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cinder canopy
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just can't add the perm credits until the temp ones expire

glacial heath
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C band site live in Ft worth Texas for Verizon

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Range approximately 2miles

ancient latch
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Yo. I use to stream alot on twitch, then i took a break. Today, I tried to stream and it was ok on my side but the stream was laggin a whole bunch on twitch. I chek my internet and my upload speed was 2.2mbps. Its weird because my download speed was 400+mbps. I have an eternet cable plug in with a cat6 cable. I'm wondering if its a cable problem, since I did not change anything since my last stream. I'm just wondering if what are the other possibilities and if someone could help me understanding. Could this simply be internal? Maybe OBS is acting up again? Thx πŸ™‚ (im I even in the right place?)

true nova
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high download doesnt always mean high upload, something couldve been using ur upload bandwidth

sweet pawn
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Sorry for bringing this up like 2 days later, but if I use nginx to tunnel, will I need the nginx client on computers on which I need to connect to the sftp server

sweet pawn
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ngrok* sorry

sweet pawn
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ah, so i just need to do the tunnel thing and i can connect to sftp server over internet? aight

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thanks

fervent brook
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Anyone have experience with BV Security brand switches?

fallen locust
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hey anyone might know why i can't access my web based utility for my router?

low pond
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Wrong IP?

fallen locust
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nope i read the router manual it's definitely the correct one

peak cloak
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any devices in between?

fallen locust
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but when i used the isp's login info i logged into it

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but it wasn't like the routers settings, it was something else

fallen locust
peak cloak
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you are trying to access router?

fallen locust
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yes

peak cloak
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it's your own router right

fallen locust
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yeah

peak cloak
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windows computer?

fallen locust
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yes

peak cloak
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show output in cmd of ipconfig /all

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find what default gateway is

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that should be router IP

fallen locust
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yup, it's the exact one i used

peak cloak
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what's the error

fallen locust
peak cloak
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oh so it works

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but the login doesn't

fallen locust
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yeah

peak cloak
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what login are you trying to use?

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default?

fallen locust
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username: no username
password: admin

fallen locust
peak cloak
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nowadays they have it printed on a sticker on the router often

fallen locust
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yeah, thing is it's a pretty old router

peak cloak
fallen locust
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already did

peak cloak
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hmm

fallen locust
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oh

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it just worked

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i just pressed the reset button like 5 times

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lol

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wait now it doesn't work anymore

toxic leaf
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Looking to kill 2 birds with one stone by ditching renting from Comcast, and solving my AirLink issues.

sudden kayak
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For obvious reasons i am a bit biased, but I would genuinely say comcast is one of the few ISPs where you'll actually probably be getting your money's worth renting the gateway

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you'll be paying at least a couple hundred bucks to get something with equivalent hardware and features so the rental may be a better deal by the time you have to replace your outdated COAM gateway in a year or two

toxic leaf
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I did consider that to some extent, though I thought I could get closer to 4 years out of it.

toxic leaf
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No real need to stay up with the latest features.

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That's what I have right now.

sudden kayak
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this is the newest one with wifi 6e

toxic leaf
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Ah, so same design, but 6e and other features.

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I have that form factor (over the standard black towers they had)

sudden kayak
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i dont think you can get your own 6e router for under like $500 but yeah

toxic leaf
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Yeah, super expensive right now.

sudden kayak
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right. could be worth sticking with it if you upgrade to the xb8 once it's available

toxic leaf
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My biggest gripe is the lack of control I cannot decide which devices connect via 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz, I can't change channel frequency, nothing.

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All locked when I visit 10.0.0.1, and when I follow the link to my backend on their site, it's locked there too.

sudden kayak
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well, to be fair, 95% of the time it's better to have both bands on one SSID and let devices auto roam

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but yeah the big reason to forego comcast owned hardware is customization

toxic leaf
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Yep, no issues here, other than the Quest 2 issues.

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It really is sounding like I just need to buy a dedicated router and call it a day.

sudden kayak
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the funny part is.. i actually was just on the phone with comcast not 15 minutes ago, also upgrading from 100 down to 400 down

toxic leaf
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What kind of pricing did you land, and internet only?

sudden kayak
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i have a COAM dpc3008 which theoretically does 340mbps so i need an upgrade anyway, but it's also already old and worn out

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i got $70/month in my region

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but that's with a 2 year contract because i'm not planning to move, and there are no other ISPs in my neighborhood

toxic leaf
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Same scenario here

sudden kayak
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i would really just say to get the cheapest 1gbps docsis 3.0 or ideally 3.1 modem you can find

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for headroom/futureproofing

toxic leaf
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I currently have a $79 plan with 100 down, and 30 channels (we don't use the TV at all due to streaming, just part of the package), but it comes out to $130 after $8 box fee, $14 modem / router free, and a $21 "TV broadcast" fee.

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I want to drop the TV entirely and go up to 400

sudden kayak
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if you are interested, there's a custom "flex" streaming box that is free for internet-only customers (i.e. no $8 box fee) that gets you some tier of the streaming service

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i think its the $5 nbcu tier

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but yeah you may be able to cancel the tv and get 400 down for $70 ish

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just ask nicely and they'll likely be able to bump you up

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wifi wise... i actually just also upgraded my home wifi to use unifi gear and it's been great but they're having stock trouble like everyone else

tranquil jolt
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does anybody have any ideas why can't i get max speed internet on my pc? i've 1gbps internet, on my main pc it goes up to like 680mbps at best while on a 2nd pc & a laptop, the speeds are above 950 mbps. even 5g wifi is pulling like 750 mpbs on my s21ultra lol... tried resetting the network driver, reinstalling it, 3 different cat5e cables (they work very well for the laptop & other pc), pc ain't got no malware or anything either. checked bios settings to no avail

toxic leaf
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What kind of network hardware does your motherboard have?

tranquil jolt
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I am not quite sure, as it is my friends PC, Ill check this and get back to you as soon as I have the info, thank you for responding

fervent brook
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Oddly, because it uses Android and is always on...it feels like this camera has a faster "boot" time than my normal point and shoot

flat wagon
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network project wip :3

peak cloak
flat wagon
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thank u. gotta cable manage and add a ups + nas to it

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now if my isp starts rolling out 2.5g fiber speeds which they plan to, i'll be all set.

peak cloak
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no patch panels, no ups, no NAS

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storage situation is a mess

waxen scroll
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why is the server behind a crapload of patch cables

peak cloak
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there's a server?

rocky badge
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My networking is at the top and servers in the middle lol

flat wagon
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are u talking about the things on the bottom?

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that's just an ONT and some ISP UPS for the ONT only

rocky badge
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Still having something behind patch cables isn't nice imo

flat wagon
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wat

rocky badge
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My messy rack right now HAHA I just grabbed whatever cables I had that worked. Need to order to length cables.

