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slow pivot
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Oh well hang on; dns doesn’t work from 8.8.8.8 either?

vale storm
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my /etc/resolv.conf shows the following:

search <ssid> <hostname>
nameserver 8.8.8.8```
[details omitted for privacy]
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@slow pivot what do you mean? All URLs are resolved if that's what you mean.

distant wedge
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Can you ping any other destination?

vale storm
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Yes, 8.8.4.4 works

slow pivot
vale storm
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No, 8.8.8.8 is the only IP where ping isn't working (that I've found so far).

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But 8.8.8.8 is also my standard nameserver according to my /etc/resolv.conf so maybe that has something to do with it, that's what I meant.

peak cloak
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no it shouldn't

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ping and dns are 2 separate protocols

vale storm
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Okay, but then I have no idea why it's only 8.8.8.8 that doesn't get pinged.

peak cloak
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some sort of firewall/routing issue?

vale storm
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Don't think so, I've never had this problem.

peak cloak
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what else could it be

slow pivot
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Maybe ping has been blocked by a node upstream

vale storm
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I only noticed because my polybar includes a network widget that flashes when it detects packet loss, and it only started flashing today.

slow pivot
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Can anyone else ping 8.8.8.8?

peak cloak
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yes

vale storm
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Could it be my ISP's fault?

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Hold on, if I connect to my VPN, will that make a difference?

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LOL

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Through my VPN 8.8.8.8 is pingable.

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Okay, so it's either my ISP or my local config, right?

peak cloak
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something between your PC and 8.8.8.8

vale storm
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Weird.

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I'm gonna do a full system upgrade and then I'll try again.

errant bronze
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When i close Nat i lose internet connection.

peak cloak
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which router?

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you either need to put the ISP router into bridge mode and disconnect all your other devices from it and just have your router conencted

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or turn off NAT on your router, along with DHCP

errant bronze
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Ok solved. I just switched my router to ap mode

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Which i imagine eventually did all the things you suggested when i did that

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Thanks man

hot hawk
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I plan to run a nas of an android tv

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Any software recommendations

tame carbon
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@hot hawk Plex

hot hawk
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That's for videos only

tame carbon
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or KODI

hot hawk
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Want file trasfer too

tame carbon
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@hot hawk android TV is your streaming client no?

hot hawk
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No I got other devices that can do that

tame carbon
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Where are you storing your files then?

hot hawk
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10 tb hard drive encloser

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A wd easystore

tame carbon
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So that's just USB attached storage?

hot hawk
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Yea I guess

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Xd

peak cloak
hot hawk
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TV box has usb 3

tame carbon
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Yeah that android TV thing, that's ment for streaming only

hot hawk
tame carbon
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I doubt it can host files on the network

hot hawk
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Never heard to google I go

peak cloak
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oh

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you want a NAS?

hot hawk
peak cloak
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use truenas

hot hawk
peak cloak
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or really

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any linux should be fine

tame carbon
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@hot hawk that box is ment as a client, those usb slots are probably just to do file playback directly

peak cloak
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just plz not arch lol

hot hawk
tame carbon
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because

peak cloak
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it's cutting edge

hot hawk
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I guess

tame carbon
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I personally wouldn't even use TrueNAS, but that's up to you

hot hawk
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Autho the real question is can I even get linux on it

gilded kite
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does someone have experience with unraid and nextcloud? I have troubles installing it and I'm at my wits end by now...
after installing nextcloud I can't even get into the webgui. I just get a "Internal server error" page
I tried the usual, new install, reboot but nothing works

tame carbon
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I'd just toss debian on it, install samba and be done

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xD

peak cloak
hot hawk
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From what I've looked up not sure

hot hawk
tame carbon
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no idea

hot hawk
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E

tame carbon
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I just install the samba package

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and then go to /etc/samba/smb.conf

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Samba just creates windows shares

hot hawk
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Yea I've used samaba on arch

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Have a general idea how to use/setup

tame carbon
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I don't even bother with it myself lol

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I use sshfs for everything

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0-effort network shares

hot hawk
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Need a protocol that windows support so samaba it is

tame carbon
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sshfs root@machine:/path/on/server /mnt/remote

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then just cd /mnt/remote

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and you can browse the files as if they were a local dir

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0-effort network shares

hot hawk
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Does samaba work on termux

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Or never tired

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Prob can look that up lol

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Was thinking just doing this

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Autho need another android samaba server

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Other than that ssh tormenting and a few other apps

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O wait

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I forgot servers ultimate

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Will Try that first

gilded kite
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does someone have experience with unraid and nextcloud? I have troubles installing it and I'm at my wits end by now...
after installing nextcloud I can't even get into the webgui. I just get a "Internal server error" page
I tried the usual, new install, reboot but nothing works

supple fog
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Can anyone here help me set a static IP address?

low pond
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yea but for what service or what use case exactly? (like is it a VPS configuration of netplan, or just local IP on your netowork etc)

supple fog
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So I’ve been trying to connect to activision services. Both my IT Department (I work at a University and live “on campus”) and our internet provider and they both told me I’m on my own. So I did the whole TCP port access thing now, from what I’ve read, I need to have a static IP address

peak cloak
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this a private ip address?

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behind NAT

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or is it on the internet

supple fog
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I think so. On my options I’m set to private. But bare with me. I’m so far outta my league here.

peak cloak
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if you need a static ip, that should be the job of the networking people, since you don't want to set a static ip in the DHCP range, what they could do is either tell your what the DHCP range is so you don't interfere, or they could just set dhcp reservation, so it's still seen as DHCP by your server, but the DHCP server gives the same address

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I'm kinda confused tho, on what you are trying to achive

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what's activision?

supple fog
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To be able to play Warzone

peak cloak
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don't need static ip for that

supple fog
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Ok, so they told me everything looks fine on their side, and same with my IT dep. but it doesn’t even try, it just immediately tells me “unable to connect to Activision services”.

I’ve tried on both of my PCs same problem, and when I’m home it works. So it’s obviously an internet issue

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I’m just going off of activision’s support page and what I can find on google

peak cloak
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so your trying to port forward

supple fog
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Again man, I’m not trying to be ignorant but I’m just trying to do what this page says. I’m outta my league.

peak cloak
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if your at uni and your router doesn't get a public ip, you can't port forward

supple fog
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Is that something I need to ask them?

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Cause it works on the school’s public gaming PC center (same network) but not mine

peak cloak
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no clue

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it could be anything

supple fog
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Shit

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Thanks for your help man

hot hawk
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prob somthing blocking on uni

peak cloak
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yeah

crisp bay
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yo can someone help me with putting the webserver online on my VPS...

