptop as well. when i try to ping an IP address on my PC it says request time out, on the laptop it said general failure.

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But it's done this on wifi, ethernet and my phones hotspot. I tried to phone hotspot as a quick troubleshoot around possible router issues but it had the same errors.

boreal arrow
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if you remove the router/access point and just plug directly into the cable (or whatever) modem, does the problem go away?

analog plover
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no

boreal arrow
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well we've narrowed it down to either something with your ISP or something having to do with your software setup...

since you say it happens on your laptop too, I'm wondering if your modem is acting up

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i assume you've disconnected it, waited a few minutes with the power disconnected, and cold-restarted it, etc?

analog plover
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Something I've considered but have no way to verify is maybe a possible windows update is causing some trouble. And I thought that too but wouldn't using the phones hotspot as an alternative source of internet work around that? And yes I've tried leaving them unplugged for even as long as 30 minutes to no avail.

boreal arrow
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eh...i mean, if you're right, then no...the phone hotspot wouldn't really do much if the bug is in your network stack somewhere

if you were comfortable booting off a usb stick, I'd try with ubuntu or something and see if the problem exists sans windows

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that could help you eliminate like...a LOT of possible things

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(not actually installing it, just booting from the USB and seeing if you can ping stuff)

analog plover
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I am comfortable doing that but I need time to get it together to try it out. Unless I still have one laying around somewhere. I used to have a bootable Linux drive but it may be lost atm.

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I think that will be my next step.

boreal arrow
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yeah, that would basically tell you "it's software, and it's something to do with how you've set up windows" (probably) -- and since you probably set up windows the same way on your laptop and your regular machine, it stands to reason you might have done the same thing twice maybe

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Worth a shot. and then, if it works, you can always just fix the problem permanently by installing ubuntu over that silly windows install and --- /ducks and runs away (kidding, kidding)

analog plover
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Thanks for the help I'll see what I can do about being prompt with it to keep the suspense at bay lol

boreal arrow
reef gazelle
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@analog plover it's stupidly simple, but have you tried the following in command prompt

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ipconfig /release

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ipconfig /flushdns

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ipconfig /renew

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it'll instruct the DHCP server for your network to release your IP back into the pool, clear out any cached DNS resolutions on host, and then ask for an IP again.

analog plover
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I have tried those! They did not work

vestal surge
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l2tp is working with the ddns so I assume its just controller deciding it doesn't want to forward traffic

cedar igloo
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Please could someone let me know the cheapest Cisco ASA/ASAv devices? I am finding it difficult to navigate Cisco's website and cannot find a reseller who would sell any cisco firewalls without support

vestal surge
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okay the plot thickens... running tcpdump on the UDM, when I check if the port is open with canyouseeme the port is closed however there is response in tcpdump (which I can't read) HOWEVER when I attempt to connect in with wireguard on the same port tcpdump reports nothing. this is checking with both tcp and udp...

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okay. despite forwarding the port to the host, the port is hitting the WAN and isn't getting moved through the LAN...

tame carbon
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@vestal surge l2tp traffic being blocked?

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Are you sure you have the correct ipsec policies in your firewall?

vestal surge
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l2tp traffic open

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trying to get wireguard running on a server behind the firewall

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I have a UDM and for some reason wireguard traffic on port 51820 isn't even hitting wan

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even though the port is forwarded, when it comes from canyouseeme its not going from WAN to LAN

lean pebble
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Hey guys someone familiar with sqlite3 migrate to mariadb?

waxen scroll
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@rocky badge what did rouing change his name to

low pond
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House

waxen scroll
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@plain siren

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Someones high

hollow marlin
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Must keep your global outage quotas high

willow hinge
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What servers can I put into one machine using VMs
User authentication, Active domain, highly secure storage, the ability to control applications, dhcp, and DNS

lunar spade
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When my IP was down yesterday, only Discord went down for me, but for my friend with the same Internet provider, his internet stopped completely. Any ideas why his internet would go down more than mine or why only discord stopped working for me?

waxen scroll
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no idea. the possibilities in networking are massive

low pond
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Exactly, could be a local routing stuff, could be some misconfig or bug

lean pebble
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Can be oles

tame carbon
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inb4 Level3 went down again

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like they always do

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the amount of times that transatlantic traffic got knocked out last couple years, like a period where it would happen like once a month

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and it took like half an hour each time before it was back

low pond
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i had no issues. mine is just working smooth

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all sites working

dull mirage
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how does it work? If i dont have public ip i cant portforward?

peak cloak
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your isp cgnats

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you may have ipv6 tho

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where you have MANY public ips

dull mirage
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eh... so if i dont have public ip i cant portfoward?
yes or no

clear igloo
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No, you cannot port forward

dull mirage
peak cloak
dull mirage
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okay F..

peak cloak
# dull mirage okay F..

what you could do is use a tunnel like ngrok or a software defined networking solution like zerotier

dull mirage
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if i will use ngrok.. For the same price i can buy vps

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xd

tall grotto
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it be free

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and I mean you have some sort of public IP somewhere right?