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flat wagon
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oh

rocky badge
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Kinda like this too

unborn sluice
rocky badge
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instead of 24 1ft

flat wagon
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my patch cables aren't obstructed by anything. the thing behind the patch cable is the router

waxen scroll
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Server

flat wagon
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dats a router

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it's a rb5009

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i don't have a nas server yet but I'm custom building one soon

peak cloak
rocky badge
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connections lol

peak cloak
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Yeah..

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Don't have really that much

rocky badge
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connections gud

opaque stirrup
faint bronze
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Um... From building to building it is recommended to use fiber. Using electrical cables can cause problems and break hardware.

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It is related to there possible being a voltage difference between buildings.

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Also, lightning will cause problems with electrical cables that are ran outside...

pulsar thorn
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Wireguard people, I feel like I'm doing something wrong

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I have all my port forwarding set up and my wireguard server is running, but I can't get any traffic across it

unborn sluice
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bummer

rocky badge
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Or correct WG subnet/allowed networks range

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Although I can’t really help rn

pulsar thorn
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all good lol

hardy sandal
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only 1 switch in use

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one cisco have dead psu , second cisco needs factory reset but i don't have cable

snow lance
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aight can anyone help me with my ongoing issue with port forwarding i got a mikrotik recently so pretty noob in that shit and it wasnt working a couple of weeks prior

snow lance
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why ipv6 not working?

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i need it for parsec

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i enabled the package and rebooted still doesnt work

peak cloak
snow lance
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alright what do i do

peak cloak
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never did ipv6 on mtik, but the steps on anything are, setup dhcp6-pd, then setup RA

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let me look it up rq

snow lance
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so youre saying to install any package you go through those steps or smth?

peak cloak
snow lance
peak cloak
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on the second step, set interface to whatever wan interface is

snow lance
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aight lmc

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oof ive never used the terminal before mildpanic

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what does this do @peak cloak

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is it some sorta cd command looks liek it

peak cloak
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nd means neighbor discovery

snow lance
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ahhh

peak cloak
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it's the same heirachy

snow lance
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ohh ic

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@peak cloak how do you paste things into terminal

snow lance
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just goes into this shortcut mode

peak cloak
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try just right clicking?

snow lance
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nope

peak cloak
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idk, never really use the webfig terminal

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I always either ssh in, winbox, or webfig ui

snow lance
peak cloak
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also

snow lance
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ye i got it

peak cloak
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you need to be in /ipv6 dhcp-client

snow lance
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yep that was it

peak cloak
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print to see if you get a prefix?

snow lance
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nothing

peak cloak
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apparently need to add this rule

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  comment="Accept DHCPv6 client prefix delegation"  \ 
  dst-port=546 protocol=udp src-address=fe80::/10```
snow lance
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oh wait i think it might be wrong to use ether1

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did a speedtest

peak cloak
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what's modem connected to

peak cloak
snow lance
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uhhh it just comes from the wall into the router

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aight

peak cloak
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ether1 right..

hollow marlin
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in the terminal type /ipv6 export and paste the output

snow lance
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# software id = E18J-CNSV
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# model = RBD52G-5HacD2HnD
# serial number = E5780FDD3597
/ipv6 dhcp-client
add add-default-route=yes interface=ether1 pool-name=general-pool6 request=prefix```
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i should set it to ether2

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aight

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still doesnt print so ima do that firewall thing

hollow marlin
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You're missing one of the settings. Enter ipv6 settings set accept-router-advertisements=yes. Without it ROS will drop router-advertisements (RA) which is a requirement for obtaining an address and DHCPv6

snow lance
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oh got it

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still doesnt oof

peak cloak
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do you know if ISP has ipv6?

snow lance
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yes

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also src address what should that be

wanton cypress
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if i am setting up a vpn on my server should I use the server ip or a different ip to route to that is not listed as a device on the network?

snow lance
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this one?

peak cloak
peak cloak
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oh no

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keep as it is

snow lance
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aight still doesnt print

peak cloak
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it's basically saying accept dhcp from link-local

hollow marlin
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what does the ipv6 neighbor print output show?

snow lance
hollow marlin
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So its just seeing v6 neighbors internally, not on eth1

snow lance
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its in eth2 btw

hollow marlin
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Gotcha. What does /ipv6 nd print detail show

snow lance
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so im not sure and search results dont show lmao

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but i got their "server static ip" package thing so i would assume i do

snow lance
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no on their website where you can add mac addresses

peak cloak
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huh

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never seen such a system here

snow lance
snow lance
peak cloak
snow lance
peak cloak
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if you don't have any prefixes assigned, it won't do anything

snow lance
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ik there is a way to use like a wireless access point

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then youd just use a router

hollow marlin
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Thats fine. Like present said, paste the IPv6 firewall panel. Preferably through the GUI/Winbox to see the counters easier too

snow lance
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i did the firewall thing

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with all the shit

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through command doe

peak cloak
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do a packet capture?

snow lance
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how

peak cloak
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let me find it

hollow marlin
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No I meant the whole FW table, not the individual rules

snow lance
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its the only thing

hollow marlin
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@snow lance Just because Mikrotik's SLAAC implementation is garbage, in the CLI run /ping 2001:4860:4860::8888 and see if you get a response

rocky badge
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@waxen scroll @clear igloo Went to a client today. Pulled their old Cisco 28 Port Gigabit PoE Managed Switch. LOL

peak cloak
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never used mtik's packet capture, it's a bit of handful compared to tcpdump

rocky badge
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it's actually not a bad switch tbh....

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EoSale was 2018. EoSupport is 2023

rocky badge
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It's actually a $1k-ish switch MSRP iirc

peak cloak
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try tool sniffer set filter-mac-protocol=ipv6

snow lance
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just get a router already has a switch lmao

snow lance
peak cloak
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then

snow lance
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yes i get it XDDDDDDDD its alright ros

peak cloak
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there's a quick mode

snow lance
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how do you stop

peak cloak
snow lance
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ye well i aint so big brain on the setup shit but i would assume it would be a config for your main router

peak cloak
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tool sniffer quick mac-protocol=ipv6

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@snow lance

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see if there is any ipv6 action

snow lance
hollow marlin
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I would use tool sniffer interface=ether1 ipv6-address=::

peak cloak
snow lance
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i did

snow lance
peak cloak
peak cloak
snow lance
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hoh why is it on ether1 breh beastieboy

peak cloak
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nothing special

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everything gets link-local

snow lance
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but i am on ether2 wouldnt i need that

peak cloak
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when it shouldn't be

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I'm trying to understand your setup

snow lance
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does this shit oof

snow lance
hollow marlin
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Well the output earlier showed dhcp-client on ether1 which is why I stated that earlier

snow lance
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or well i could just say to my pc

peak cloak
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just what does ether1 go to

snow lance
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wall > mikrotik > switch > pc

peak cloak
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and what does ether2 go to

snow lance
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idk lemme go look

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@peak cloak port 1 comes in from the wall port 2 goes to my switch then pc

peak cloak
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Ok

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Ok, so it should stay as it is. DHCP client needs to be on ether1 not 2

snow lance
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this my network pretty much

peak cloak
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Yeah

snow lance
snow lance
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yes

peak cloak
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Because PC is connected to those ports...