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I opened ports 80 and 443 correctly, but still can't access the domain

peak cloak
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wait

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hmm

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what's the output of ip a

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dm it

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actually before you do that

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is there even a webserver running

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@crisp bay your using nginx?

crisp bay
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nginx yes

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and is running if I access it using the public IP

peak cloak
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and certbot isn't

crisp bay
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no, I can't access using a domain at all

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only with an IP

peak cloak
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enter the domain there

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do you get an A record with the right IP?

crisp bay
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nope, it got me my home IP

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but I know why

peak cloak
crisp bay
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what do you mean?

peak cloak
crisp bay
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I have removed DNS records now on CF

peak cloak
crisp bay
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yeah I have DNS records on cloudflare, so I removed that nameserver

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like it won't look for my home IP

peak cloak
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and on your domain registar you changed the nameserver to cloudflare?

crisp bay
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yeah

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okay it's removed and dig doesn't find any A records

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and still not working..

peak cloak
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you need to wait

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if it's still getting the record from the old nameserver that means it didn't propagate

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or it isn't done correctly

crisp bay
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it's not getting anymore

peak cloak
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what's the output

crisp bay
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no record

peak cloak
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what top level TLD are you using?

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.tk?

crisp bay
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.com

peak cloak
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ah, so no issue there

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on cloudflare if I remember it will tell you when it find it is the nameserver for your domain

crisp bay
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yeah

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but I'm experiencing it for the first time

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as it has been working always without any problems

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the f?

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now it's 100% ports

peak cloak
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no it's dns

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it probobly propagated

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check now on dig

crisp bay
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it has found 2 completely different IP's

peak cloak
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so yep

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it's working

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if you want to disable that, click the yellow cloud next to the record on cf

crisp bay
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set it on DNS only?

peak cloak
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if you want

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don't need to

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what that does is that cloudflare will cache your website

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and traffic will get resolved on cloudflare's end, without going to your vps

crisp bay
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yeah

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hmm now I would wait for it?

peak cloak
crisp bay
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it's not there

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so ports then

peak cloak
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certbot worked

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so it's not the ports

crisp bay
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okay wt

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I think I know what I did wrong

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windows has this weird internal hosts thing

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and I added the domain with my home IP to loopback it

peak cloak
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it's not weird, linux has a hosts file too

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ah

crisp bay
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Ik

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yeah the site's working and it's on SSL

peak cloak
crisp bay
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maybe

peak cloak
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click the lock to the left of the url

crisp bay
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certificate?

peak cloak
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then click cert

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you'll see who the cert authority is

crisp bay
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yup

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certbot

peak cloak
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ah

crisp bay
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Let's encrypt

peak cloak
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nice

crisp bay
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cool

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ty for nice help!

peak cloak
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np

hot hawk
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mm android tv nas 10x faster than my old nas

vale reef
hot hawk
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it was a router

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c6250-100nas

thick minnow
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Someone help me evade lol

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How do I mask my ip

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Without using a proxy or VPN that has already been used

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Ping me or somethung please

peak cloak
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what are you trying to do

thick minnow
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My isp says i can't change my IP unless i switch to static

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Or a way to use a VPN or proxy that isn't already blacklisted

peak cloak
thick minnow
peak cloak
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of?

peak cloak
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most ISPs use dhcp

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just release the lease

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and then maybe wait a bit

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then get a new one

primal ice
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ehh my isp holds the lease for like 8 hours and renews it like every 5 hours. so I get the same IP.

thick minnow
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And my isp says they can't change it and it will not change unless i get static which is 15 more dollars a month

peak cloak
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just rebooting the router meant new ip

thick minnow
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i need that

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i need to be able to reboot the router and get a new ip

gloomy saffron
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is there any fix for wifi going out for like 30 minutes every few hours. like bruh at&t cant manage anything

primal ice
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use your own equipment for wifi

peak cloak
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thats the router

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which I guess is the ISPs but still

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having your own is the best

gloomy saffron
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switched routers 3 times 😦

thick minnow
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Help

gloomy saffron
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same help

peak cloak
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¯_(ツ)_/¯

gloomy saffron
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what do i do

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new router again?

peak cloak
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maybe

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it's the client device

gloomy saffron
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ima just switch to xfinity att so annoying

peak cloak
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it's not att lol

gloomy saffron
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problems for like 4 years now

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slow speeds

peak cloak
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maybe wifi is your problem

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not att

gloomy saffron
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going to 0.07 mbps and high ping all the time

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im on ethernet

peak cloak
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ah

gloomy saffron
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with pc

peak cloak
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dsl?

gloomy saffron
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yep

peak cloak
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ah dsl

gloomy saffron
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as high as I can go

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45mbps baby

peak cloak
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if it's dsl

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then get off it

gloomy saffron
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att doesnt serve fiber in like a vey large area. also not in a rural area either idk why its not here yet

peak cloak
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xfinity (comcast) is dociss

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right?

gloomy saffron
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what

primal ice
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yeah

gloomy saffron
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whats dociss

peak cloak
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coax

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protocol

gloomy saffron
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idk

fathom plover
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data over coax

peak cloak
thick minnow
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Why doesn't my public IP appear on ipconfig

hot hawk
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Which is prob local if your on your own internet due to dhcp/nat

peak cloak
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you usually have one public ip that's shared by many devices on a private subnet via NAT

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your computer only knows it's private ip

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ipv6 is different

thick minnow
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Ok

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I need to change IP

primal ice
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unplug your router for 8 hours you should get a new IP after that.

mellow fox
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Does anyone have any recommendations for good (yet bang for the buck) security orientated routers?

primal ice
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pfsense - your old hardware.

low pond
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They don't have Jio/Airtel, Jio and airtel are Indian based carriers.

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the providers exist in India

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Every country has their own providers

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some providers liek Vodafone do have internationally though

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but most of them are just per country basis

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That'd be stupidly expensive. Roaming costs exist

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It's not cheaper that way, would make it ton of times expensiver, like a LOT

raw marten
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roaming prices, not the data plans

low pond
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dude that's within IN, roaming charges are HUGE

low pond
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Still expensiver.

raw marten
thick minnow
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We're having "Networking fundamentals" for CS class now, I feel like this will cause seizures for techies
The misuse of networking teerms in this class is * Hyperventilates * just painful

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Crystal I blame you for it

tame carbon
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@thick minnow wat

thick minnow
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I'm blaming you for the pain

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'cause wasn't it you who taught me much of what I know about networking

tame carbon
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@thick minnow My teacher tried to explain CSMA/CD using a conversation between people, and then loudly screaming JAM JAM JAM

thick minnow
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wow

tame carbon
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Even though CSMA/CD isn't even used anymore by ethernet

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its from a time when ethernet was BNC connectors and Tbase10, without switches

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All computers were on the same medium

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hence the need for CD

thick minnow
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ah, alr

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btw, did this ever exist?

tame carbon
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Coaxial is cable

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DSL is phoneline or sometimes called twisted pair

thick minnow
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Ah, thanks

tame carbon
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@thick minnow has your teacher even touched on OSI yet?

