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Bloody posted:I have a unifi dream machine in my house. it's cool and has lots of options I don't understand. also it has an app I just got one and it’s nice but I’m on the verge of taking it off dhcp and dns duties
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SpaceAceJase posted:Why? want to have a vpn to work running on the espressobin, and be able to say everything at *.work.com gets queried through their dns; I can do that with dnsmasq, but not ubiquiti
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Dec 20, 2019 14:03
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Malcolm XML posted:should i get one op if you need a new router and WiFi AP, it’s both of those, can route at 1gbps, and I don’t hate the UI I decided to not jiggle the dns and dhcp around
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Dec 24, 2019 13:53
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i haven’t seen anything about a pro or a scrub adjective on the dream machine
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Dec 24, 2019 19:45
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Schadenboner posted:The UDM Pro is similar to the UDM but it's rack-mount, it doesn't have wireless but it's got a 10GbE SFP+, 8 port switch rather than 4, same cloud key and routing poo poo, it also has a 'lil babby touchscreen lol so it’s $80 more and then you gotta but WiFi separately? seems like the opposite of what I need at home
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Dec 25, 2019 17:21
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. It's currently in Early Access:
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freeasinbeer posted:k8s let’s me think about compute as pools or slabs of ram and cpu, and let’s me sleep by having a bunch of smart auto recovery stuff built in. “let’s” is possessive, you want “lets”
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Dec 26, 2019 04:54
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Unix processes don’t have a thing where you can get messages about misbehaving children like in erlang, but it’s not normalized in use like in erlang
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Dec 26, 2019 05:35
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Bloody posted:what is radius authentication server for dial-up, wpa enterprise, some other stuff i think wpa enterprise is nice because stations can authenticate base stations, and also managing credentials on a per-person basis scales better than a single shared key for big installs
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Dec 28, 2019 22:55
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Phobeste posted:i dunno why everybody wants everything to be "restful" anyway. it's a message format that fits pretty well with data exploration apis that are expected to have many clients hitting a single dataset but it's also for some reason how you do rpc now and is supposed to be the only thing you do with any kind of http/s interface which is supposed to be the only way anything should communicate over the network including elaborate systems layered on top of it to replace lower level interfaces. even if nothing you're doing needs to be routable because you can jank together stuff with curl
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Dec 30, 2019 00:39
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abigserve posted:Fundamentally there is no way to move to a "rest like" protocol for the functionality that RADIUS provides, because the primary function of RADIUS is to carry EAP messages. EAP messages are layer 2 only and typically are not forwarded past the switchport which means you need another protocol whose only role is a carrier for said messages to the layer 3 endpoint that serves as the AAA server. Because EAP is end-to-end between the client and the authentication server for obvious reasons, there is no plausible way you could lift a framework like OIDC into the role that RADIUS provides. it's not the network client to radius client thing that people want rest, it's the radius client to radius server part, and i bet you could design it so your authentication/accounting services would work in an edge cloud or something because *faaaart*
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Dec 30, 2019 00:44
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is there such a thing as a wpa2 enterprise cert that macos & ios just accept or do i just gotta slum it with a let's encrypt cert that has a subject i control and click ok on every three months
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Dec 30, 2019 00:46
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Turnquiet posted:looking at you, microsoft, who literally built azuread on openid flows but still demands ws-trust/ws-fed if you want to retain control of your idp. weird that Microsoft would combine two unfashionable protocols in a baffling way
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Dec 30, 2019 03:48
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Nomnom Cookie posted:how much radius are you doing that a single instance isn't enough, holy poo poo Comcast has a nationwide wpa2 enterprise network
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Nomnom Cookie posted:they need to do more than several thousand requests/sec? multiple instances aren't just for throughput and radius isn't just for yes/no authentication, so if there's a bunch of like accounting traffic that needs to be sharted that's going to mean you need to fan out those requests to a handful of hosts
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