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Ether2 is part of the bridge

hollow marlin
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So yeah, if you run tool sniffer quick interface=ether1 mac-protocol=ipv6 , if v6 is indeed provided by your ISP, you should see RAs

snow lance
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oh so ether1 is the incoming shit?

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like from the wall

peak cloak
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Yes ..

snow lance
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ah am dumb lol

snow lance
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isp is called dansk kabel tv there you go i tried looking

peak cloak
snow lance
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oh wait i mixed it up with another command

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it said this

hollow marlin
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type / and hit enter, then run it

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you are in the wrong hierarchy

snow lance
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ah got it

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oh shits here

hollow marlin
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Ok so there is something

snow lance
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so that mean isp does provide ipv6?

hollow marlin
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Yes

snow lance
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phew lmao

hollow marlin
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While its running, hit D then Q, then its best to view the packet in the GUI

snow lance
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aight

hollow marlin
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Wait, looking at this, none of those are from ether1

snow lance
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oh isee

hollow marlin
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Run it again specifying the interface tool sniffer quick interface=ether1 mac-protocol=ipv6

snow lance
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ye i did that last time im quite sure

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but i accidentally hit ctrl+r when hitting ctrl+t

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taking its time now

hollow marlin
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Yeah give it time. RAs are not frequent

snow lance
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toopk like a minute and didnt show anything without specifying interface its almost instant

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but ill try again

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anything i can do to make an RA happen? what is an ra

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GOT IT

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@hollow marlin

hollow marlin
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Thats just DHCPv6 request. Is that the only traffic you're seeing?

snow lance
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yes

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this is everything i got

hollow marlin
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Well as a last resort, stop the capture, try /ping ff02::1 interface=ether1

snow lance
hollow marlin
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So one reply, probably the Tik. If /ipv6 address print ether1 address matches that ping, then its responding to iteslf

snow lance
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oof

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yeah it only does that address

hollow marlin
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Yeah Im going to say you're not getting v6 from your provider

snow lance
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but it used to work

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parsec did (which needs ipv6)

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until a couple of weeks before i got the mikrotik mustve been a small month ig and port forwarding also stopped working

hollow marlin
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I would reach out to them then if other services stopped

snow lance
hollow marlin
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If pinging ff02::1 (all host) doesn't get a response from other devices, then there is nothing with IPv6 enabled.

snow lance
hollow marlin
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Those responses are from your other interfaces. FF00::/8 is local scope so not specifying an interface blast it out all of them, hence why I suggested using ether1 before

snow lance
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so isp still not giving ipv6?

hollow marlin
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Doesn't appear to be

snow lance
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ill mail them hyperjoy

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@clear igloo This switch is just chillin' on top of my subwoofer LOL

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it's vibrating all around

clear igloo
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Don't shake the packets, they'll get all jumbled up!

peak cloak
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@hollow marlin seems like some fios business customers are starting to get ipv6 notices of when it'll be enabled

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according to dsl reports

hollow marlin
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Yeah I occasionally check to see if I am getting RAs. I would actually suspect it will be rolled out to residential first, or at minimum for both business/residential at the same time.

peak cloak
hollow marlin
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A few months back I remember seeing a few reports in NJ that with at least the VZN provided router it was handing out v6. Most likely just a trial

peak cloak
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@tender hazel is there a way to have routeros hand out dhcp addresses from lowest to highest? instead of what it does now?

maiden arrow
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Hi All, i am running into some difficulities here with a site to site i am trying to do from a fortigate deivice to AWS

I followed the fortigate cookbook guidelines and created the vpn on both ends but its saying down on both ends and i cannot figure out why, the fortigate is saying it is connected via the logs but aws and the ipsec tunnel is saying down can anyone give some insight here or went through this?

opaque stirrup
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Is there special rj45 connectors for shielded cable I've just tried putting a connector on it and none of the wires fit into it ive ordered some "easy install" things as I couldn't find anything else

waxen scroll
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Yep. Cat6a

dusk juniper
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Anybody know when I want to change my location on vpn and I have the vpn directly installed on my router do I have to upload a new .ovpn file to my router every time I want to switch ?

faint bronze
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I would guess yes you need to upload a new file.

long thistle
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depends on what grounding is in the cable

opaque stirrup
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Damm the ones I ordered still don't fit it's like the insulation around each core is still way too thick

midnight field
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oh no, I didn't knew this channel exist

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so to start with, the problem is that my laptop isn't showing on the network, I use LAN directly between laptop to get them connected, it used to work and show there, but now it's not.

long thistle
midnight field
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I don't really understand, but what I can say is that I connect them directly laptop to laptop with the LAN cable

long thistle
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show pic of both ends of cable

midnight field
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physically?

long thistle
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yes

midnight field
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hold on, I'm trying something and have to reboot in abit

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It's still new tho

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OH MY GOODNESS, I'm so stupid, been trying for 3 hours and it finally worked

long thistle
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lol

unborn sluice
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Oh so it's windows discovery thingy but the netowkr is fine

opaque stirrup
# long thistle did you buy cat6/6a plug?

The cable was 50m Cat6a 23AWG Solid F/FTP and ive just noticed the connectors are only cat6 i didnt really thing it made much of a difference i have 2 other types of connectors coming one is cat7/6a and the other is like fancier cat6 connectors i didnt think the connectors were different in anyway whoops

midnight field
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does Cat6 with 50Meter length and 5Meter length has any difference in performance?

low pond
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Nah performance difference is nearly nothing

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Basically in the nanosecond region, very negligible

peak cloak
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for 10 gigabit it's only rated for 37-55 meters

midnight field
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oh ok

low pond
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clear igloo
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lol

rocky badge
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oml the CLI is trippin' me up

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I keep wanting to do IOS commands

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not sh power inline police

clear igloo
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Haha, yah, it's pretty backwards

rocky badge
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Wow these PoE PTZ/SDI cams are consuming a lot compared to the AP lol

waxen scroll
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ew it doesnt do IOS commands?

rocky badge
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It's a SG300-28MP 🀣

toxic leaf
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Anyone have a solid recommendation for a good Cat 6a cable, cat 5e, etc? Every single product I check into these days is a circle of inconsistent doom reviews, so figured I'd ask those who actually use it.