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I mean your on the internet afterall

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Name cheap also offers a dynamic Dns service

peak cloak
peak cloak
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you don't have control over that

tall grotto
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Ig yea

peak cloak
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tunnelbroker doesn't work with cgnat

tall grotto
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Im aware

peak cloak
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yeah.., he's under cgnat

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how would that help

tall grotto
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never really explicately stated what he was under

peak cloak
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not having a public ip basically means under nat

tall grotto
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Your assuming he knows what hes talking about

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bad idea

peak cloak
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Still don't get how tunnebroker would help, but whatever

tall grotto
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Again, assuming he knows what hes talking about.

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For all you know he could mean static

peak cloak
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True

lean pebble
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why github is so annoying ...

peak cloak
lean pebble
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in this way

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remote: Invalid username or password.

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No metter what I do I get this

peak cloak
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it's not github

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it's you

lean pebble
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even if I use my account

peak cloak
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they prob moved to ssh keys

lean pebble
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its github with 2 of my repos

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I have ssh key there

peak cloak
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https auth was deperacated for a while

lean pebble
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doesn't help

peak cloak
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is your remote

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a ssh remote

lean pebble
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yeah remote by ssh

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its like this only with my last 2 repos

peak cloak
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the remote looks like this on the git git@github.com:PresentMonkey/bot.git?

lean pebble
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yeah

peak cloak
lean pebble
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I opened new repo

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now its ok

peak cloak
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tbh most of the time it's user error

lean pebble
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well now different issue

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done

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I did a short guide of how to convert sqlite3 to mariadb

gloomy saffron
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ok is yt down or what i cant even load a 144p video i swear

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im loading for like 5 minutes and the video is stable for 3 seconds

hollow marlin
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Down detector reports say yes. Many of my streams are cutting out so its not down but something is up

waxen saddle
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It’s probably because I got mad at YouTube for continually defaulting to 480P and I started playing everything in 4K in a window smaller than 1080p

low pond
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since when did coudflare sauce get into youtube

silent musk
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hi guys i have a problem its i have a ethernet plugged in but it says no internet connection and when i go to network status my settings craches i have no idea wtf is happening

hot totem
tender hazel
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FYI - new MikroTik beta version: !) wireless - fixed all affecting 'FragAttacks' vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-24587, CVE-2020-24588, CVE-2020-26144, CVE-2020-26146, CVE-2020-26147);

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I'm really not sure how they fixed all five so quickly

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especially since they aren't an issue with MikroTik specifically but are instead an issue with the wifi spec itself

tame carbon
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@tender hazel they should give Marty Verhoef a medal

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dutch security researcher pumping out one paper after the other

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first he reports on KRACK, then he reports on Dragonbleed

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and now FragAttacks

tender hazel
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holy crap

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new v7 beta too

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What's new in 7.1beta6 (2021-May-18 14:49):

!) added support for Let's Encrypt certificate generation;
!) added L3 HW support for all CRS3xx devices;
!) added MLAG support for CRS3xx devices (CLI only);
!) ported features and fixes introduced in v6.49;
*) other minor fixes and improvements;
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built in lets encrypt certificate generation

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and MLAG

tame carbon
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wait what

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awesome

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@tender hazel MLAG, is that for big switching clusters?

tender hazel
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MLAG is for doing LAG across two switches

tame carbon
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So its an extensions to the 802.11ad protocol?

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uhh

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802.3ad

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derp

tender hazel
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so you can have one device, and instead of two connections to one switch with load balancing, you can do two connections to two switches with load balancing

tame carbon
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Ohhh

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so its failover and aggregation

tender hazel
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yes

tame carbon
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noice

tender hazel
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before you had to choose between failover and aggregation, but it is both at the same time

tame carbon
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another Single point of failure you can get rid of

tender hazel
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yup

tame carbon
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switches themselves are more like the switchboard of a network

tender hazel
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I've just backed up my router at home

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going to try the upgrade

thick minnow
tender hazel
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umm?

lean pebble
lean pebble
low pond
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Hey erina

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0_o

tame carbon
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@lean pebble another sleepness night I read

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more r0ckets

lean pebble
limber elk
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Shouldve gone with a proper rack, but gotta try things when on budget i guess

peak cloak
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Yeah racks are pricy

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I got myself a used 2 post one

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So no big severs will really fit in that

