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(DIR) Post #AY60NIzPZ1qspnowd6 by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-26T19:26:38Z
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What kind of person are you with your home network?#networking #linux #pfsense #opnsense #homelab
(DIR) Post #AY61f7Jhnk6HnbN1DU by josephholsten@mstdn.social
2023-07-26T19:41:03Z
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@josh Someday I will move to IPv6 inside the cordon. Someday. Someday. (He utters for over twenty years)
(DIR) Post #AY61zC21ysigDJfz16 by doachs@ipv6.social
2023-07-26T19:44:38Z
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@josh No #ipv6 or #nat64 options? :)
(DIR) Post #AY62G6oqcATIyCZlbc by jdw@mastodon.sdf.org
2023-07-26T19:47:44Z
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@josh I choose a random /24 out of the 10.0.0.0 space. If I need another one, I just choose randomly again.
(DIR) Post #AY62pl98fdqWB74B3g by robpumphrey@mastodonapp.uk
2023-07-26T19:54:11Z
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@josh 10.0.0.0/8 is less to type and nobody has ever explained why I shouldn't.
(DIR) Post #AY63ab7nkSHYhum79M by tschaefer@ipv6.social
2023-07-26T20:02:35Z
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@josh None of them !
(DIR) Post #AY660tUgH7Az7D8xTU by ry4n@neovibe.app
2023-07-26T20:29:46Z
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@josh relationship with 192.168 ended 😤 new relationship with 10.0.0
(DIR) Post #AY66HBeWWrAq4DW52W by GreyAreaUK@mastodon.social
2023-07-26T20:32:45Z
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@josh I went with 10.1.1.x, because reasons.
(DIR) Post #AY67SDZRpzZX9hxxlw by hawthornbunny@equestria.social
2023-07-26T20:45:47Z
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@josh hah, you're not tricking me into giving away my IP address!
(DIR) Post #AY6GLBj9C0bYzxE3UG by taimaninuehararin@infosec.exchange
2023-07-26T22:25:32Z
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@josh 10.0.0.0/24. I unfortunately use the stock Xfinity equipment. I bought their xFi extender pods years back to get solid connections in my attic which I use for my office. I haven't tried pfsense but I did install openwrt on a D-Link router. But I went back to stock for the performance. What's the difference between pfsense and something like openwrt/ddwrt?
(DIR) Post #AY6Mi9dVjSRAtmvKUK by alexr@mastodon.online
2023-07-26T23:36:54Z
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@josh "Yes” I use the different ranges for wildly different things because it’s way faster to visually separate them.
(DIR) Post #AY6NAKx5Fp8A6OW82a by ogg@queef.social
2023-07-26T23:42:01Z
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@josh I leave the 10. for work.
(DIR) Post #AY6NGfXTcpA3gmYjBo by robz@toot.robzazueta.com
2023-07-26T23:43:09Z
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@josh I'm 192.168.0.0/16 probably because that was the default on older Linksys routers (if memory serves). Saw no reason to change it, but it's carried over even as I have changed infrastructure.
(DIR) Post #AY6OMO9ZHG0bSafQOG by rdaily@qoto.org
2023-07-26T23:55:25Z
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@josh Use a pfsense for my gateway router.
(DIR) Post #AY6PNmYG9OtfNERdUu by alexthesortofok@hachyderm.io
2023-07-27T00:06:50Z
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@josh home is in 192.168.0.0/16, work is in 10.0.0.0/8 for networks that host non-router-things, work is also 172.16.0.0/12 for peering networks. Thusly do I attempt to keep my head on straight.
(DIR) Post #AY6cjkKiNVpKGgufKa by Squirrelly_Pawn@discuss.systems
2023-07-27T02:36:26Z
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@josh "But I don't see RFC 4193 listed"
(DIR) Post #AY6e1SPBs7rBph11Qe by dmnelson@mastodon.social
2023-07-27T02:50:53Z
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@josh 192.168. We use a ton of 10 networks at work, and some 172.16. Less chance of collision with something I need to access to when VPN is connected.
(DIR) Post #AY6m2009lGKnfA4jZo by ricci@discuss.systems
2023-07-27T04:20:37Z
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@josh I have enough subnets that I use all of the above.
(DIR) Post #AY6vYuE39juytQL8aG by jpl@norden.social
2023-07-27T06:07:24Z
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@josh 172.20.0.0/14 #dn42
(DIR) Post #AY6zPQ8i2uPunDZgLg by dwcarder@noc.social
2023-07-27T06:50:28Z
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@josh fc00::/7
(DIR) Post #AY7gVu7hmA5ZYJRVsO by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T14:53:31Z
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@josephholsten I enjoy a challenge, I feel like moving to IPv6 internally is not one of those challenges I would enjoy.
(DIR) Post #AY7gamY3MoblVU5osC by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T14:54:24Z
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@doachs I don't dislike myself enough to go through that pain internally 😂 . It also slipped my mind that others would, haha.
(DIR) Post #AY7h9iyWdwmaYp8Xqq by ShadSterling@mastodon.social
2023-07-27T02:38:44Z
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@jdw @josh same but with 192.168; it’s not like I’m ever going to need more LAN addresses
(DIR) Post #AY7h9jlngkCL1eBtei by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:00:43Z
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@ShadSterling @jdw That is a fair point, but there's something "cool" about having a 10. range at home. Another point I never thought about (that someone else pointed out) is that it's a few less numbers to type 10.0.x.x.
(DIR) Post #AY7hFIArCadjAyYlTE by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:01:44Z
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@robpumphrey I never thought about the point that it's less to type. Now I'm even more excited to switch over.