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I only need 5-10ft.

clear igloo
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Monoprice, Cable Matters, and trueCable are ones I've always used

rocky badge
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G27 and G28 are either RJ45 or SFP

tender hazel
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@peak cloak no. It always goes highest to lowest

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But if you don’t like the ip it has given something you can right click the lease and choose make static and change it to what you want

plush loom
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Hello everyone, anybody able to give me some tips/Google search terms?

I've got a weird network setup where the camper next to the house is connected via a rpi4 forwarding traffic and DHCP between it's Ethernet port that's connected to a wifi router and it's wlan0 which is connected to the house wifi network.

I want to setup something where if the camper isn't connected to the home network a backup DHCP server runs so that in-camper devices can still communicate.

I already know of a way to setup my wifi router as a completely separate network but I want camper devices and house devices to be able to communicate with each other ( when the camper is connected ofc) so it doesn't work for me.

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I'm a bit of a newb when it comes to networking terminology and concepts beyond simple "I want it all connected" trees or "I want separate subnets" trees so I probably missed something simple.
(Also the weird "wifi repeater" setup is just because I had that stuff lying around and didn't want to buy an expensive repeater that would get better speeds)

waxen scroll
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you need to make the rpi4 be a router and the RV needs to be its own subnet. no bridging.

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you then need to either NAT or configure a static route on the home network so it can find the RV

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im sure theres some hack you can do to start/stop a dhcp based on conditions but thats going to suck

south blade
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Complicated question maybe...I'm trying to think of a way to connect my router to my phone to get internet off of that, the problem is that I use this app called PdaNet+ and I need to use the proxy it sets up to be able to use the internet off my phone. I have a router I would like to use to do this, it has DD-WRT installed. The guides I see on how to connect to a phone don't say anything about proxies.

waxen scroll
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it sounds like you need to host a PAC file on the DD-WRT webserver I believe that if the proxy is unreachable you can tell it to go without one rather than hard setting a proxy and just failing

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i'm somewhat aware of PACs but im not a good resource to ask. good luck

south blade
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I haven't been able to get internet off my phone on any device if I didn't find where to put the proxy, like to my desktop I either had to do it in the Firefox settings or in the Network settings on Ubuntu.

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Doesn't look like anyone there understood what he meant either. You gotta use the app to understand I guess, I can connect to the PdaNet+ hotspot just fine without the proxy, but if the proxy isn't setup there is 0 (zero) internet access.

midnight field
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is Cat7 really worth to get for transferring big files from computer to computer?

plain siren
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They dont actually use RJ45 Connections either

midnight field
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I don't really understand, but I get it now that Cat7 doesn't exist

plain siren
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They use GG45 or TERA connectors

midnight field
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oh ok

plain siren
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Cat8 however is Ratified by IEEE and a EIA standard

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Is it worth it? no

rocky badge
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@clear igloo I love networked AV but I hate that most management interfaces are 100M 😑😑

clear igloo
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😦

waxen scroll
rocky badge
plain siren
# waxen scroll thats like IoT that cant support 5GHz

This is both a good and a bad thing. 2.4GHz allows for more reliable Wireless (Further Range, More Penetration, and Less Power Use), but leaves you requiring the 2.4GHz SSIDs/Antenna|Radiators/AP's

it also reduces cost of production. Not using 5Ghz also keeps that band uncongested. The need for higher bandwidth isnt really needed on IoT. To top it off you can use Bluetooth and WiFi on the same Antenna further reducing cost and removing the need for an additional radio phy.

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Most IoT devices also dont support having the SDIO Interface run at that speed

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Take this RTL8189ETV for Example, it is a WiFi 802.11 B/G/N SDIO Module used in many IoT Devices. $1.50

unborn sluice
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I mean, LoRa is kbps

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Efficiency over speed

plain siren
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Many of these devices are also communicated to over Serial (UART)

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You dont send 1 Gbit/s over UART

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You would honestly be hard pressed to find an IoT Device that saturates more than 100 Mbit/s

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Too high powered, Needs a higher performing SoC, Additional Antenna, More GPIO, More Cost, Not alot of use

plain siren
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Basically shit that uses the CC1101 Chip

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40 Meters or more of Range

lean trail
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how do i get my router to show up?

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fixed

waxen scroll
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my router doesnt either. thats normal.

slow pivot
waxen scroll
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@plain siren IoT better start doing more than 100mb. switches gonna stop doing 10/100

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cisco already doing that

plain siren
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I figure that will be more common

waxen scroll
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@rocky badge waiting for comcast to screw me

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im up for renewal right now but the website is stuck claiming i still have my old price

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πŸ˜„

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also they reduced the autopay discount $5 unless you give them access to your bank account

rocky badge
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lol

waxen scroll
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pretty rude

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also I was wrong, they did play games. If you get TV+100mb its like 30 versus $45 for only 100

sudden kayak
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if not DM me i have something else i can try

meager flame
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How fast is your gigabit NIC?

hardy sandal
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Woah

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Where do u get this fast network ?

undone crag
plain siren
waxen scroll
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It's fake.

low pond
tall pagoda
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Is it possible to make a LAN ring circuit?
Like Router-Switch-Switch-Switch-Router

tall pagoda
thick minnow
olive plover
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excuse me-

low pond
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Ok uhm the server selection isn't the best i guess

peak cloak
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dealing with layer 2 kinda sucks

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this protocol called STP makes sure there are no loops

plain siren
peak cloak
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but it's better to just use routers at that point and MPLS I heard

meager flame
hollow marlin
# peak cloak but it's better to just use routers at that point and MPLS I heard

If the routers are not utilizing any L2, technically STP wouldn't even be required in such a scenario. If the router is and both references to the router are the same router, it likely is in which STP is still fine. For pure L2 rings, at least in the enterprise space, at a point its better to make use of G.8032, also called ERP/ERPS. MPLS serves a slightly different purpose

meager flame
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weird thing is the fucked-factor changes every reboot. Virtio drivers make the graph work fine but these are unsigned and that makes anticheats cry (but that's offtopic for #networking)

low pond
hollow marlin
# peak cloak never heard of ERP/ERPS

Pretty much the standard in service provider space and has its use in some enterprise scenarios. Basically the the root sends OAM packets out each port facing the ring and along the path one of the ports is then blocked (for forwarding traffic only) after it does its thing. Basically its creating a loop at the control plane. Much more complicated then STP by far but more stable in a ring scenario.

hollow marlin
low pond
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(i basically want that port "L2" tunneled to maybe some other mikrotik somewhere away)

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thing is my ISP has a seprate ethernet from the FTTH box just for IPTV

hollow marlin
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You could do L2TP or better yet just IGMP-proxy if the IPTV is multicast

low pond
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Oo, I am not sure. I do know that the box just access's a set IP and a port to access it

snow lance
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so i think its probs an os issue

waxen scroll
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@hollow marlin @clear igloo in webex with cisco sales

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🀣

clear igloo
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Tell them to buy all the things!

waxen scroll
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2022 update and finding out what they can sell us

dense sphinx
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I have a problem with my network, on video games my ping in 200+ even though my download speed is 120mbps and upload speed is 12. All of my network adapter drivers are up to date (via device manager). Any fix?

desert ferry
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anyone uses Ubiquity switches? I'm trying to find idle-medium-max power consumption for USW-PRO-48 but NON POE version before I buy one.

waxen scroll
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when can I buy a UBNT spine?

desert ferry
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thx, I saw datasheet before.