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Just desktops on shelf's

limber elk
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The thing is im not sure if its worth getting a rack since it was just for a networking equipment, no server whatsoever yet

limber elk
peak cloak
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I need to get a patch panel

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Rn it's all just going into the switch

limber elk
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Mistake being mounting it with a plywood, it just rip the wood off

limber elk
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Regrets

peak cloak
limber elk
peak cloak
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Ah

limber elk
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Wait i think its keystone

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The modular sockets are removable

peak cloak
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Yeah that's keystone

tame carbon
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gigabit going to 100M sounds like a termination fail

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it always is

peak cloak
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This is punchdown

tame carbon
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LSA punchdown yes

peak cloak
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Yeah and then there are different punchdown standards

tame carbon
#

Krone LSA-PLUS (or simply krone) is an insulation-displacement connector for telecommunications. It is a proprietary European alternative to 110 block. The Krone LSA-PLUS system is not limited to telecommunications, as it is also popular in broadcast systems, where audio interconnections and their associated control systems often use krone wir...

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Most common one ^

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66-blocks are a bit different

peak cloak
limber elk
limber elk
tame carbon
#

then it must be a cable fault somewhere else

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gigabit needs 4 pairs, fast ethernet only 2

limber elk
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No, its something with the keystone, because all of it do that

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It works on full 1000 until i poke the cable plugged into the patch panel

peak cloak
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Its a coupler @limber elk ?

limber elk
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Coupler ?

peak cloak
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Looks like this

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So you need to crimp the cable

limber elk
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No

peak cloak
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Ah, punchdown keystone

limber elk
peak cloak
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Hm

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You used tools to punch it down?

gritty valley
#

Punchdown keystones are far better and easier than female-female (or male-male, depends on how You look at it) coupler

peak cloak
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^

limber elk
#

I thought it was something with the termination but no, its the socket

peak cloak
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Punching down > crimping

limber elk
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And yes i use a proper punch down tool

peak cloak
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Yeah prob bad keystone then

gritty valley
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Flathead and hammer can also do the job

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Not my proudest moment

limber elk
gritty valley
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Did the job

limber elk
limber elk
# gritty valley Did the job

Oh, well.... i use flathead screwdriver at some point, also used utility knife, not the sharp side, the end of the blade that isnt sharpened

gritty valley
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Sky is the limit

limber elk
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I mean sometimes you got to do something different when on a budget or when you dont have the right tool on hand, improvise

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Its not nice to do that when you have to punch down 30 keystone at once tho

gritty valley
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Ill drink to that

limber elk
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Lmao, my hand hurts from straightening the wires for punching down 24 keystone

peak cloak
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I never straighten the wires

limber elk
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Guess thats a personal preference lol, i always do

tame carbon
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just use your imagination

gritty valley
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Exactly

limber elk
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Lol true

gritty valley
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That Mac Pro that sits in corner unused - hammer

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RTX 3090 - Hammer

limber elk
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That guy right there - hammer

gritty valley
slow pivot
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That hammer there - hammer.

gritty valley
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If Youre really ballsy - bottle of whiskey - hammer

tame carbon
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broken iphones

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anything apple, really

gritty valley
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Intel 11th gen CPU? think

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IHS can be a good surface to hammer

tame carbon
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its made of aluminum

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it would deform

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it'd be a rounded hammer then

gritty valley
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Still works tho 💁‍♂️

gritty valley
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JB weld it to a T shape from wood - hammer

tame carbon
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This is a special tool ^

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its for fixing layer 8 problems

gritty valley
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I have legit slained a coworker of mine (with him agreeing) because he messed up

tame carbon
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@peak cloak yeah

gritty valley
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(L)UART

tame carbon
#
Problem reports like that make IT guys and tech-savvy, helpful geeks like us just criiiinge, don't they? How nice would it be if we could "teach" these pen pushers some things? But no... instead, we have to explain how the monitor has to be switched on too!

The any key of my keyboard is missing.

Argh! It's a pity physical punishment is forbidden by law these days. But a small threat doesn't get you into trouble. Just let the whip glide through your fingers or hang it behind your desk. The effect is guaranteed! This way, even the dumbest 'lusers' (loser + user... get it?!) will fear you. Maybe this way they'll learn to do a re-start before they whine "My computer doesn't wooooorrrk!"
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Daily annoyance

gritty valley
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Daily annoyance by users - use a hammer

tame carbon
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or this whip

gritty valley
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If that doesnt help - use a bigger hammer

tame carbon
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more whip

gritty valley
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Which ever is closer to hand

tame carbon
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I'll be the BOFH

slow pivot
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unplugs the switch every morning to make coffee

tame carbon
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oh the joy

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I have to rewrite a 120 line batch file into bash

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windows users smh.

thick minnow
tame carbon
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they are using node

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why the fuck isnt this build step written in js, and called by npm

gritty valley
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That would be too easy

tame carbon
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instead

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its a bunch of batch files

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that copy files around and call grunt

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and grunt calls npm

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logic.