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Learning, understanding and thinking in OSI terms makes things a lot easier

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because it doesn't discriminate between cable and twisted pair, its just Layer 1

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@thick minnow my networking class was quite rudamentary. It was mostly from the context of embedded development and communication techniques

thick minnow
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OSI?

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What's that?

tame carbon
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@thick minnow Open Systems Interconnect

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a standard, and conceptual idea of logical layers in networks

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Layer 1 is your bits over the wire or photons through the air

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Layer 2 is your link layer, here be ethernet

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Layer 3 is Network Layer (IP be here)

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Layer 4 is Transport Layer, here are the transport protocols like TCP and UDP

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Layers 5-7 are not that interesting from a networking standpoint

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Layer 7 is your application specific protocol, like say: HTTP

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Layer 8 - we don't talk about

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The reason its useful to think in these terms

thick minnow
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Uh huh

tame carbon
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is because when you are say, dealing with a TCP socket

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all the stuff underneath, be it ethernet or wireless ethernet

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doesn't matter

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all of that is abstracted away by the layers below

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@thick minnow another key point is that, layers themselves never inherit or use information from other layers

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IP is not dependent on ethernet

thick minnow
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Okay

tame carbon
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@thick minnow probably not as prevelant

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but a good example is the other way around

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There are plenty of (mostly old) networking protocols for ethernet, that aren't TCP/IP

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@thick minnow and this is also why NAT is such garbage

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Nat sits on layer 3 and 4

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It rewrites IP addresses (L3) using information from the transport protocol (portnumber) which is Layer 4

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NAT breaks this abstraction

thick minnow
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Uh huh Okay

proven ferry
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Im not sure if this is the chat to ask this but i have a shed in my backyard abt 25 meters from the house and abt 30 from my router and i want to get wifi there a cable or powerline are no option what would be the next best thing?

tame carbon
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@proven ferry either cable or point-to-point wireless

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cable is best solution, no bottlenecks and no funny biz

peak cloak
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Finally my pr was merged, time to setup vyos bgp and tunneling this evening

tidal frost
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im installing my first vm in proxmox. Since im in a VM, i tell ubuntu to nuke everything and install right? ignore any warnings it throws?

peak cloak
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Yes

tidal frost
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the only thing itll "nuke" is the 120gb i gave it?

peak cloak
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Yes

tidal frost
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thank you

hollow marlin
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@waxen scroll It took me hours during a maintenance last night just fighting the strangest bugs in Junos. Honestly Ive never hated Junos at that moment in time as it was almost randomly handle traffic however it felt like

waxen scroll
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just wait until you check a routing table and it says Interface A but the hardware debug says Interface B

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or even better you check a routing table and it says Interface A but the hardware debug says line card 2 and 3 didnt program it

hollow marlin
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It wasn't far off from what I was experiencing

tidal frost
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so ive got proxmox installed. works great. ubuntu and truenas both work fine. Had to enable IOMMU that way truenas could see my new drives. required a reboot. suddenly, the system doesn't see proxmox at all. it sees all 3 drives though. when i take the new drives back out it boots fine again. what gives?

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is it an issue with my raid card?

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im not in raid, made sure it was disabled in bios.

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BUT when i throw the drives in (hotswap bays) AFTER booting, proxmox sees them

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but like, i cant pull drives every time i need to reboot

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do i need to get the boot drive off the raid card? thatd be super not possible at the moment

thick minnow
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Is proxy caching worth it?

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I’m trying to get YouTube working with squid proxy cache. But the videos don’t play no matter what I do. I’m trying to figure out if I can blacklist the links to YouTube videos from the proxy

tame carbon
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@thick minnow you can't cache HTTPS

thick minnow
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Is there a way I can exclude YouTube from the caching?

tame carbon
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don't cache HTTPS traffic

thick minnow
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How do I know if it’s trying to cache https content? How can I turn off https caching?

tame carbon
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that content is delivered over https, and should not be cached, unless you are using SSL Bumping

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@thick minnow disable SSL Bumping

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  1. You cannot cache HTTPS
  2. SquidProxy can cache HTTPS by means of SSL Bumping
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Which means, the proxy server connects with HTTPS on your behalf, and mediates keys between your PC and the target server

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this is not advised though.

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@thick minnow just filter on url, anything using https shouldn't be cached

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@thick minnow I see little use for HTTP Proxies these days, with all traffic being encrypted and mixed sources are generally a bad practice on webpages (serving images over HTTP, while the page was fetched with HTTPS)

cedar igloo
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Any Windows admins? I am trying to create a Windows Server template with Packer (for use with Terraform). I have created an autounattend.xml file for the initial install but after installing, I am needing to generalize the image. When running sysprep with the following command: ...../sysprep.exe /generalize /oobe /shutdown, I am getting the following error:
"Not running DLLs; either the machine is in an invalid state or we couldn't update the recorded state"
"Hit failure while processing sysprep cleanup external providers"
The answer file can be found here: https://pastebin.com/26KK3n6M

thick minnow
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I see. yea. I’m mainly trying to figure out ways of speeding up webpages and stuff. I already have my own DNS server which blocks ads and such. Client side hardware is not a problem since I have tons of horse power

tame carbon
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@thick minnow uBlock Origin

peak cloak
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more annoyance than anything

tame carbon
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Only use from the top of my head would be on school networks

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to stop kids from viewing 18+ content

thick minnow
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Yeah, that makes sense. The reason I have the DNS servers because certain clients like the Fire TV, you’re not allowed to have extensions and ad blockers and such

tame carbon
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Twitch Launcher broke when I used default list on pihole

thick minnow
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Yeah, I have my own set of lists

tame carbon
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entire program stops working if it can't have its ads served

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what kind of backwards ass world do we live in

thick minnow
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Honestly.

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So proxy caching is a no go nowadays?

lunar spade
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Would you trust “SkyVPN” as a VPN?

old peak
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no

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gtfo with this vpn ma boy

lunar spade
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What would be the reason?

old peak
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"SkyVPN is one of the worst VPNs we''ve tested. It should be avoided at all costs. It's an untrustworthy VPN that logs your IP address and other personally-identifiable data. It also fails to unblock Netflix and it's not safe for torrenting"

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source:google sent me there

lunar spade
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Ok

lunar spade
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Ive been using it for 2 years for bypassing school wifi

old peak
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use nord man

lunar spade
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Is it free or freemium?