(DIR) Post #AY7hOza9BKyOPS0wpU by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:03:30Z
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@tschaefer It didn't cross my mind people would go with IPv6 internally 😂. Even with abbreviating IPv6 addresses where you can, it seems like such a pain to type out and memorize.
(DIR) Post #AY7hYidt1BFwlfOwsK by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:05:14Z
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@ry4n I'm about to do the same. I will miss 192.168.1 though, there's something nostalgic about it. I should thank my first router (WRT54G) for that.
(DIR) Post #AY7haB1ky7pJ5lGHZo by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:05:31Z
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@GreyAreaUK I agree with said reasons.
(DIR) Post #AY7hdkXdNtdk6csMRk by tschaefer@ipv6.social
2023-07-27T15:06:07Z
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@josh I use SLAAC and DNS. No need to memorize the addresses.
(DIR) Post #AY7hjC5eO25aziNmkq by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:07:08Z
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@alexr That's a good point. Instead of looking for one octet that might be a little different, you get a clear visual indication.
(DIR) Post #AY7hq4I7mTBmplUlLE by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:08:23Z
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@hawthornbunny little risk with internal home IPs, but that's fair, haha
(DIR) Post #AY7hsMUn4Jh7sAVsnY by tschaefer@ipv6.social
2023-07-27T15:08:43Z
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@josh The rest is done by DNS64/NAT64.
(DIR) Post #AY7hxcZKjh23Af978i by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:09:45Z
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@tschaefer This makes much more sense now.
(DIR) Post #AY7iKMZmMZBaEMCNai by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:13:52Z
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@taimaninuehararin I would say a quick way to sum up the differences would be features. Pfsese is geared towards enterprise, and ddwrt is great for home routers. You can do a ton on ddwrt, but pfsense can just do way more. That being said, I currently use pfsense on my home router and am about to test out opnsense.
(DIR) Post #AY7iVg2OLVaxm5yd0q by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:15:53Z
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@robz Same here. After my WRT54G used 192.168.1.0/24, I haven't changed.
(DIR) Post #AY7id2GK75gcjM0C2K by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:17:11Z
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@Squirrelly_Pawn 😂
(DIR) Post #AY7iiEd9YXH6XP9yKG by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:18:10Z
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@dmnelson That's a great way to separate things. No need to worry about accidentally overlapping (or at least minimizing it significantly).
(DIR) Post #AY7ipALHtiTzGW6mB6 by ricci@discuss.systems
2023-07-27T04:21:34Z
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@josh It might be relevant that my home network has been called a "lovecraftian horror"
(DIR) Post #AY7ipAyzW6F3FegU40 by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:19:25Z
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@ricci I think this is one of the best descriptions I've ever heard for a home network.
(DIR) Post #AY7ityl8OIDwmyUcq0 by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:20:18Z
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@dexter 4 key presses vs. my current 7 to get to the same point. Beautiful.
(DIR) Post #AY7jXJAcR9E5O1AP2W by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-27T15:27:24Z
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@jpl dn42 was an interesting rabbit hole to go down. I never heard about it before.
(DIR) Post #AY7l7b2rYVyDCgPG0e by jpl@norden.social
2023-07-27T15:45:08Z
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@josh It's a great way to practically learn how "the internet" works if you don't happen to work for an ISP!I just couldn't imagine what the VPNs are replaced with in real life until I touched actual long-distance fibers. 😅
(DIR) Post #AY7laGM7YcElR05EEi by ricci@discuss.systems
2023-07-27T15:50:20Z
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@josh FWIW, here is the full context: https://wandering.shop/@cstross/110707573553185991
(DIR) Post #AY7xQJCpIxdspOkvlA by alexr@mastodon.online
2023-07-27T18:02:59Z
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@josh 172 is the untrusted IoT network. 10 is infrastructure (also Comcast’s crappy modem wants to be in there). 192 is user-level stuff because plenty of devices default to it before you can toggle on DHCP/BOOTP.
(DIR) Post #AY8A9J0q4MGyi3N5ay by badrs@universeodon.com
2023-07-27T20:25:31Z
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@josh #Mastodon doesnt really handle percentages well.
(DIR) Post #AY8C3ZC1CLlH3wzXxQ by tschaefer@ipv6.social
2023-07-27T20:46:51Z
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@lattera @josh (Link local, not used for "real" traffic)In case of IPv4, all my smartphones have the same ipv4 address!Guess, which? (It's not localhost)
(DIR) Post #AY8GFX4tHr5rnLcRaS by tuxpowered@ipv6.social
2023-07-27T21:33:49Z
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@josh IPv6 GUA and ULA are missing.
(DIR) Post #AYAexnwE9h7pUyKm6i by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-29T01:20:17Z
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@badrs it's looks to be a formatting issue with the fork (v4.1.5-novae) universeodon is using. It shows up correctly here - https://sideofburritos.social/@josh/110782028071956418
(DIR) Post #AYAfHQ2IjSVf9wWnOi by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-29T01:23:51Z
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@alexr I'm about to re-ip my home network, and I'm going to consider doing this. It's a nice way to separate things.
(DIR) Post #AYAfgv58RTBAgZ0soS by josh@sideofburritos.social
2023-07-29T01:28:27Z
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@jpl For sure! I still remember the first time I learned about BGP and started working with it. It blew my mind.
(DIR) Post #AYHFRli9lJAsZs6Dxo by tyler@social.hwsc.link
2023-08-01T05:37:14Z
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@josh I use 10.0.0.0/8, but I subnet it out by trust level, into a few subnets, but I also use 172.16.0.0/12 for my VPC networking via #wireguard