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i have a dedicated computer for vpn behind my edgerouter X (faster than a erpoe-5) because openvpn on the edgerouter is too slow and couldn't max out my 25/10 connection pptp and ipsec are hardware accelerated and should do 100mb but i prefer openvpn
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Eletriarnation posted:Well, that's a 6ms difference. Would you notice a 6ms delay in fetching a webpage? I'm guessing not. that 6ms can get multiplied though, in the worst case: you load a webpage blah.com and it loads a javascript file from blahblah.net and that js file loads another js file from blahblahblah.org and that js file loads a picture from imgblah.com and you're up to 24ms
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Alpha Mayo posted:Are there any outlet filter plugs I can use to help clean up the power lines for my powerline adapters? Like if I found a problematic device that really lowers my bandwidth, it would be nice if I had some cheap passthru type thing that sits in between the outlet and the device to clean it so it doesn't wreck my network. I found filters for X10 home automation on amazon, but nothing for what I am looking for. I also found these but they look like magic beads or something and I doubt they would do anything (maybe they would help though?) A good UPS will filter power too (there are many types so do some research) and they are a lot easier to find plus you should have one anyways so the internet works in a blackout.
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ickna posted:I have a VPN question that I'm not quite sure how to translate into a useful google search terms, perhaps someone can help me figure this out: You are wrong about openvpn, it has limited functionallity though the gui but you can configure it how you like through the configuration cli, or go even more manual and edit the openvpn conf folders and files. If i was doing this from scratch I'd use wireguard for the er-x's , and try making a full mesh vpn setup so you don't need AWS at all, you'll need dynamic dns fuckery and open ports but wireguard ports aren't really open because the every packet need to be authenticated to get any response from the server, you can't portscan for wireguard at all. Then continue use openvpn for client access because wireguard doesn't have a windows client yet. You could do everything with openvpn on the er-x but its way slower (30Mb/s vs 95Mb/s in my experience). Also all your networks need to be on different subnets, 192.168.1.0/24 , 192.168.2.0/24 so everything has a unique address.
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Jun 7, 2018 15:38
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Wifi can get close to gigabit now, but the ping will always be higher and inconsistent. I get 0.3ms ping over ethernet and 3-4ms over wifi but that can spike to >100ms if there is interference, which you can't control.
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Jul 18, 2018 21:48
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admiraldennis posted:
I have an er-4 too and the smart queue interface is garbage, the number you enter is off by a factor of 2, I have 500/20 but my smart queue is set to 900/25, just adjust by hand until you get full speed and an A+ in bufferbloat. Also install wireguard on your router https://github.com/Lochnair/vyatta-wireguard/releases I get a solid 30MB/s with wireguard on the er-4, openvpn gets under 5 MB/s. Perplx fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Jun 20, 2019 |
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I haven't used them yet but this commercial wireguard app looks real good https://tailscale.com/.
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I had ipv6 enabled for a while but turned it off because it was slower. Youd think it would be the same but it’s not, I was getting longer traceroutes with ipv6, in one case going to Europe and back to access a server that was a 2 hour drive from my house. Lots of bad ipv6 route tables out there.
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No one every got fired for buying intel, except that time 10s of thousands of chips died in the field and probably sank a few companies.
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You missed the best part: official wireguard builds: https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-vyatta-ubnt/releases
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Horse Clocks posted:Is there a firewall distribution for x86 systems that’s a bit simpler than opnsense/pfsense. There is https://vyos.io/ which is cli only, which can be more complicated up front but once you understand its more manageable to look at 1 screen of text config than a gui with a bunch of submenus that gets shuffled around all the time. Also its 95% the same syntax as ubiquiti edgeos. Perplx fucked around with this message at 17:40 on Mar 30, 2021 |
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Mar 30, 2021 17:38
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It wouldn't make a difference for accessing your single server, its only makes a difference for things on a CDN like Netflix where you could stream from a server in a far away city instead the closest city.
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I’m getting annoyed with the bugs and limitations in my edgerouter 4, I’m looking to replace it with a low power computer running vyos.
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rufius posted:Interesting. What the missing scenario with ER-4? I have bell fibre, using the isp supplied sfp module the sfp interface would constantly reset because of driver bugs making it useless. I used a $30 media converter to get around that bug. The wireguard speed is about 300Mb, which is less than my connections. It’s been a while since I had 1gb plan but it couldn’t handle pppoe over vlan with traffic analysis on, so a useless feature. It might of been too slow to do pppoe over vlan with traffic analysis off, I can’t remember. I have 500/500 now, it can handle that, but not if I enable qos. So another useless feature. Most of these problems stem from Bells weird vlan/pppoe setup, but I could make a router pc for about the same as what I paid for the er-4 and it would do 1gb with all those features enabled. Perplx fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Aug 15, 2021 |
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Aug 14, 2021 23:31
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If I was going to make a guest wifi for human garbage I’d route it though a vpn with the endpoint in Ukraine and cap them at 56k.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if the switch ports of both routers are connected.
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Jul 13, 2022 02:03
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I gave up on ubiquity for routing with my er-4, sure it will route at 1Gb but it can only traffic shape at 350Mb. Plus there has been very little firmware updates, wireguard should be mainline by now.
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Aug 31, 2022 19:15
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I wish fractal or anybody made a case designed for putting the gpu in the bottom pcie slot, I want access to all my slots.
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Oct 18, 2022 16:17
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I’ve seen bent pins inside the jack before.
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Apr 29, 2023 01:31
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gregday posted:Anyone recommend a switch in the ~24 port range with more than 4 SFP+ ports, but not a 100% SFP+ model? FS.com has this S3900-48T6S-R, 48-Port Gigabit Ethernet L2+ Switch, 48 x Gigabit RJ45, with 6 x 10Gb SFP+ Uplinks, Stackable Switch . Also used brocades have that config.
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Aug 1, 2023 19:26
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Seems like overkill currently 10gb Ethernet only needs cat6a. I guess it’s future proof for equipment that doesn’t exist yet but you could also run fibre that can do 100gb today.
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Aug 20, 2023 02:34
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tuyop posted:I’ve been told by Bell that this is the only way I can use my own hardware with my fiber connection. You can see your username in the bell modem and you can reset the password for it on the bell site.
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Oct 19, 2023 21:45
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tuyop posted:Feeling stupid but where? On the mybell.bell.ca site after you login, the username is also beside the internet tab and under "Settings" there is "Change modem access password". I'm not sure if automatic but you can set the username and password on the modem webpage , under "Service health" and click on Internet.
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Oct 20, 2023 04:25
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I have 3gb right now and it’s pretty cool for usenet, takes longer to extract than download now.
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Nov 30, 2023 20:24
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The faster I can download, the less time I spend managing my downloads.
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Just fyi bell fibre in Canada uses pppoe and every ubiquiti router even the dream machine pro se is to slow for 3/3 Gb let alone 8/8 Gb. I just gave up on them for routing because they suck.
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Twerk from Home posted:What are you using as a router at such high speeds? I'd expect multi-gigabit routing to require some expensive (or very DIY) hardware. The dream machine pro se is expensive and Ubiquiti doesn’t list the ~2.3 Gb pppoe limit in the spec sheet, but they do list the IDS/IPS throughput is 3.5Gb. There are many disappointed customer on unofficial bell internet discord.
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Speedtest.net can vary, the cli version is the most accurate The best real world Speedtest is probably Usenet or downloading a Linux iso using aria2 with 16 threads off a close mirror.
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