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Currently you just watch ads for more Data in SkyVPN

little schooner
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@lunar spade no I don't

old peak
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but nord is a very popular pick and lots of youtubers which they make a sponsor cameo have discount cupons

lunar spade
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I have no income so I cant really pay for a VPN

old peak
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ok so i will find a free one then

old peak
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which means it's pretty cheap for a premium vpn

peak cloak
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Look at pivpn, really ez tool to setup wireguard

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Or you could do manual wireguard

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That's what I do

tame carbon
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cloud VPN kek k

lean pebble
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Ivacy is a good VPN allow bypass Amazon prime video restrictions and sometimes Netflix.
That's funny because amazon recommended ivacy to bypass their own restrictions because alot of customers complained that they can't use it when they traveling out side of their country.

gilded kite
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does someone have experience with unraid and nextcloud? I have troubles installing it and I'm at my wits end by now...
after installing nextcloud I can't even get into the webgui. I just get a "Internal server error" page
I tried the usual, new install, reboot but nothing works

flat wagon
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wtf is a cloud vpn

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and hi Crystal :D

flat wagon
tame carbon
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that is a cloud vpn, or rather a vpn cloud, you just connect to someone else's network and route your traffic through theirs

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the whole concept to me, seems utterly pointless

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because with NAT

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you still can't prove who it was that did X

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and the cry for privacy, idk

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to me, privacy is on-premise hosting

flat wagon
crisp bay
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ye so umm a service is bound to a port and my SSH session got terminated and it's still running..fuser is the way to kill anything on that port but what's the correct command?

peak cloak
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man fuser

peak cloak
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yes

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first bgp link

hollow marlin
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Mmmm... 4-byte ASes

peak cloak
hollow marlin
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?

peak cloak
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that's what I'm using to learn

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that's the AS range they use

hollow marlin
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Nice. If you have any questions let me know and I can show you in my lab

tame carbon
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:D

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only time when you can actually justify having 250mbit

peak cloak
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yeah

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any uploading/downloading files is great with high bandwidth

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but most of the time you don't use it

tame carbon
hidden socket
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I havent ever bought a repeater and just wondering if this is worth the price or is there something better for the same price (planning to get around 100mbps max but might upgrade to 300+ in the future)

waxen scroll
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@clear igloo dat UBNT reliability

peak cloak
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the isp line is pretty good

lean pebble
clear igloo
waxen scroll
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no u

crisp bay
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man fuser wasn't working for me tho @peak cloak

peak cloak
low pond
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^ in other words, "RTFM"

lean pebble
hollow marlin
tender hazel
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doesn't that take forever?

peak cloak
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@hollow marlin so I have a dilemma I never had before, how exactly would I go around "combining" all these separate wireguard peer interfaces into one interface which is what I need for outbound-interface for NAT. What would I use? A bond?

tender hazel
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on a mikrotik?

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or wireguard on something else

peak cloak
tender hazel
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I don't know how you do it on there, but bonding is a layer 2 thing and wireguard operates on layer 3

peak cloak
tender hazel
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you are using those wireguard tunnels to get online?

peak cloak
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what I want is to be able to bond/load-balance whatever it would be wg92 and wg93 and any additional peers I will have in the future

peak cloak
tender hazel
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as I said that's not bonding.. load balancing is what you want

peak cloak
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yeah

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this is what confused me in the vyos docs

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The bonding interface provides a method for aggregating multiple network interfaces into a single logical “bonded” interface, or LAG, or ether-channel, or port-channel. The behavior of the bonded interfaces depends upon the mode; generally speaking, modes provide either hot standby or load balancing services. Additionally, link integrity monitoring may be performed

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modes provide either hot standby or load balancing services

tender hazel
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yes but the bonded interface is layer 2, so you can't bond wireguard interfaces because they are layer 3

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on mikrotik you accomplish that using a load balancing technique called PCC

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not sure what vyos has in that regard

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however if you are on dn42 you are doing BGP, and it is unusual to do that sort of load balancing with BGP

peak cloak
tender hazel
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I'm afraid I don't completely understand - but you don't have to bond your wireguard dn42 interfaces for that

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you will be getting BGP routes from both peers over both tunnels

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some will have shorter routes to some networks than others

peak cloak
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yeah

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but in vyos NAT requires an interface

tender hazel
#

so you will naturally get a form of load balancing where it will choose the peer based on which has the shorter distance

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can you create some kind of "interface list" like in mikrotik?

peak cloak
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these are the interfaces

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dummy?

tender hazel
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it looks like "zones" would be the equivalent

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if you can configure NAT to use some kind of wireguard zone as opposed to the individual wireguard interfaces you can do that

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otherwise if you have to specify the interface you might have to do multiple NATs, one for each wireguard interface

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the other reason why bonding would not be applicable here, even if wireguard were layer 2, is that the two tunnels are going to different places

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bonding is for aggregating two layer 2 connections between the same two devices

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ex. if you had two switches with only 1Gbps ports and wanted to increase the bandwidth between them, you could connect two cables, bond the ports, and then you would have a total of 2Gbps between them

tender hazel
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there is a type of bonding called MLAG that works with different devices, but it is meant to solve the problem of redundancy in event of a switch failure.. for instance if you had two switches on one side (A and B) and two on the other (C and D), and you wanted to do bonding with two 1Gbps cables, one going from switch A <--> C and the other going from switch B <--> D

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MLAG lets you configure bonding so that those two links are bonded, with switches A and B as an MLAG pair, configured similarly in the same place

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and switches C and D also together, wherever they are, and configured similarly

peak cloak
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also looking at docs, dummy seems what I want

tender hazel
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that depends on the purpose for this NAT "interface" that VyOS wants you to make - if it is just used to get an IP to NAT from, then it might do what you want. If the NAT interface is specifying what interface the packets will actually exit from to go to the upstream router, then it may not

peak cloak
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hmm, yeah. I'll figure it out

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maybe I could make it work with vrf?

hollow marlin
hollow marlin
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There is such things as L3 LAGs, but just like L2 its hashed but based on flow. Since BGP is involved there is load balancing but that is done with ECMP. All routing protocols support it

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I assume you are looking at something similar to the following?

tender hazel
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colo had a power outage and when power came back, the ASR reported hardware failure and didn't link up

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so we had to quickly finish the CCR configuration, spent like 1.5 hours on that, then rushed down to the colo to replace it

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unfortunately there was no room left and the screws in the ASR1002 were stripped when it was installed so it took like 3 hours to physically remove the ASR1002