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but it's hard to estimate return on investment when i don't have it (can't measure) how it will actually be

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of course, worst case scenario is assuming this 60W

rocky badge
low pond
distant condor
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Heey I really need some help because I don't understand what I should be doing, anyone got some time in ~20 mins? pretty please*

distant condor
dense sphinx
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plugged in and i even tried to disconnect and reconnect

peak cloak
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download/upload speed and ping are not correlated

distant condor
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yeah that shouldnt help because it's probably not a digital issue

distant condor
peak cloak
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technically with a super low ping you won't get fast downloads because of tcp, but that's just a technicality

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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i dont think so

distant condor
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u fr monkey

peak cloak
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in terminal ping 1.1.1.1

dense sphinx
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im on the right servers

distant condor
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he just said he has 12mbps upload speed, that's not meant to happen, right?

dense sphinx
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wait no 12 mbps is okay?

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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yea ^^

peak cloak
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it's usually asymetric, especially on dociss (coax)

distant condor
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well I don't know much about it, all I know is my upload speed is 250 so felt 12 would be indicative of an issue

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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how do i do that?

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in cmd?

peak cloak
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open terminal, run that command

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yes

dense sphinx
distant condor
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should look something like this, right

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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hmm πŸ€”

distant condor
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what does ttl mean?

peak cloak
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time to live

distant condor
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oh so mine is slower

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or, nvm

peak cloak
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no

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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how?

peak cloak
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traceroute 1.1.1.1 I think?

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or tracert 1.1.1.1

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don't remember the syntax on windows

distant condor
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maybe not screenshot all of that arlooh

peak cloak
dense sphinx
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1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms amplifi.lan [my ip]

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oops wait its loading more

peak cloak
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whole thing

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but yeah I bet it's just ISP and the connection

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yep

dense sphinx
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idk what the do dat

distant condor
dense sphinx
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<1 ms <1 ms <1 ms
2 * * * Request timed out.
3 579 ms 265 ms 238 ms
4 167 ms 272 ms 234 ms
5 73 ms 113 ms 59 ms
6 173 ms 142 ms 194 ms
7 636 ms 125 ms 98 ms
8 134 ms 130 ms 172 ms
9 260 ms 121 ms 97 ms

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soooo thats not good i dont think

peak cloak
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an IP is an IP, it's not that much of a secret

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traceroute and ping can only give you an approximation, but it's just the connection between you and game server, nothing you can really do.

distant condor
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apart from private ip

peak cloak
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private IP is even less of a secret

distant condor
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oh I thought that was the thing I wasnt supposed to share

peak cloak
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no

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public IP is it mostly

dense sphinx
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wait now i have good ping..

peak cloak
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Private IPs are not publically routable, so if you share it, it's useless for the most part

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but with IPv6 coming in, NAT is being phased out and each device locally gets a public IP (technically global) and a local IP (technically called link-local)

distant condor
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oh right, and should we share those?

peak cloak
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mines 10.0.20.71, idc

distant condor
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haha alr

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okay Monkey could you help me with my ethernet connection

dense sphinx
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my ping goes from 40 for like 2 minutes, spikes up to 160 for 1-2 seconds and goes right back down to 40 ping?

peak cloak
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but it could be a sign to investigate

peak cloak
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there really aren't any great other public options

distant condor
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ah, but the question, hey can you help me, implies I'm also willing to provide you with whatever you need to help me, if anyone is willing to that is

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alr Imma write an essay on what my issue is gimme a sec

dense sphinx
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minimum of 500 words

clear igloo
distant condor
#

I got a router downstairs, two floors down. It's got an ethernet cable (all cables are cat5 or higher) through the basement, the floor, the walls, up to a switch (Netgear GS105Ev2) which is connected locally and accessible through it's IP in browser. It's mounted behind a built-in closet, so a big hassle to change anything about the physical configuration of. To this switch are connected four LAN cables, all Cat5 or higher. One of said cables routes to an access point (TP-Link EAP225) that is capable of simultaneous dual band operation. Another of said cables is routed to my wall LAN outlet, which is then routed to my PC's Motherboard. As shown in picture #1, my PC is connected to Ethernet. as shown in picture #3, it is not connected through Wi-Fi. Furthermore I should note, my pc is the only device currently and generally connected to our local network through a LAN connection. As shown in picture #4 my ethernet reaches speeds of approximately 200 down and 250 up. The port on my motherboard, as well as all the ports on the Switch are 1Gbit/s ports. My issue is as follows: I wish to enable a mobile hotspot on my pc, and I have tried a couple of times. The problem that occurs most attempts, is that my mobile phone 'can't find the IP adress'. I suspect, based on numerous subtle hints, my PC is not directly connected to my router (via the switch admittedly) but connected to my access point, more specifically my access point's 2.4 band. This means my local ethernet connection (to my future NAS and other PC) will be unnecessarily slow. Could someone please help me come to a solution for this particular issue, preferably one that does not involve moving my built-in closet.
Thank you very much for your time and effort, Discord tells me I only have 69 characters left... nice
-SOURCES: #1[Windows Settings > Network and Internet] #2[Networkcenter] #3[Available Networks] #4[https://www.speedtest.net by Ookla]

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fixed some grammar and spelling issues

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It's only 340 words by the way, 1931 characters (1602 excluding spaces) that's all Discord could give me

peak cloak
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Windows should NAT for mobile hotspots no?

distant condor
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I have no idea what that means

peak cloak
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Meaning windows should hand out a IP within a seperate subnet and then use NAT to allow access to rest of network

distant condor
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It's also possible that my pc doesn't have a wifi card that does not support the 5Ghz band, but then the _5.0 network should not show up at available networks, right?

distant condor
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the Access point is currently only connected with 1 cable to the Switch, so I didn't route the ethernet output back into the switch or right to my pc

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my pc is also uncapable of automatically connecting straight to my router's network, simply named Hoogstraat86

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I used to be connected to the router via an ethernet cable, that worked fine, however then the cable went straight up from the router through the wall, I can't do that anymore

peak cloak
distant condor
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I'm also not planning on pulling another wire from my router to my pc, because I already have one from router to switch, and I'm unsure whether the pipeline fits any more, or whether my router even has another port

peak cloak
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I still don't understand your network, a diagram speaks 100 words

distant condor
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alr

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lemme see if I can find it, wait where can I find that?

peak cloak
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Make one?

distant condor
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hmmm okay

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my netgear app tried making one but it only sees netgear devices, which is just the switch

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okay give me some time

peak cloak
distant condor
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thanks

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swimlane?