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great, I've always wished to learn batch scripting

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they are doing utter magic here, and I am now reading both batch and bash documentation to figure this out

thick minnow
gritty valley
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Have a drink handy?

tame carbon
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@gritty valley no alc here

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I dont drink regardless

gritty valley
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Prefered relaxing method is to beat users with lart?

tame carbon
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for foo in "${TARGETS[@]}"; do

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muh, bash does it better than batch

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for %%foo in (item1 item2 item3) do ( ) <--- batch

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can't give array items

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have to list them

gritty valley
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Ooooof

hollow marlin
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@tame carbon New ROSv7 update. L3 HW support for all CRS300s now and MLAG

!) added L3 HW support for all CRS3xx devices;
!) added MLAG support for CRS3xx devices (CLI only);
!) ported features and fixes introduced in v6.49;
*) other minor fixes and improvements;```
tame carbon
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@hollow marlin Yeah I saw, @tender hazel shared the news earlier

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but this is awesome

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it means the CRS305 is now

hollow marlin
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Ah yeah, I see that now

tame carbon
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the best 10G switch on the market

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@hollow marlin I'm getting my first paycheck end of this month, I'll have more money in one go, than I've had in a long time (student lyfe)

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Probably going to buy some new toys to tinker with

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I can't really practice on my own production rig

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@hollow marlin I am curious about the KNOT that mikrotik sells

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I kinda want to have one, and see what it is capable of

waxen saddle
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Having used bash and CMD for scripting, I can assure you bash is superior in every way.

rocky badge
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scripting in CMD for Windows

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Use PowerShell for that

tame carbon
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even worse

rocky badge
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PowerShell is fine with the cmdlets

tame carbon
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its not fine for a project that has to be built and executed on linux.

rocky badge
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For stuff like Azure AD, AD, and such

tame carbon
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Get out .

rocky badge
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For linux lol no

tame carbon
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Azure CH_kek

rocky badge
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but for Windows stuff

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Azure is fine

tame carbon
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Azure is microsoft

rocky badge
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and?

tame carbon
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I dont need no hosted cloud from them

rocky badge
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You're not everyone ¯_(ツ)_/¯

tame carbon
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Apps that are built for azure, can only run on azure

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thats why its cancerous.

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Its vendor-lockin at a high level

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I stay away from microsoft-related technologies as much as I can

hollow marlin
# tame carbon <@!462711605063450628> I am curious about the KNOT that mikrotik sells

I remember seeing that when it was announced, first impressions reminded me of just a LTAP with GPIO slapped onto it. I know Mist on their higher APs 3x/4x have many of the same features outside GPIO and are used for IOT and tracking devices/equipment physically. Really have not seen anything in production related to it so not entirely sure

tame carbon
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@hollow marlin BLE as well

rocky badge
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And? If you build stuff using AWS only stuff, you're going to be locked into AWS as well

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Same for Google Cloud

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The only way you're not really going to be locked into a cloud is if you just use their VM services, which is not really utilizing the cloud to the fullest

tame carbon
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@rocky badge the place i am working for has bigger issues :P

rocky badge
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k?

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Many companies are happily using AWS, Google Cloud, Azure

tame carbon
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... ok

rocky badge
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If you're not using G Suite or AD on prem only, you're probably also using AAD

tame carbon
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Its not relevant to the discussion we had before

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but w/e

rocky badge
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cool

tame carbon
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I have a bunch of batch files that need to be rewritten :P

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so I can get on with building a CI pipeline

rocky badge
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you were the one who started the Azure hate, I was just saying PowerShell is better for Windows scripting compared to CMD ¯_(ツ)_/¯

tame carbon
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@rocky badge it gets better

rocky badge
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cool

tame carbon
#

their current solution, builds an angular app, then packages this in an empty tomcat servlet

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so they can serve.. static html.. with a servlet??