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we were down for something like 6 hours as a result

hollow marlin
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@peak cloak Here is my guess at what you are doing. This is my design for some of you customers. IPsec tunnels, BGP for routes, split-tunnel, VOIP traffic NAT over loopback to peering FWs

peak cloak
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yeah something like that

hollow marlin
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Ill grab a snipit of the config, at least enough to contrast to VyOS

tender hazel
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I've asked mikrotik before to add /31 support

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they think they don't need to because /32 is better

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but I think they underestimate how common /31 is in the service provider realm, with cisco and juniper etc

rocky badge
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"because /32 is better" OMEGALUL OMEGALUL OMEGALUL

low pond
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Idk which universe you guys live in we use /69's here

hollow marlin
tender hazel
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we use RFC1918 addresses for most of our core links as a result

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which of course breaks traceroute if you aren't on our network

hollow marlin
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You can still get responses, Ive gotten TR responses from Verizon, Spectrum that contain privates. Not a big deal but people lose their minds over it

tender hazel
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yes - the local telco is a customer of ours in a few places, buying service for their customers

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we had it happen once where their VPN stopped working.. they still had internet, but their VPN to the telco went down.. we were not blocking it.. the telco turned out to be blocking it with their firewall becuase it misdetected it as an attack or something

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then a few years later we had another customer of theirs, same thing happened, internet was up but VPN was down.. the telco guy was insisting the problem was on our end and the traceroute not completing the last few hops was proof

low pond
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Wait, why'd you actually need to add support for "/31" specifically, i taught its all a standard and it should directly work

hollow marlin
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Its an unofficial standard

tender hazel
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I wound up just changing their static IP from us to work around it

hollow marlin
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From what Ive heard is it can be a nightmare on the code side and needs some extra magic in the ASICs

tender hazel
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the issue with /31 support on linux specifically is it is accomplished by manually overriding the broadcast address

low pond
tender hazel
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so mikrotik would have to add a new field into the IP address window to specify the broadcast address

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I see their hesitancy to do so, because that could be confusing for people who don't use /31's

hollow marlin
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Its throws our smaller peers off, not many understand it

tender hazel
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if you try using /31 in linux, it doesn't work unless you override the broadcast

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to be the IP address of the other side of the /31

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if linux handled /31 properly by default, mikrotik would not need to jump through those hoops

low pond
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alright why doesnt leenux have that tho

tender hazel
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I don't know

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but /31 is this weird exception to the rule of how to calculate the broadcast address for a subnet

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in that there is no single broadcast address for both.. I guess they don't want to have to create an exception in this case? I have no idea

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or maybe they think the workaround to override the broadcast address is OK

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I have no idea

waxen scroll
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I use /31 a lot in enterprise

crisp bay
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yeah umm I need to make my domain SSL (last time I was here, was a subdomain..), but the fact is, that I want to make a domain SSL only trough a port 2096, but not 80 and 443 yet..it's a daemon sending stuff to the webserver already

tender hazel
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FRR has the same problem due to the issue of linux support for it

peak cloak
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But I think they can be used to host things on other ports

peak cloak
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no

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I'm still using cat5e and I'm getting gigabit lol

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it's the same 8 wires

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just the shielding is different

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I mean as long as you get good speed there is no need

tacit mantle
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why does the download drop for a bit and suddenly comeback on, its kinda annoying because it wouldve been done by now if it aint fooling around

thick minnow
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wow

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Guess it'll be useless in my country of residence

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Good it doesnt get as hot here

tame carbon
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@thick minnow lmao lol wat

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ozone layer is fucked in some places of the world

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and 122F is not a lot for electronics

hollow marlin
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Until recently our AC in one of our COs would fail, both primary and backup. One time it got to ~105f and some equipment began shutting down, lost 2 QSFPs due to temps. 122 isn't a lot but for passively cooled devices I'd imagine it being a problem

waxen scroll
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2 QSFPs oh no. LRs?

hollow marlin
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Yeah, both were uplinks to our upstream peers

waxen scroll
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thats an insurance claim

tender hazel
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LOL just got a maintenance notice from our telco, they are doing upgrades affecting a few circuits

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four outages of up to a minute long between June 28 and July 19

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normally the windows that we get are like hours long.. not weeks

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that long window is basically useless b/c how are we supposed to know if it goes down if it has anything to do with the maintenance or not?

dusky flame
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if you got a 50 up/down speed from a datacenter and you are currently using about 40 mbps on rack #1. rack #2 will need to use 40 mbps too. will both rack split the speed down to 25/25 or will they both be able to use 40 mbps?

peak cloak
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That's how bandwidth works

dusky flame
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so how do company with crucial service that need to serve thousands of their employees able to get through this bottleneck?

peak cloak
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More bandwidth

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Qos

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Limit the speed each client gets

dusky flame
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then what about mega large streaming website? million of connection streaming high quality video

peak cloak
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They have cdns

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And many servers

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1.1.1.1 for example is not one sever

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1.1.1.1 is an anycast ip

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You will be routed to the closest server

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It's a pretty complex system

dusky flame
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then what about when my rack in the datacenter max out the bandwidth. would me maxing out the bandwidth in there affect any other people that also have servers in that datacenter?

peak cloak
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No because the data center limits your link to 50mbps

dusky flame
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I would assume their speed would be way about 1000 mbps right? due to the amount of people using their service

peak cloak
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In data centers, its much more, depending on the size

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They usually have multiple ip links

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Data center internet doesn't work like residential

dusky flame
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ok, I think I got a better understanding of how they handle traffic and my use on it. thanks a lot

peak cloak
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The data center prob is it's own as, with their own ips

plain siren
peak cloak
plain siren
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Its just one less link. Your House is just linked to a DC to the ISP's shit through the IX in the DC

peak cloak
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the way each rack/server whatever gets connectivity is more like residential

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was just trying to explain that in a DC it's not like there is one connection

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that is split up

plain siren
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I mean, neither is your residential offering: Multiple ISP Choices.

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Now in a DC its much easier to do multihoming since getting service through multiple providers is easier administratively

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That being said, if you use the DCs Network offering (as your ISP) they most likely have their link Multihomed so you get multiple ISPs packaged into that offering

old peak
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why does america have limited bandwidth

peak cloak
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it doesn't

plain siren
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We really dont

old peak
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i meant how many gigs you can use per month

peak cloak
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we don't usually

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unless you have comcast

clear igloo
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Because greed at certain ISPs that love to impose data caps

old peak
plain siren
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Because the US is a really large data user base and when you buy IP Transit, you pay by the Gig (The ISP Does)

old peak
plain siren
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So compared to other nations, the demand is high enough to tax what is already the largest network infra in the world

peak cloak
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doesn't comast have a big network?

