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Root824784yLooks like my previous Broadcom’s ping log, except yours are all in order 😂
Oh, and without the duplicate. -
@iiii linux-based router with netfilter for the nat and fw and port-fw. And route for connection between networks
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@iiii
https://aliexpress.com/item/...
I wanted a fanless solution. A computer inside a radiator made sense. Happy with my choice, it just could have a normal PCIe, not just for USB devices - that's my only regret.
https://aliexpress.com/item/...
https://justpaste.it/9sxur
Soon I'll connect https://aliexpress.com/item/... to it - waiting for the screen and the cables. -
@iiii @netikras depends on what you are doing.
I like the setup of netikras.
Most cheap routers are ... Pain in the arse.
Under 150 Euro - nope.
It's a sad but true fact that many "dumbed down devices" start bitching at certain points.
Be it OpenVPN with a ton of SSH Proxies...
A few dozen wlan clients...
A good device trying to utilize WLan N to it's fullest (yes long time ago).
And so on.
I was so happy that in Germany the ISP didn't have a right to enforce it's own device as endpoint. Cause most of these devices are just trash. Pure utter trash. -
@vigidis "master mode" as in AP? Or Monitor? Or what..?
Anyways, here's the `iw list`:
https://justpaste.it/6s21o
```
Supported interface modes:
* IBSS
* managed
* AP
* monitor
* P2P-client
* P2P-GO
```
`interface combinations are not supported`
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0bda:8813 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8814AU 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wireless Adapter -
@netikras master mode means AP support afaik.
As in running an access point.
Dunno where the name stems from but I was confused hearing it the first time, too.
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Building my own router was a great idea. It solved almost all of my problems.
Almost.
Just recently have I started to build a GL CI pipeline for my project. >100 jobs for each commit - quite a bundle. Naturally, I have used up all my free runners' time after a few commits, so I had to build myself a runner. "My old i7 should do well" - I thought to myself and deployed the GL runner on my local k8s cluster.
And my router is my k8s master.
And this is the ping to my router (via wifi) every time after I push to GL :)
DAMN IT!
P.S. at least I have Noctua all over that PC - I can't hear a sound out of it while all the CPUs are at 100%
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