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I got headaches looking at this project

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I got rid of all the tomcat related things, and went back to static files, from a webserver :P

distant wedge
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Are you allergic to logic or something

tame carbon
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Allergic to overcomplicated workflows, that slow down the team unnessarily

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a test release shouldn't take 1 hour to do

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especially if you have to do them 2-3x/week

waxen saddle
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An way you can re-write the batch files to Powershell or anything else? Batch has the problem of randomly breaking depending on what Windows updates you have installed or OS version

tame carbon
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@distant wedge a servlet instance consumes a bunch of memory compared to nginx hosting files off disk

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and for an angular app, packaging it into a java servlet is unnessesary

rocky badge
cedar igloo
#

I have a Supermicro server with a HP P420i RAID card (configured to RAID 0). I am wanting to boot to an OS which is installed onto the logical volume however it doesnt show in the boot options or BIOS. Does anyone have any ideas on how to boot to the logical volume?

plain siren
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But to answer, It most likely needs drivers

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Or, its the CSM/UEFI/Legacy shenanigans

cedar igloo
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I believe (may be wrong) that i need to use the RAID card as I am using 3x SAS drives unless there is a way to just disable the RAID

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by this, i mean passthrough the drives as if they were like sata

plain siren
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Does it let you just... not configure RAID and pass through drives

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If you just dont config it

cedar igloo
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I'm not sure. tbh, I am doing all the configuration through ESXI loaded with the configuration utility, so it takes a while to do anything

cedar igloo
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In the BIOS? no

cedar igloo
plain siren
cedar igloo
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I thought hba mode would make it worse

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ill give it a go. have no data to lose

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oh... I have been thinking i have the P420i but I actually have the H240. It didnt like that hbamode command so am double checking it actually supports it

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it definitely supports it. just dont know why the command doesnt work - "Error: hbamode is not supported on this controller"

cedar igloo
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Ok, HBA mode is enabled. Needed to specify raidmode=off rather than hbamode=on

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just rebooting to see if it works now

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it's in HBA mode but still nothing in BIOS or boot menu

plain siren
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So it turns out ESXi Doesnt Support HBA Mode

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On that controller

cedar igloo
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but it doesnt show in bios either

plain siren
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Which is like... trash

cedar igloo
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surely the drives would be bootable from the bios?

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or have i got this all wrong?

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because my aim is to get something like xcp-ng or ubuntu to boot

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I am just using esxi to configure the controller as I have it installed on a usb

plain siren
cedar igloo
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is that configuration or the controller?

plain siren
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Looks like controller Limitations

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Whats your Motherboard?

cedar igloo
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sorry, where would i find this? I don't have easy physical access to the machine

low pond
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shell access of esxi itsself is enough i believe

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if you have admin privallages too

cedar igloo
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possibly MGA G200eW WPCM450 if thats a motherboard

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doesnt look like it

cedar igloo
low pond
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It says it's on the GUI itself

cedar igloo
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Supermicro X9DR3-F

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thanks

tame carbon
#

@plain siren RIP Freenode

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Mr Lee has sought to assert total legal control over the network, including user data. Despite our best efforts, the legal advice the freenode staff has obtained is that the contract signed by the previous head of staff cannot be fought with a reasonable likelyhood of success.

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One american loser, wrecking one of the oldest safe havens for FOSS

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all of the staff has resigned

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and they started a new network

low pond
tame carbon
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@low pond click that link, and you will find out

low pond
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wowww

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so they sold it with our data? XD

tame carbon
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@low pond to none other than Andrew Lee

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fyi: that's the guy that owns PIA (the VPN)

low pond
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Oh no :/

plain siren
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I also presume the data is in some sort of Static Encryption state that would prevent an analysis by some BigData/Marketing Engine, the data is prob only good for being used as an IRC Node

plain siren
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Using it as a Boot drive is basically... err

cedar igloo
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do you recommend any other controllers? if thats the case, i might just switch it out

plain siren
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YES!

low pond
plain siren
low pond
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I mean the new owner is a VPN owner, he may be a bit smort (or his team) to use it in whatever way they'd like for analysis or so

plain siren
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Freenode was... aging on its current host assets

low pond
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Interesting, for reals I actually don't know freenode very well really

tame carbon
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@plain siren most of the staff jumped ship

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and they founded irc.libera.chat

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this time as a registered non-profit

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and not a private holding

gritty valley
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I mean with Andrew and money now involved - things gonna go bad

plain siren
plain siren
cedar igloo
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Sorry, that means nothing to me. Please could you explain what that means 🙂

plain siren
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HP P220i is way better than that one you have and works with HBA + Better performance

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LSI Megaraid 9261-8i or -4i

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9361

cedar igloo
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Don't suppose you could find a link to the LSI Megaraid 9261-4i. The 8i is rather expensive for my use case and cant find the 4i (maybe different model number?).

