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nudgenudgetilt posted:netbox: marry, gently caress, kill? our network crew seems to love it. latest version spiffed the web UI up a bit. personally im a fan because its URL search string is simple that ive added macros into my terminal to query it. so if someone gives me a machine name and i dont know much about it. I can take the IP it resolves to and slam that into the netbox URL and hopefully get some context about what is and does.
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yummycheese posted:our network crew seems to love it. latest version spiffed the web UI up a bit. As-salamu alaykum!
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4 days later and nobody is talking about skyrocketing networking prices
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im trying to figure out ipv6 poo poo on my home router and am loving how uninformative all the UX is. i configure pfsense LAN to track the WAN interface that is definitely getting an address, can see a router advertisement coming through and... have absolutely no feedback as to why the router is not picking up the advertised prefix and assigning addresses from it go figure, i actually finally need it sorta, to help diagnose behavior for ipv6-only customers from a home lab this is annoyingly complicated by my router inexplicably losing the ability to determine a media type correctly after boot. first negotiation properly selects gigabit and gets both family addresses, any attempt to release and renew after makes the interface flap constantly and somehow only get one address family at a time
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Qtotonibudinibudet posted:im trying to figure out ipv6 poo poo on my home router and am loving how uninformative all the UX is. i configure pfsense LAN to track the WAN interface that is definitely getting an address, can see a router advertisement coming through and... have absolutely no feedback as to why the router is not picking up the advertised prefix and assigning addresses from it which provider are you on? sometimes you need to use various stupid tricks to get ipv6 to anything but the router -- sometimes 6rd, sometimes dhcp-pd
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various tricks to get lower prices  (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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nudgenudgetilt posted:which provider are you on? webpass, so not a whole lot of info out there, especially for pfsense
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pretty sure they do dhcp-pd make sure you have dhcpv6 turned on for your wan interface, not just slaac, then configure the lan interface to track the wan interface
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just got a new cage full of 20kw racks in kentucky lets burn some coal!
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Qtotonibudinibudet posted:webpass, so not a whole lot of info out there, especially for pfsense I was going to say I have a bunch of notes for going into stateless DHCP-RA in pfsense and setting it up that way, but this is for AT&T
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Qtotonibudinibudet posted:webpass, so not a whole lot of info out there, especially for pfsense I'm on webpass, but using straight openbsd and wide-dhcpv6. SLAAC/router advertisements will only give your router information about its wan interface, your lan prefix comes from dhcpv6-pd. dunno how pfsense does it but dhcpv6-pd should just work (although when I first got connected I had to open a ticket because I wasn't getting any reponses to the solicit messages, and they had to fix something on their side. and their support techs seem to think dhcpv6 is only used for finding dns servers) Bruno_me fucked around with this message at 20:17 on Nov 11, 2023 |
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welcome to the high rollers lounge 
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literally no one is doing anything to combat Price Increases
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm6DO_7px1I (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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running a 20 to 30 minute delay for the 3rd day in a row
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real sketchy poo poo goin on at bazaar tobacco
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akadajet posted:It's a bunch of windows services and asp.net sites tied to a big ol' self-hosted sql server instance. Maybe you could host it in Windows containers, but I was under the impression that k8s is really a linux game. Please don’t bother trying to use windows nodes for k8s. Better to run wine containers than work around the limitations that come with windows node pools.
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Porky posted:Please don’t bother trying to use windows nodes for k8s. Better to run wine containers than work around the limitations that come with windows node pools. wine containers? but I need to use WinRM
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i prefer boxes of wine
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dont you need a gui for any kind of windows stuff anyway its called windows not walls
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Progressive JPEG posted:dont you need a gui for any kind of windows stuff anyway but it feels like sweat drops down my balls
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found an ebay seller dumping dual interface copper 10gig cards cheap, so i got 3 of those on the way. for now i only care about linking the two desktops and the epyc machine, so i won't need a switch till i build a new NAS
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i'm thinking about going all fiber at the new place, with the exception of access points
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if i'm lucky enough to get into a house in '24 it's all glass all the time, yeah
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i have a couple years of penance left to pay, so i feel you on that. nothing like having to make absurd offers like a year's rent as deposit to get anyone to talk to you about renting
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Porky posted:Please don’t bother trying to use windows nodes for k8s. Better to run wine containers than work around the limitations that come with windows node pools.
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wine limitations
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Nomnom Cookie posted:wine containers? but I need to use WinRM 
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Armitag3 posted:but it feels like sweat drops down my balls 
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Jonny 290 posted:all glass all the time yeah!
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guy on my team is on like week 3 of trying to get msbuild working with .sqlproj stuff because some dev team is tired of deploying to production from their laptops. afaict no one at Microsoft has actually tried to do this without having visual studio installed, so containerizing this poo poo is fun
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Nomnom Cookie posted:guy on my team is on like week 3 of trying to get msbuild working with .sqlproj stuff because some dev team is tired of deploying to production from their laptops. afaict no one at Microsoft has actually tried to do this without having visual studio installed, so containerizing this poo poo is fun this might be helpful but it doesn't use msbuild: https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/blob/master/Tasks/SqlAzureDacpacDeploymentV1/README.md sqlpackage IS cross-platform ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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what kind of fiber cables is correct for a short distance, say 20 meters or less? both in terms of the ends to use and the wavelength for the transceivers i assume the cable style to use would be this, paired with some sfp transceivers:  wanting to connect a garage to a house in a few months, targeting 10gbit because why not, but fine with going overkill to avoid needing early replacement. i assume trying to shove a prebuilt SFP cable through conduit is Incorrect
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Progressive JPEG posted:what kind of fiber cables is correct for a short distance, say 20 meters or less? both in terms of the ends to use and the wavelength for the transceivers LC to LC multi-mode fiber is what you want for ten gig. they do 10GBASE-SR at 850nm, up to a few hundred metres. and yeah you don't want to use a direct-attach cable, those are meant for connections within the same rack basically. you could get away with active optical cables at 20 metres but they're more expensive than just buying the fibre and transcievers separately. cables: https://www.fs.com/products/41734.html SFP+ transcievers: https://www.fs.com/products/11552.html (choose whatever brand your devices are for compatibility)
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why bother with mm when single mode is so cheap and forward compatible run some os2, terminate with lc, forget about it
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FormatAmerica posted:this might be helpful but it doesn't use msbuild: https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/blob/master/Tasks/SqlAzureDacpacDeploymentV1/README.md he’s gotta build the dacpac though and afaik that needs msbuild on the sqlproj
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Nomnom Cookie posted:he’s gotta build the dacpac though and afaik that needs msbuild on the sqlproj there's effort underway to change this - it's not up to feature parity yet afaik though: https://github.com/microsoft/DacFx we build on an actual windows machine though and use sqlpackage to deploy so i haven't used it yet this guy covers dacfx a bit: https://erikej.github.io/ssdt/dotnet/2022/03/07/ssdt-dacpac-netcore.html Cold on a Cob fucked around with this message at 11:02 on Dec 19, 2023 |
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