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Is this actually a valid route installed in the kernel (aka visible in ip -6 r)? 2001:db8:3::1 on enp3s0 If netlink is complaining about no route to host while trying to install a route it sort of points towards that not being the case; i.e. Bird is…
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(Quote) There are several ways with which hsflowd can sample the traffic. I like using IPTables (nflog) to redirect traffic to it. https://blog.fhrnet.eu/2019/10/08/retaking-control-of-your-network-part-1/ Basically you should be able to place the r…
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I'm surprised that everyone is suggesting a completely incorrect approach. You don't want to do full packet capture (aka tcpdump), you want only metadata capture. Look into hsflowd (saves traffic and sends it as sFlow) and sfcapd (listens for sFlow …
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Very NSFW https://youtu.be/U9iefcBLsNI?t=849
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NoMachine is great. From my experience, it's often faster than RDP - at least when you've got enough bandwidth and low latency.
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Thanks for the mention @aveline ! Yes, we can provide a server in Czech Republic. Up to a /48 per server on request.
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(Quote) Good luck. They have only HE transit + few random peerings here and there (GEANT, BT, Vodafone/CW).
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Even some sites block TLDs. Like I remember Facebook displaying captcha every time you would try to share a .xyz link. There are certainly drawbacks to using an extremely cheap / free TLD.
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(Quote) There is this great device called firewall.
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(Quote) You have to think about the consumer ISP side of things as well though. Some ISPs are v6 only, relying on mechanisms such as 464XLAT and/or CG-NAT to provide IPv4 connectivity. Leveraging native IPv6 means you get to skip having to go throug…
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A status page, hosted by a 3rd party (or on a 3rd party's infrastructure) helps.
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(Quote) CloudFlare is hardly the best CDN (mediocre at best) and it's not really free. In case you didn't know, they turn off "expensive" PoPs on the free plan at times, so e.g. Australian visitors will get routed to LAX and other stuff.
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(Quote) BunnyCDN!
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I've used OVH's shared hosting before. It's fine, but don't expect blazing fast.
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(Quote) Try Tunnelbroker.net from HE, it's free. You do need a public IPv4 though.
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M247's network just completely sucks, what you're seeing is nothing out of ordinary. I wouldn't even bother with them, their major PoPs (like Frankfurt) are overloaded each day, making the latency spike to sky heights, making the whole thing unusab…
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If you really want to do proper active/active (master/master) replication, prepare for a journey through the dark, dark world full of pain. What you need is two servers, which are very close together (latency wise), but preferably not hosted with a…
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(Quote) Please no. I don't think that's fortunately ever going to happen though.
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(Quote) Because buying batteries off eBay is always a great idea...
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(Quote) Depends on how they gain access to the proxies. If the users (who serve as relays) agreed to run the proxies on their computer, it's probably not illegal. However, if they use compromised machines.... that's a whole another thing.