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nvm

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i didnt read the message after

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but thats more expensive 😢

low pond
#

DAMN that mini PCIe lane path looks so satisfying

plain siren
gloomy saffron
gloomy saffron
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please this is awful

low pond
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what are you pinging to?

lean pebble
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Hello

lean pebble
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Remind me my old gre tunnel

gloomy saffron
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@low pond rust

low pond
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Oh :/

lean pebble
#

Oles and rust? 🤔 Interesting

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Oles and dust @low pond

low pond
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😠

lean pebble
waxen scroll
lean pebble
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Hey lzdandger

low pond
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Hey

lean pebble
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Olas

low pond
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éRíŃà

gloomy saffron
#

ok my internet is really bad and my brother says its my pc because his internet if fine is that a possibility?

lament night
#

Hi, yes

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Will someone please tell me

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Why the deco software is so fucking buggy

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none of the decos are experiencing problems why does it say that

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Also when I try to toggle on high priority and close the app it just causally toggels it bacchon off like wtf

peak cloak
#

deco

lament night
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Huh?

peak cloak
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kinda sucks

lament night
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all the walls in my house are foot thick concrete i dont really have any other option

peak cloak
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You do

lament night
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and the wifi works pre gud its the app thats buggy

peak cloak
#

Mesh uses wifi to communicate between them

peak cloak
lament night
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so what do you propose i use

peak cloak
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Best option imo

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But if mesh works for, that's fine

lament night
peak cloak
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I did

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Not in concrete tho

lament night
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but the cable is not working for some reason

peak cloak
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Recrimp it?

lament night
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it goes in the concrete so we cant even remove it

peak cloak
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Check the pair continuity?

lament night
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no i know whats wrong

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just that fixing it will take 10 weeks and also id have to break the east side of the house

peak cloak
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10 weeks !!

lament night
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the cable got cut in the middle sumwhere

peak cloak
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Rip

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Run another one?

lament night
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so you know... mesh

lament night
#

and a tv

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so i just placed decos and pulled a line from the deco in my room to my pc

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works fine i guess

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could have worked better imo

peak cloak
#

I have ethernet run everywhere

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As needed

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Tv, both parent's offices

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Pc, brothers pc

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To an ap in the middle of the house

lament night
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wuts ur bandwith speed

peak cloak
#

300/300

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From the isp

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Have a hex s router

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And some dlink poe managed switch

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And a eap225 for wifi

lament night
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i have 200/200 no poe

peak cloak
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Well internet isn't poe

lament night
peak cloak
#

I have poe to power my upstairs switch and ap

lament night
peak cloak
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Because there are only 2 lines going upstairs

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So I have a poe powered switch in the wall

lament night
#

noic

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so like what do i do

peak cloak
lament night
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do i just buy another deco?

peak cloak
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No clue

lament night
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hmmm mayb ill just move them around

tender hazel
#

OSPFv3 is even more broken in routeros 7.1beta6 than it was in 7.1beta5

lone sun
#

🤣 Does CartonWaffle live in a reinforced bunker?

plain siren
lone sun
#

Hard to troubleshoot with IPv6 using the pathping command for instance, since it only does three or four hops at most, versus IPv4 that does up to 10 hops. Its one major reason why I don't understand its appeal.

spice hawk
#

Not quite my final form yet, but I finally have it physically set up!

lone sun
peak cloak
lone sun
peak cloak
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nothing negative lol

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I do not understand your logic

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just did a v6 traceroute and it's more than 5 hops

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that has nothing to do for pro/con v6

lone sun
peak cloak
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?

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just like v4

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just because its less, how does affect anything

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if anything

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that's a benifit

tender hazel
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many IPv6 destinations are fewer hops away than the equivalent IPv4 destination

lone sun
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🤔 Right but...if for instance IPv6 says packet loss at hop 5, but IPv4 says hop 8..where do you start?

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Twelve hops for google using v4. 🙃

tender hazel
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they can be routed completely differently, so you could have packet loss on v6 and none on v4 or vice versa.

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your v6 could go to a different datacenter entirely

lone sun
#

So, at that point it'd be a matter of finding out if the modem/router is using IPv6?

peak cloak
#

?

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wut

lone sun
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Or does it matter?

copper rover
#

I've got a question about SSL certificates. Anyone well versed in them?

peak cloak
tender hazel
#

if you're troubleshooting packet loss for a specific application, find out whether that application is using v4 or v6 at the time and troubleshoot that

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normally things are dual stack, and happy eyeballs can sometimes somewhat randomly decide to use ipv4 or ipv6 for a destination based on what seems faster to it at the moment

lone sun
#

That could be any application right? 🤔

tender hazel
#

yes

lone sun
#

I see

copper rover
# peak cloak yeah I know a little, just ask

Ok, so for an IIS server (Windows) I had to generate a CSR to get a cert created. No prob. Got it installed and working. Now it's about to expire...

So I downloaded the newer cert, but it thinks the server itself is the CA when I import it. The only way around this was to re-key the cert by generating another CSR.