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I'll do flowchart

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okay I did not mean for it to look like a swaztika

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5 port means 1 in 4 out

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thic lines are lan cables, dotty lines are wireless connecitons

peak cloak
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That looks perfectly normal

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And standard

distant condor
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yup

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though my pc can only get it's ethernet connection from the access point, not the router

primal ice
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winkey +x > device manager > network adapters -- like that.

sharp meteor
distant condor
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@primal ice and then what?

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@peak cloak hey I've got 5Ghz wifi support :)

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installation required, device configured, migrated

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does that mean anything?

primal ice
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thats probably your virtual adapters.

distant condor
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also says : information - Device PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_123C1025&REV_16\01000000684CE00000 requires further installation.

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oh when I go to advanced properties of that Realtek (motherboard in my prebuilt) port, it says Network adress: not present

distant condor
primal ice
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yeah I would delete those two virtual adapters and restart the machine . seems like you tried to bridge the wifi to the ethernet port and did not set stuff up correctly and windows did some crazy stuff.

distant condor
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oh the ones that say virtual adapter, I didnt notice those

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yeah some time ago I tried setting up the hotspot with a youtube tutorial, twice :)

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alr Imma reboot then

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still connected to my Access Point

primal ice
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check device manager did it set up the virtual devices again?

distant condor
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it's weird because when we configured the Access point, we named the two Wi-Fi networks seperately, we didn't see the option for 1 network name with automatic dual band at the time, I'm not sure if there is one. However we did not set the ethernet name to anything because we were not planning on using that, now my ethernet is connected to a low bandwith..

distant condor
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also has this LAN 14 thingy, used to be Lan 2. It's connected but nothing happens when I disable it

primal ice
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yeah you've created a bridge connection with your wifi. you will have to figure out how to undo that.. basically you are connecting to the wifi then bridging it to the ethernet. that is why the ethernet is saying you are connected to the wifi.

distant condor
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hm

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I'm gonna highlight that

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okay so would you perhaps now how to go about finding that out?

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I know vaguely what I did back then, it was two years ago though

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oh right I did a thing where I went into the ethernet properties, picked IPv4 and manually set an IP, pretty sure

primal ice
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unfortunately no cause I am not sure how you did it, basically if you can remember what video you watched you would want to undo everyhing. 😦

distant condor
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yes I found it, on LAN-connection* 14, the IPv4 IP is manually set to... nothing

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that might've messed stuff up, but shouldn't

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I'm doing a reboot, but I'm pretty sure that's only part of the mess I made

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okay it recreated the virtual adapter

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the LAN 14 is still there, and it's set back, manually to this

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is that supposed to happen?

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okay when I uninstall the virtual adapter it immediately makes a new one

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hey the network connection is called "LAN-connection* 2" again

primal ice
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should be set to auto for IP and DNS

distant condor
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yeah, when I boot it sets to this

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also, I can't click OK because it says "we need an ip for this" but I can close it, and it stays on forced IP

primal ice
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yeah from that video you used it messed a bunch of stuff up. how you are even connecting to anything is amazing πŸ˜›

distant condor
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oh I set it to automatic now, and it stays there

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lemme reboot...

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damn it

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the network connection is called 14 again, the virtual adapter is nr5 again, the IP is set manually to nothing

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and my keyboard is messed up!

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my symbols are mapped wrong

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I'm downloading network mapping software, to maybe see what's going on

primal ice
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its nothing wrong with your network its your computer settings.

distant condor
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yeah but maybe the mapping software can see where my conneciton goes before it goes to my router

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and also with it I can easily see the IP adresses of my pc, the access point and the switch

primal ice
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in admin cmd prompt type in ipconfig /all that will show your computer stuff

peak cloak
distant condor
distant condor
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me getting internet through my access point

peak cloak
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since it's all layer 2 stuff

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well it can, but eh

distant condor
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I know the rule of don't ask to ask, but I'm not gonna upload potentially private stuff in here, so Imma ask to ask

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would someone be down to call me private, so I can stream and we can figure this out?

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I cri

primal ice
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you can dm me.

distant condor
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damn it guys this guy's a genius

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he fixed my hotspot

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not what I asked for, but he did it and itworks great :)

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I still have no idea what to do about my weirdly set up ethernet connection so if anyone is interested + extremely bored, hit me up <3

dense sphinx
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i need help troubleshooting as to why video games on my system run at such a high ping

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They just don’t draw any data and idk why

waxen scroll
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thats why I laugh at cable salespeople who ask if im a gamer and "you should upgrade to 1gb cause its better for gaming"

jade briar
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ping and data are not really related in that way....

dense sphinx
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okay well

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idk

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im playing on my native servers and im getting 200+ ping

jade briar
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have you tried running a traceroute?

dense sphinx
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no

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well actually i think i did

dense sphinx
waxen scroll
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yep. time to call your ISP and complain

dense sphinx
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it was fine the other day when i was on my other system

peak cloak
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your on cable?

dense sphinx
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ethernet

peak cloak
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no like

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type of internet

dense sphinx
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idk

peak cloak
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dsl, cable, fiber?

dense sphinx
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ill ask my dad 1 secon

peak cloak
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because dsl and cable can be suseptible to more interference

dense sphinx
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def not fiber tho

peak cloak
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so prob cable

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since you said 150 download

dense sphinx
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yea i asked we have cable

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290 mbps download

jade briar
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That's like saying the sink in the kitchen was fine yesterday when the sink in the bathroom isn't working today. Turns out it was city plumbing.

dense sphinx
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i was on my old system yesterday, im on my new system today

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so i suspect its something to do with my computer

jade briar
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not at hop 3 it isn't

dense sphinx
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at what?

peak cloak
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you have <1ms to router (1st hop)

jade briar
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there is a chance it isn't a router

dense sphinx
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i have an amplifi router

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and my brother on his computer is having no problems at all!

peak cloak
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but then again, traceroute doesn't give fill picture

jade briar
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you kind of have to see if the route to multiple things behave strangely

dense sphinx
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so how do i do that

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cuz everything else in the house thats hooked up to the router has no issues at all

peak cloak
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are they playing the same game

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the only issue you are stating is that the latency in game is too high

dense sphinx
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well im having issues on all games

jade briar
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are all computers in your house having issues on all games?

dense sphinx
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arma 3, csgo, minecraft. fortnite

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only my computer is having problems on games

rocky badge
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Is Level3 eating shit with their Google peer

waxen scroll
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Probably

thick pecan
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does anyone know how to check if your network adapter has a onboard processor

thick pecan
meager flame
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Yes