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any of the big ones really

plain siren
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tbh, all the Retail Level providers are quite small in comparison to the big transit providers

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they just have more going on since they have to run the equipment that ties customers in instead of just routers and fiber everywhere

peak cloak
#

that notorious last mile

old peak
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in brazil,no tying allowed

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it's cables,fiber,routers,tv and all that shit all the time

peak cloak
#

?

plain siren
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Its like that everywhere its just US treats Internet as a Service instead of a utility

old peak
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in brazil it is treated like a service too

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a very very regulated one

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this is why we have only 4 big isps here

plain siren
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Thats more of a Utility

old peak
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too much tax and too much regulation leads to this

plain siren
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Utilities are heavily regulated in order to ensure equal offerings
Services are left up to the market sway

peak cloak
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what's the most expensive thing for a new small isp?

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the cabling?

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and eqipment?

clear igloo
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Buying politicians laws

plain siren
peak cloak
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really?

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like what laws?

plain siren
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Easement Right of way is my largest cost as an ISP

clear igloo
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Yup

peak cloak
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oh yeah

old peak
peak cloak
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that counts as cabling in my book

plain siren
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I also lobbied to get priority access and cheaper rates

peak cloak
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leasing all the poles and such

plain siren
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which was literally legalized pay offs

clear igloo
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or fighting back big players who have literally been caught giving laws to big cities and having them pass it without so much as a flinch

peak cloak
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yeah

lean pebble
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Hey guys someone can help me fix my new fedora 34 installation ?
I installed it on new ssd 500gb and I can't boot to it.
Failed and goes to emergency mode.

edgy burrow
#

my d-link wireless adapter died ;-;. pihole ruined lmao

mellow fox
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Hi everyone I recently got a UDM and I was able to successfully set up a guest, main,and IOT network. But I’ve ran into an interesting problem. First problem is the UDM is having a signal problem. The weird part is with my isp router I never and I mean never had a signal issue. My apartment is about 500 sqft. The second issue I’m having is my desktop will sometimes say “secured, no internet”. I have tried everything. I changed dns settings, reinstalled drivers, and much much more. Now the weird thing is sometimes I’ll get the desktop to connect and it will hover around 50-80 mbps down and 30-50 mbps up. My isp provides 200 down and 30-50 up. I don’t know what else to do!

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I am talking to Ubiquiti

waxen scroll
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@hollow marlin wowww

plain siren
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The router will have a local IP for every LAN Made in that LAN's subnet, so 192.168.1.1, 192.168.2.1 etc
And his problem is: A device on 192.168.1.0/24's subnet can access the router from 192.168.2.1

tender hazel
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yeah that guy has some fundamental misunderstandings

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he's freaking out over a non-problem

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his problem with the port forwarding isn't what he thinks.. he is not doing hairpin NAT

hollow marlin
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"I have extensive experience working directly with a large range of networking and network security vendors and their products, including: Cisco (including Meraki & Linksys), Juniper, Extreme, Check Point, Fortinet, Palo Alto, NetGear, Dell, HPE (including Aruba & 3Com), and even TACLANE. "
You think with all that "experience" he'd understand the basics of routing

However to his point, Juniper's FW stack, the processing and policies will not have the same result even with Junos's tight reliance of the loopback being the destination to all interfaces.

waxen scroll
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Heh

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God that was a long post

peak cloak
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Pictures of ports would help

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Seems to just be a USB drive

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Not a nas

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The n in nas stands for network

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I don't see any ethernet

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Could not be formatted

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Ik in Linux you can list the USB devices

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It should show a name

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Device manager

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Check that

formal ibex
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are there any risks to port forwarding?

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the reason i ask is because I want to open up a remote destop port so that I can access my pc from outside my network

tender hazel
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yes, there are risks, if your PC is not updated when it comes to windows updates, there may be security vulnerabilities others could use to hack your computer, and people might be able to try brute forcing your password

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I would avoid opening RDP with port forwarding if you can, VPN into your router instead, it is safer

formal ibex
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would hiding the known 3389 port with some random internal port help?

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I do plan on setting up a vpn in the future i just dont know if there are any good free vpn providers i can use

tender hazel
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I mean using your router at home as a VPN server

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you need to have a router that is capable of that

formal ibex
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i have an asus router so i think it is

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theres an option to enable pptp vpn server

tender hazel
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PPTP is not sufficient, it is ancient

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and not secure

formal ibex
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oh

tender hazel
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support for it was removed by apple in their iphones like 4 years ago now as a result

formal ibex
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oh

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it is an older router so ig thats y

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i could set one up on my raspberry pi

tender hazel
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if there is no firmware update, you might be able to flash it with some other firmware like openwrt to allow you to get newer features without having to get a new device

formal ibex
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oh wait

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nvm

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theres an open vpn option

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on my router

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is that good?

tender hazel
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yes, openvpn will work

formal ibex
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alr

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alr ill read up on how to do this and set it up

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thanks for the advice

formal ibex
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actually i have one more question

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so with a vpn

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i would just connect to that vpn and then have complete access to my local network from anywhere?

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i wouldn't need to enter in my public ip to access my remote desktop just the device ip?

thick minnow
lean pebble
#

Anyone knows how to fix dracut-initqueue timeout ?

lean pebble
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Nvrm

north lark
#

hi friends, how do you change from DHCP to static on debain server?

twin zealot
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idk

peak cloak
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/etc/network/interfaces

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instead of auto eth0 allow-hotplug eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp

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do

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    iface eth0 inet static
        address 192.0.2.7/24
        gateway 192.0.2.254
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change address and gateway of course

paper valve
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make sure to service networking restart

lean pebble
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I'm using fedora 34 fresh install with kvm virtualization. Using (virt-manager)
I have an issue that vm won't start I click on the play button and then it just get stuck without message.
If I check the service status I see "libcap-ng used by "/usr/sbin/libvirtd" failed due to not having CAP_SETPCAP in capng_apply"

tender hazel
#

trying to figure out how to configure this adtran ta5004 chassis

cosmic hinge
#

Hi i am having trouble setting up a dedicated pc as a server. If anyone is good at servers hit my dms please:)

peak cloak
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also the line between server and pc is very blurry

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technically anything that is hosting any service is a server

hollow marlin
tender hazel
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I feel like I'm wandering around in the dark

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sorting through 10 different manuals to find the bits and pieces I need

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@hollow marlin do ONT's that don't double as residential gateways get management IPs?