Is that normal? Is a CSR have to be be generated for each cert?

tender hazel
#

but also if you see loss to an intermediate destination and it disappears afterwards, it isn't real loss

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for instance if you see 25% loss or whatever to a certain hop, and that loss goes away in a future hop, it isn't real and should be ignored

lone sun
#

🤔 Hmm, I always tell people that if they see no packet loss pinging their modem, but they see it beyond their gateway using pathping, that the issue is not on their end.

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If it is an issue at all I guess

peak cloak
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we are kinda rn talking on a internet scale

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at home it will take the same path

lone sun
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🤔 Right

tender hazel
#

what happens is many providers rate limit pings going to their devices, so if you ping them at a certain rate you will get a percentage loss.. this isn't real loss b/c you won't have packet loss for packets that are passing through the device, it is only pings to the device itself that will show that loss

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if the loss appears in like hops 5-7 and goes away in hop 8, it means that the routers at hops 5-7 have ICMP rate limiting in place

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I've had it happen quite a few times where we've had customers complaining about a non existent issue because they don't know how to interpret traceroute/MTR results

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and they complain that some intermediate hop doesn't respond or shows loss

copper rover
#

W00t! Fixed an IPMI reporting issue on a Dell PowerEdge by resetting th iDRAC back to factory defaults 🙂

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Hate those things

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IDRACs

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Unless Enterprise, then they're cool

lament night
lone sun
#

@tender hazel 🤔 Interesting...so its only if the packet loss is consistent beyond hops 5-7 that it becomes a problem?

tender hazel
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if the packet loss is consistent beyond those hops in my example, it indicates that it is likely real packet loss, and not false packet loss created by ICMP rate limiting on those routers

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you have to be able to differentiate between real packet loss and false packet loss indicators resulting from ICMP rate limiting

tame carbon
#

@tender hazel true packet loss is quite easy to see, any loss gained is consistent to any further hops

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if its after the $isp router, then the only you can do is give an angry ringer to said $isp

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I became an expert in packet loss when I was dealing with broken DSL lines

lament night
#

every house is brick and mortar

lament night
#

maybe lifi will pick up in the next few years

low pond
#

I don't think lifi or whatever would come out

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Having a new standard implemted thruout the indistry is hard.

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once you implemt a standard, and everyone follows it, bringing "better" versions of that is easier however,

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But having a complete new standard, i doubt how well its gonna be implemted

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plus, wifi6 exists if you want such good connectivity.

peak cloak
#

Still wifi6 won't help with wall penetration at all

gritty valley
#

afaik wifi6 has less wall penetration

lament night
#

with their stupid 12 pin connector

gritty valley
#

Dont many 3rd party cards still use 8+8 anyways?

lament night
peak cloak
gritty valley
peak cloak
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Its just a connector

lament night
peak cloak
#

Lifi is light based right?

lament night
#

we cant just be stuck on the same model of sharing

lament night
low pond
peak cloak
#

Yeah I doubt seeing that being made commerically

low pond
peak cloak
#

Ikr

lament night
#

maybe 10 years from now gigabit internet will be only $20

low pond
#

That depends from regions to regions

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Some places have that low rates now

lament night
gritty valley
#

laughs in 500/500 for 16Euros/month

nimble trail
#

Srsly??? How's the housing market lol

low pond
#

Well yeah, in parts of europe it is even as low as 20, my friend can get 10gbit for like 50 euros i believe or lesser

lament night
#

dollars us

gritty valley
#

Not bad

nimble trail
#

at my current place 500/250 costs €60/mo

peak cloak
#

10 gig internet is overkill for home .
You can honestly argue gigabit is overkill

lament night
peak cloak
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Most people only use that bandwidth like 1% of the time

low pond
lament night
nimble trail
#

gigabit is totally overkill unless you travel the high seas or download doom eternal every 30 minutes

lament night
#

rn i have 200/200 for 10 bucks

peak cloak
#

What, how does tranfering data over the ocean have to do anything with gigabit

nimble trail
#

I have 100/100 for ~€18/mo right now and that's low relatively to the rest of the market here

peak cloak
low pond
#

^

peak cloak
#

Its not that simple

lament night
peak cloak
#

No

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Peering

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Is expensive

#

They will overallocate

#

You won't get gigabit to everywhere

#

Because that's how the internet works

lament night
#

aah

gritty valley
#

imo most bottlenecks are ISPs own backbones to exchange

peak cloak
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Idk, I don't work for an isp

gritty valley
#

Same, just my uneducated guess

low pond
#

IP transits in its own dont support full connectiity between them

lean pebble
#

Someone knows a good company that provides storage servers that are not to expensive? In Europe.

lean pebble
gritty valley
low pond
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And it usually does the more far away you go, because you touch more cables and you have no guarntee that "high" speed would be avaible

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even if your ISP does 100Gbps to cogent, and then you are sure your ISP isnt doing weird throttling to ur side or say you are at your ISP's core, till the time you touch your end desitnation it wont remain 100Gbps all time