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For pxe boot etc

thick pecan
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so i can disable this DisableTaskOffload to have network cpu load go to network adapter instead of cpu

meager flame
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Yes, don't expect noticable performance improvement tho

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DisableTaskOffload should be false by default anyways

thick pecan
meager flame
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Β―\_(ツ)_/Β―

fallow bramble
wet roost
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Anyone here work in the networking field? Would they mind sending me a quick dm to answer some career related questions ?

low pond
wet roost
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I'm about to enquire about a networking position, I have no experience or certs, only a passing interest and willingness to learn. What sort of things might they ask or expect of me? Im not looking to learn/memorize things to bullshit my way into the sector, just so that they might take me a little more seriously if I sort of know what I'm talking about

slow pivot
wet roost
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Ah okay, thanks for your help

slow pivot
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Maybe that is too big a list for what you are going after, but I would say that is a solid base

thick minnow
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New patch cabinet lookin good

wanton cypress
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Do you know where you can get HP DL180 G6 server rails

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I have HPE DL360-G10 rails but not sure if they work with the dl180 g6 server

distant condor
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So mine has only 5 hops, does that mean there's less devices or different cables between me and my provider?

peak cloak
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a traceroute to some distant poorly connected server can have many more hops

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1.1.1.1 is owned by cloudflare, and is an anycast IP, meaning you will be routed to the closest server usually. Cloudflare has very good connectivity as many ISPs peer directly with them

shell bear
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anyone know what the max speed of qsfp cable is

peak cloak
shell bear
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thanks. I am planning to implement that cable in my home network

peak cloak
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it's 4gpbs

peak cloak
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if you want 10 gig, use sfp+

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qsfp+ can do 40 gig

shell bear
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I wan't to add 40gb networking to 4 pc in my house

peak cloak
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uhh ok, that's very $$$

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you have a NAS or something, cuz that's very fast

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would require fiber

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just a 8 port switch is over $2,000

shell bear
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I have a home server that is being used by 5 pc and 2 tv's

peak cloak
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you do not need 40 gigabit I can assure you

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this is enterprise level stuff

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gigabit for the most part is fine, 10 gigabit I can understand

shell bear
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I am uploading two drives to the cloud, streaming content from a hdd to two 2 tvs and a pc and it's also having files being added to it like pics, vids and songs

peak cloak
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ok, that's not 40 gigabit usecase

primal flax
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All the gigabits lol

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Anyone here has idea why mc server defaults to ipv6?

peak cloak
primal flax
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yes

peak cloak
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probobly doesn't have a v4 address assigned to it

primal flax
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It does lol

shell bear
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I have a 2.5 gb post and it's hitting 100% usage under load

peak cloak
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then get 10 gigabit

primal flax
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I don't mind it being on 6 because that's nice

peak cloak
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10 gigabit is still semi affortable

primal flax
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But it should bind itself to ipv4 is the issue

peak cloak
primal flax
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no

peak cloak
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weird

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bedrock or java?

primal flax
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java

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As you can see it binds 25565 to tcp6

peak cloak
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that is very weird

primal flax
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It broke ever since I installed nginx, so might be related to that

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But I need nginx for web servers

low pond
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For me the issue would be not binding to v6, but would for v4

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I had to change the server ip section in server.properties with the v6 for it to bind on that

primal flax
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LOL

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I wish it would just bind to both and everyone would be happy

low pond
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And well thank god it wasn't a public server, private, so I was able to tell my friends how to join

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older MC versions wouldn't resolve v6 sadly

primal flax
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what did you enter under ip in server.properties?

peak cloak
primal flax
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How do I add both here tho

low pond
peak cloak
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then you could do 0.0.0.0 and ::0 ?

primal flax
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and that made it bind to v4?

peak cloak
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it should

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try 0.0.0.0

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minecraft is very weird, I was trying to figure out this issue before where I set the server-ip to bind to, but it would send traffic out to the default gateway instead

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idk if that OS or minecraft, some papermc blamed the OS

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which is ubuntu, but geysermc plugin works fine using a different interface

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very weird

peak cloak
primal flax
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Didn't work either way

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Tried 0.0.0.0 and ::0 seperately

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This is cursed..

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Fixed with -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true

peak cloak
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weird

autumn bay
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anyone here actually have a career able to help me

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i want to ask some questions on career paths as i cant find an actual answer online

low pond
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Just ask it here πŸ™„

autumn bay
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So i am studying computer networking and i am trying to get into cyber sec. I will be doing my CISP and SSCP soon. I am also doing Sec+ certificate rn is there a way i can still get into cyber sec ?

peak cloak
autumn bay
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i cant find an answer on the internet i wanted to do a apprenticeship however they will only give me a certificate

dull mirage
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is there a way to diagnosticate whats worng in my network? or do i just have to go and try unpluging devices and servers figuring wich one is it

peak cloak
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what's the issue

dull mirage
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Randomly getting 500ms jitter and 0.2download speed.. happens eevry 2days sometime even 1

thick minnow
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do you run of a normal flat network home setup of just one router, modem combo with everything connected to that?

dull mirage
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Router

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switch
on switch is 2pcs and 1 "server"

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everything else to router

thick minnow
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you should plug one of the pcs if possiple directly into the router and see what speeds you get before it goes to the switch

dull mirage
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no.

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I cant right now but i get the same speeds as in the router.-

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Or you mean during that time when i get 0.2 download?

thick minnow
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like looking for where the speed drops off, if its only an issue when connecting to a switch and not the main router it might be a damaged cable somewhere

dull mirage
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the cable is new

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And phones get the same speed from router

thick minnow
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so the phones also get 0.2 mb download?

dull mirage
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yeah

thick minnow
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what isp do you use? might want to search if anybody else is currently having issues with them

dull mirage
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asked the people around here no problems. T-mobile

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I cant clearly remember but it might started with the router.

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I tried 2 router same issues

thick minnow
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never heard of a T-mobile routers but im guessing its one the cellular routers?

dull mirage
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wdym.

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The isp is t-mobile

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And the router is sercome speed port

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as far as i know

thick minnow
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does the router / modem connect to dsl / coax?

dull mirage
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dsl

thick minnow
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weird, might want to go around and make sure all the connections are good from the modem to out of the house, if its before the router and not an isp issue, theirs probably a loose cable barily holding on

dull mirage
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well i cant

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Thats on the technics we cant touch their work xd

thick minnow
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XD

dull mirage
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but when i restart it

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it works

thick minnow
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odd

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does it fail in a time frame like everyday at a particular time?

dull mirage
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nah kinda random

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usualy before 6pm or by the morning

thick minnow
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the only thing i can think of is somethings wrong with the router/modem. might want to make sure you have the propper power supply for each one if you have multiple routers sitting around

dull mirage
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i have

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but like.. Its a router from the isp... And it has their firmware and dont even allow dns change

thick minnow
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all i can think of is either their is a loose cable, or maybe something going wrong with the router.

dull mirage
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i think its both. When the coma and load out their devices to test it takes like 5mins to connect thier devices idk what they mean by that xd

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just looked into system info

dull mirage
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dont even know what means

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souhld i google it?

thick minnow
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i googled it but not that good

dull mirage
thick minnow
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least from what i see its from the connection from your local DSLAM to your home

dull mirage
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?

thick minnow
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DSLAM is equiment at the ISP conections to DSL

dull mirage
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if its an equipment of an isp why do i have it home?