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I would assume so but I haven't found anything about that

hollow marlin
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Yeah, ONTs that are built as RGs will have their own mgmt VLAN and interface

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It been so long since I used a 5k I cannot remember most of it. We only had a few 5ks that has GPON blades, the rest had ADSL2+ blades

plain siren
tender hazel
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I just can't seem to find anything about how to get these ONT's to get management IPs

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these ONTs are just basic ones and don't operate as a residential gateway

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so I'm just wondering if I'm looking for something that isn't there

tender hazel
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I guess it only works with inband management

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it took me forever to find it because it was a term I was unaware of before.. "subtended hosts"

cosmic hinge
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Easiest way to launch a server with a rather old rig?

little schooner
#

@waxen scroll How is it that a simple feature, such as a user msg prompt to start patching, takes over 7 years to implement?? https://kace.uservoice.com/forums/82699-sma-k1000/suggestions/3987437-allow-a-user-to-patch-on-demand

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also it took Quest 6 months to make my bug report considered a product defect.

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It probably wont be fixed until 2029 at this right

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I dont understand how they could make features that are broken out of the box

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Yet no one ever reported them!

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I bet they didnt even test it in the first place

waxen scroll
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Why would a user go ask if there's patches? The computer should tell them they need to patch now with a timer

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That's how my work does it. You have 12hr before the computer auto reboots or you can reboot any time before

frigid pine
#

I have installed FreeRadius in pfsense. But I keep getting this error while doing radtest.

(0) Error parsing "stdin": Failed resolving "pfSense.xyz" to IPv4 address: Name does not resolve

I have disabled DNS resolver and forwarder but no use.

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radtest ozair ozair 127.0.0.1:1812 0 testing123

paper valve
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LMAO

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what a god

frigid pine
#

I am guessing this is not real lol.

#

yep.

cedar igloo
#

I am trying to configure a VyOS router with Ansible, but I cannot get the playbook to run.

---
- name: Server Setup and Configuration
  network_os: vyos.vyos
  connection: ansible.netcommon.network_cli
  hosts: all
  become: true
  become_method: sudo

  tasks:
    - name: Initial Setup
      include_tasks: tasks/initial/main.yml

#    - name: Security Setup
#      include_tasks: tasks/security/main.yml

    - name: Playbook Cleanup
      include_tasks: tasks/cleanup/main.yml

Error:

ERROR! 'network_os' is not a valid attribute for a Play

Please can someone suggest how to make this work?

little schooner
#

I wonder if they put the organization I work for on the watchlist or something because of the number of tickets I opened that have geninue real problems they overlooked in their appliance. One of them was as simple as Device Inventory search not functioning in their SDA appliance. Typing a search query and hitting enter clears the entire list of devices, even if it matches device names.

basic stuff they could of found out by actual testing but this went unnoticed for years

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almost as if the other admins using this appliance too aren't fully using what they paying for or know it wasn't worth the time to create a service request for knowing Quests track record

snow lance
#

is there any way to get the mac address of a device on lan without access to the router settings or touching the pc itself?

azure lion
#

Ok so i have an issue with my current wifi. ill describe my setup

#

I have a ISP Modem+Router 2-in-1 (which I consider trash). It used to frequently drop my devices even when working right next to it. All the devices used to get disconnected at the same time for about a min. There was a big issue with the 2.4GHz connection. I have a plan of 200mbps but on 2.4G band, I only used to get about 20-30 at the most 50mbps. The 5GHz band worked flawlessly other than the obvious shorter range. This was really for WorkFromHome. So I disabled both the wireless bands on the ISP Modem+Router and attached my ASUS router as an access point as it was just lying around. The range and strength improved slightly but the same issues still prevailed. I used to get disconnected on devices and 2.4G band was still weird and sus.

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Now I have an option of making selective LAN ports on the ISP device run in "bridge" mode rather than "route" mode. From what I know, I will have to put my ASUS router back into Router mode and connect the LAN to the WAN (rather than LAN to LAN) for this, and this may probably solve any issues arising from a double NAT situation.
Should I do anything else to improve my WiFi?

hollow marlin
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If all 2.4 devices are disconnecting that the same time then typically its due to interference. Simply a microwave running can knock it down. If there is a ton of congestion in your area with 2.4, the speeds are not out of the normal for expected speeds.

azure lion
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The microwave is far enough I guess. But I have a second Internet connection and router around 20-25 feet away from this one we are talking about.
And I get disconnected from both the bands

hollow marlin
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Does the SSID for both bands disappear during this time for all devices?

azure lion
#

the SSID doesn’t necessarily disappear but I sometimes have to wait for a while to reconnect. It tries to connect but fails

frigid kernel
#

what is the endianess of microsoft windows subsytem for linux (wsl)? is it dependant on the host machine?

terse anchor
#

Hey, lmk if this is a dumb question, I've got a wap that I really like (nighthawk r9000 X10) and I want to put it in an upstairs hall cabinet but there's no outlets nearby and it isn't Poe capable. I'm looking for a Poe to ac converter to power my router. The cat 6 ethernet cable to that closet would be about 60 feet.
I've never messed with Poe and just got started with making my own ethernet cables. I know there are Poe access points as well and would be open to that but I'd rather just have the one access point in this perfect location. Feel free to recommend what you think might work for me

peak cloak
#

the only one in the house

#

you can go for the better models if you want

terse anchor
#

I may have to go for something like that. I'll take a second look and see if I can pigtail an outlet off of something in the attic since my search hasn't really come up with much in the way of plug/play solutions

hollow marlin
#

@tame carbon Just got in a Mist AP43 for the homelab from work to test some things out. A $1600 AP means its better right? pepoJuice

thick minnow
#

anyone experienced with plex

tender hazel
#

more better

#

extremely more better

spare cypress
thick minnow
#

Thanks for the reply but managed to fix it now. 😊

spare cypress
heady lynx
#

i have a NAS and i want to know how to install all types of programs to it as i con only install sertan programs

#

also unrelated i have server for data and because where it is i cant rig a monitor up so I normal remote access it but i now cant it turns on but i cant remote it

#

which one you confused with

#

so i have a NAS

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the NAS dosent have one

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the only way i can accsess it is throw the online panel

#

its a buffalo NAS

#

i can only install software that use an older installer

#

to the NAS

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and you you have anythink for the other question

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the remote accsess to the server

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its only just stoped me doing it it always worked befor

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problem i cant get the devices IP

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i probs should just try use a montitor and not remote accsess its behind a tv and a big tv stand

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not talking abt the NAS now

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i went to the other queshtion this is a dell server i am talking about

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well that will be fun i can read and write to it

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but just cant accsess and i need to

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so that will be a fun few hours

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remotly

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no

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its on site but i cant accsess it as its behind a heavy cabbet

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tv cabnet*

lean pebble
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You can read and write to it but "can't access" to it?
So how you can read and write to it?