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ISP's do buy all transit in bulk, but its not to deliver traffic "one location" anywya, its usually to multiple places (as multiple people are there) and thats how the 100gbps is saturatd

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so technically 10Gbps is good at a home if you have a lot of family members living and they all use it, even then 1Gbps realstically is enough but instead of a house you can imagine a mall or school etc

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where they are not looking for 10Gbps from one serverm rather multiple people connecting to multiple different servers around

peak cloak
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Well yeah a 10 gig connection is good for a place with a lot of people

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Something like a school for example

low pond
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mmyes

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and this is also a stupidly bare truth to the "fastest" internet in the world and people be like: i want it its so cool

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(the whole ip transit explaination)

peak cloak
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Yeah

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Its complicated

low pond
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pretty much, but interesting d:

gritty valley
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You also forgot to account to packetloss and throttling due to routers/switches in middle 😄

low pond
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Throttling yes, thats the part where the fiber connections in between two routers in ip transit can go small

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packet lost, eh, that doesnt really happen with a reliable enough connection

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Speed is the hard thing, but packet delivery isn't really as hard actually

gritty valley
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Still happens

low pond
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probably after all the ISP stuff, as ISP's can be really different, but at least general IP transits we see today they aren't as unrealible

gritty valley
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Sure, yes, Im just talking about the picture as a whole not just point-to-point between client and ISP

peak cloak
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I doubt packetloss really happens much

low pond
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even then in a normal day I don't think we should be seeing packet loss or so, it's not suppost to happen no matter if you pay for a Mbit connection or the best premium stuff

peak cloak
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If you see loss using something like ping or tr, it most likely just icmp rate limiting

gritty valley
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Well yeah, Im not saying it happens often and whatnot, Im just saying that nothing is 100% reliable 🤷‍♂️

low pond
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Exactly, usually in tracerouters you see routers in between in loss but as long as the end IP your reaching has no loss then it's not being lost

low pond
gritty valley
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Anyhow - thats just beeing picky af on my part 😄

peak cloak
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Yeah, but still don't make a big dent

low pond
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That's cogent promise

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Sure nothing is 100% reliable, but it shouldnt mean that u see packet lose every damn day xD

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if you do then,, yeah.

gritty valley
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Im not saying every day - Im saying its a possibility 😄

low pond
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Yeah it is yeah

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true

lean pebble
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Sounds good 100% network availability

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Can I have it to ?

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🤣

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Mine is 55% availability until I start download files

gritty valley
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Ready to pay good sum for it?

low pond
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Exactly. That's after your crappy ISP;'s, that's a IP transit

lean pebble
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Ready to put fiber from your country to my house in different country?

lean pebble
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😆

low pond
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go kiss your Dial up line

lean pebble
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Only 250k miles I think

lean pebble
peak cloak
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just get a business connection

lean pebble
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Nah not worth it

low pond
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You think me routing fiber to you is "worth" it

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😆

lean pebble
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It's *99 the price I'm paying now

lean pebble
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Google already doing it

peak cloak
peak cloak
low pond
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Does he mean undersea cables

lean pebble
low pond
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well

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Whatever it is, its expensive than "putting fiber from my country to your house in a different countror

lean pebble
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1837.8411
USD

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A month

low pond
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for

lean pebble
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50/50

low pond
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wtf, what?

lean pebble
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Or even less

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20/20

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Business plan

low pond
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so how much do you get for what price

peak cloak
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^internet dedicated price

lean pebble
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😆

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Not here man

low pond
lean pebble
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I'm paying 120 ils that 37$ a month

peak cloak
lean pebble
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For 40/4

peak cloak
lean pebble
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I'm not in the US

low pond
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yeah, I see it's after ISP's but technically we are talking dedicated. 800 is enough for 10Gbps at ip transits itself

peak cloak
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yeah

lean pebble
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4MBps download on 0.5 upload

lament night
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every month

peak cloak
low pond
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Forgot to add ™️

lament night
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loll verizon be pulling out those fat stacks

peak cloak
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not really

lament night
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i have act fibrenet here

low pond
lean pebble
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Lol here they even not publishing the internet price for dedicated / business plans

lament night
peak cloak
low pond
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Check Jio, they have same rates around India, Last time i checked ACT They had cheaper rates in Chennai specifically but expensvide on other cities

lament night
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okokok my bad srry lol

low pond
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Well that's technically the one your ISP itself uses 😛

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But yeah, Datacenters directly use this

lament night
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im planning to upgrade to jio 500/500 when it come s out

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its like 12 dollars

low pond
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Which state

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Oh banglore, forgot

lament night
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karnataka

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lol

low pond
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yea, I see