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kinda confused now

thick minnow
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no its the connection between isp to house

dull mirage
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got it now.

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so this confirms its theirs problem or

shell bear
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I am turning my parents old pc into a nas for them and I decided that computer should rock 2 20tb hdds

thick minnow
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tbh i wouldent recomend putting 40tb in just 2 drives, probably a better idea to raid 4TB drives or less together, so when one fails theres redundancy

sudden kayak
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yeah i would say use a couple more 8 tb drives or something

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with 2 20tb drives you're paying a premium and at best you either have no redundancy at all, or 100% overhead which is pretty poor

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hmmm actually looking at pcpp it seems like 14tb is the sweet spot for large drives in terms of price/gb

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but in any case, a larger number of smaller drives significantly reduces your likelihood of losing data with proper RAID or raid-like setup

shell bear
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20tb might not be a lot

sudden kayak
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(erasure coding is the new wave but it hasn't really filtered its way into mainstream stuff yet afaik)

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right but with 20tb either you're doing something wasteful with raid 1, or no redundancy at all

shell bear
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20 tb is for my movies/tv shows and the other 20tb is for backing up every computer in the home

sudden kayak
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so no redundancy at all, gotcha

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I'm not sure I'd be telling my family "oh yeah all our computers are backed up" if there's no actual redundancy on that hard drive

shell bear
sudden kayak
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have you heard of the 3-2-1 rule? it's really not considered a safe backup unless you follow that

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in other words, at the very least, you should have 3 copies of the data, on two different types of media, one being in another physical location

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a single 20tb hard drive with no redundancy is only going to give your family a false sense of security

shell bear
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it's better then having data only one one drive

peak cloak
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better, but not optimal

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obtimally you want to have something like a ZFS pool

shell bear
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true

ionic crow
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Hello, I have cat 5e ethernet ports in my house. Is there a way I could like rewire the ethernet ports to cat 6A

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like somehow change the cables, if that makes any sense?

unborn sluice
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ofc you could change the cable

primal sedge
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why do my source / sink selections get reset after coming back from sleep?

upper depot
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Don't put them to sleep

sacred sable
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What's the best way to fix internet dropping problems from rain and other bad weather?

It only drops after the rain ended and the line seems to get a lot of noise it. It takes about 2 days to clear up signal and for the internet/line be stable again.

I'm thinking about replacing all the lines underneath my house, any other ideas?

low pond
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What kind of connection do you even have, is this from some WISP or something?

sacred sable
peak cloak
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Dsl is notorious for being suseptible to interference

sacred sable
# peak cloak Can't do much

I was told by a tech that just came out that its like chasing a ghost. 😐 That there was no signal lost in the lines or any issues with neither line, but just yesterday the line was static asf and the internet dropped like 3 times and he even said himself that copper lines are notorious for dropping due to the weather. 😦

peak cloak
sacred sable
peak cloak
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300/300 fiber, super stable

sacred sable
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I have heard of verizon but i don't know what fios is.

peak cloak
sacred sable
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Ahh okay.

unborn sluice
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routers

hasty viper
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Amm try asking in overclocking channel

foggy creek
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AAA-
sorry

hasty viper
wheat flicker
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Is the ping supposed to be higher on wired when I'm doing a speedtest on phone

hasty viper
wheat flicker
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250

hasty viper
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Wow heavens

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And im burning in hell with 11

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At best times

waxen scroll
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@clear igloo hiiiiii can you please fix ACI multipod L2Out

wheat flicker
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When ANY file is downloaded, it causes latency on every device on the network, even on wired, why???

waxen scroll
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i mailed my account team

clear igloo
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Good, tell them to fix πŸ˜„

waxen scroll
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I dont want to buy a transit pod

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so dumb

clear igloo
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Or TAC to fix πŸ˜›

waxen scroll
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no

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we've been over this before

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i just need to know if any new feature came out that supports this

wheat flicker
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Who's problem is this

waxen scroll
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yours

wheat flicker
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?

hollow marlin
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If you are downloading and saturating your connection, latency spikes for other traffic is expected

wheat flicker
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Even on wired, it's not using that much of the connection

hollow marlin
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Wired or not doesn't matter. If either download/upload is saturated you'll get added latency. Especially with burst traffic.

wheat flicker
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Using 100% of it? Or less

hollow marlin
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Well usually when you hit 100% of you allocated bandwidth

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Your bandwidth is controlled by either policing (drops traffic) or shaping (queues then drops) when you reach the max bandwidth. Many providers use shaping as it it guarantees packet delivery but means traffic will be queued (where added latency comes from) to ensure you're within your rate.

wheat flicker
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Is there nothing I can do?

hollow marlin
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Yes if you want to fart around with QoS. Otherwise no. It's normal behavior

clear igloo
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QoS is a blessing and a curse

snow lance
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im having trouble connecting to my iscsi share on truenas can anyone help me with what ip to put in the target

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well it works with no security but i only want this PC to be able to access it

hollow marlin
clear igloo
waxen scroll
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@clear igloo account person said no

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maybe since we have a bunch of connections now I should just send some vlans one way and some another

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problem is I dont want the NOC to do a confuse

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it would do engineering a confuse too

clear igloo
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Come on now, confuse a Tier 1 NOC person? Impossible!

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I kid, but yah, that can be tricky to troubleshoot even depending on the setup

waxen scroll
thick minnow
snow lance
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can i allocate part of my boot drive for cache in truenas?

unborn sluice
snow lance
peak cloak
rocky badge
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@waxen scroll @peak cloak I need a dead easy plug and play site so site VPN solution that can sit behind a router.... Thonk
I basically need it to send SRT and RTSP over the Internet from Site B to our main Site A. Site B local network doesn't need to communicate, just plug in one device on Site B's end, but I would want Site A to be able to access it, I can set routes and such on our end.

waxen scroll
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didnt you just describe wireguard?

rocky badge
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Idk if I want to send something like that to their site though.

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WG might work if I can make it dummy proof enough

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I'll have to see if our ISP will give us statics

thick minnow
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is it possible to turn an old pc into a network firewall

unborn sluice
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yea sure why not

amber hornet
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Is there a way to set nic/connection priorety if you computer has 2 network connections

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example... if im running obs and i need to load a web page or download a file, have chrome use the other connection

carmine moss
amber hornet
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2 different services