heady lynx
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my nas and my server

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but

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in the network

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the one there is my PC normay the server is here and i can right click and remote accsess

lean pebble
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I sometimes use Hosts file for pointing my backup network drive the IP address

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I never used wins

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I finally finished configuring my truenas server and transferred it downstairs for plex and backups

thick minnow
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Hey so, Can I install something like Jellyfin onto a regular Linux desktop and then just open up a port to it in the firewall to access it, right?

heady lynx
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i am going to try use my swich box to kick it off the network and let it rejoin it

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found fault i think

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its painfull

thick minnow
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Thanks

heady lynx
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any one know what that means

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@tame carbon

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dose that mean that its came unpluged

low pond
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crystal:

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Someone in a another small tech server showed they got a new Ubiquitti switch

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i was like ew why ubi, heard of mikrotik or similar

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and they be like:

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my whole network is ubiqutitu

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so might as well be locked into their system

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🤣

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whenever i see ubiiquiti i cringeeee

clear igloo
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why, because someone doesn't use YOUR platform of choice?

low pond
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i dont have both of them.

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i like my dlink shit

frigid pine
heady lynx
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ty

verbal charm
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I stick to Pilot chat mostly and come below when I see a train wreck happening.

low pond
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Heh true.

waxen scroll
clear igloo
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lol

waxen scroll
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I can appreciate why that guy with other ubnt wants more ubnt. Especially if it's that cloud stuff

frigid pine
waxen scroll
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I don't think I've seen that yet

rocky badge
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Since I’m gonna move out of the house next year

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So if everything is under one dashboard and set and forget 😍

frigid pine
low pond
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that's mikrotik shell?

frigid pine
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yes

low pond
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that looks interesting

frigid pine
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it is

low pond
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I may get a mikrotik...

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so inflated here never mind my dir 853 prem router

zenith inlet
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Im trying to port foward but I cant figure it out

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most yt vids I find dont explain clear enough

unreal terrace
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Might be a bit far fetched but can I set up a VPN connection to my home with a standard router from the ISP?

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Like using a pc that is always on?

peak cloak
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That's what I do, I have a wireguard server in a vm

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Pivpn makes wireguard setup really easy

unreal terrace
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Can it run on linux too?

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@peak cloak

crisp bay
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Anyone here familliar with Pterodactyl tool?

peak cloak
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I run the server on linux

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It has like first class Linux support

crisp bay
unreal terrace
peak cloak
unreal terrace
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or you can voice call me and run thru the steps or do it for me?

peak cloak
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Not really sorry

unreal terrace
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dont have much knowledge about linux, i know just enough how to install redbot and how to update it, lol

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but thanks

dull mirage
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Any tips to protect ip from ddos/dos ? through domain in cloudflare or something

crisp bay
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it does not protect it against DDoS attacks. Use a proxy such as sslh

dull mirage
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huh?

crisp bay
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yea I use sslh for forwarding an IP and port

peak cloak
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Cloudflare boss http/https proxy for free

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Ssh?

crisp bay
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sslh

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not ssh

peak cloak
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What's that, never heard of it

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Another service like ngrok?

crisp bay
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it's basically a proxy

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just forwards an IP trough a port

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told that very wrong

peak cloak
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Cloudflare does tcp proxy as well

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But it's not free

dull mirage
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Something free xd

crisp bay
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yup

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I got DDoSed trough a domain, not subdomain

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that's why I don't trust CF for DDoS protection tho

peak cloak
peak cloak
crisp bay
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yeah probably did

peak cloak
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Cf is like the most trusted service

crisp bay
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agree

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I just bought the cheapest VPS and put a proxy on it (sslh) and forwarded an IP

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and most VPS providers has some sort of DDoS mitigation tho

crisp bay
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maybe I really did set it up wrong

peak cloak
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Doing more research

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Sslh is just ssh

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Kinda

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What I would reccomend is instead setup a wireguard tunnel

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Between the vps and home

crisp bay
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DAEMON_OPTS="--user sslh --listen 0.0.0.0:25590 --anyprot home IP:25590 --pidfile /var/run/sslh/sslh.pid"

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that's my forward basically

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or one of them

cosmic hinge
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Hello everyone. I need help with setting up arma 3 server from a dedicated server. If anyone knows how to do that. Please hit my dms. I am pretty far into the setup. Just need help with connecting to filezilla properly and setting up server launcher

crisp bay
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are you connecting to server trough filezilla with sftp?

zenith inlet
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xfinity

cosmic hinge
haughty ocean
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Hypixel has introduced cludflare to their servers (recent DDOS attacks) and it always gives me an error when i go to their website. Could my VPN be interfering with that?

low pond
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what error does it give

jovial oriole
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I hate CGNAT

low pond
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I love CGnat

jovial oriole
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Yup. Got a Static IP because of it

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How do I help someone check?

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Yup. Another headache. My ISP has all IPv6 hardware in place but not software, so the next best thing was Static IP

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Grabbed

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That is the easiest for most

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In CMD?

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How do i check this?

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Same here

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Am paying for a WAN IP

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so i run this in cmd?

zenith inlet
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wth is that. I dont know anything about that. I just need to now how to port foward

jovial oriole
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How do I change my router's hostname? It's this crazy thing

jovial oriole
zenith inlet
jovial oriole
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run this in cmd, share screenshot

zenith inlet
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got it

jovial oriole
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Press windows key, type cmd, press enter, command prompt opens

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type tracert 1.1.1.1 and press enter

zenith inlet
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yes ik how to do that

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aight

jovial oriole
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And then Windows+Shift+S for screenshot

zenith inlet
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aight

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Same problem from before

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im going to act like ik what your talking about

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thats not good laughter1

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could it because im using wireless on my pc not ethernet?

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Its my router and my pc if thats what you mean

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I have multiple wifi extensions throughout my house

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I saw something about that on yt when I first tried

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could be something with that

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exactly what I heard!

low pond
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stop insulting mesh systems

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they are prem

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microwave'd crystal

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😛

jovial oriole
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WHOA

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WiGIG!

low pond
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just run 400Gbps QSFP fiber shit to every wall

jovial oriole
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But what devices do you have that can use it?

low pond
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400gbit??? :P

zenith inlet
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so im guessing I cant hostmy server? is there a way for my friend to connect without port fowarding??

low pond
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over a longer area, covering a "park" or open area with wifi seems like the right thing to do

zenith inlet
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!

low pond
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getting like physcial connections everywhere could be a bit hard

zenith inlet
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anyway you can help me figure that out?

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wait does it cost money??

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aight

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gonna try

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does my friend need it aswell?

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aight