#dn42 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #dn42, aggregated by home.social.
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I haven't posted about #dn42 in a while.
If you wanna play around with networking and BGP, give it a try!
https://dn42.eu/Home -
Anybody successfully #peering with #iEdon (#AS4242422189) on #DN42? Somehow my announcements get filtered by them while Kioubit accepts the exact same announcements without a problem.
https://lg.iedon.net/detail/nl-ams/DN42_4242420323_dn1y5tsgz0
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Anybody successfully #peering with #iEdon (#AS4242422189) on #DN42? Somehow my announcements get filtered by them while Kioubit accepts the exact same announcements without a problem.
https://lg.iedon.net/detail/nl-ams/DN42_4242420323_dn1y5tsgz0
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Yay! It finally works!
DN42 IPv6 (AS4242422539): ✅
Clearnet IPv6 (AS201379): ✅
Legacy via NAT64/DNS64: ✅No Policy-Based Routing (PBR), just good old RFC 6724 (Default Address Selection for IPv6) working as intended to decide where a packet should go (DN42 or Clearnet).
No legacy IP addresses on the invididual Jails/VMs anymore, just clean inet6.
Internal addressing done manually, but routing information given by SLAAC/ND.
I like IPv6 🙂
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Yay! It finally works!
DN42 IPv6 (AS4242422539): ✅
Clearnet IPv6 (AS201379): ✅
Legacy via NAT64/DNS64: ✅No Policy-Based Routing (PBR), just good old RFC 6724 (Default Address Selection for IPv6) working as intended to decide where a packet should go (DN42 or Clearnet).
No legacy IP addresses on the invididual Jails/VMs anymore, just clean inet6.
Internal addressing done manually, but routing information given by SLAAC/ND.
I like IPv6 🙂
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Yay! It finally works!
DN42 IPv6 (AS4242422539): ✅
Clearnet IPv6 (AS201379): ✅
Legacy via NAT64/DNS64: ✅No Policy-Based Routing (PBR), just good old RFC 6724 (Default Address Selection for IPv6) working as intended to decide where a packet should go (DN42 or Clearnet).
No legacy IP addresses on the invididual Jails/VMs anymore, just clean inet6.
Internal addressing done manually, but routing information given by SLAAC/ND.
I like IPv6 🙂
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Yay! It finally works!
DN42 IPv6 (AS4242422539): ✅
Clearnet IPv6 (AS201379): ✅
Legacy via NAT64/DNS64: ✅No Policy-Based Routing (PBR), just good old RFC 6724 (Default Address Selection for IPv6) working as intended to decide where a packet should go (DN42 or Clearnet).
No legacy IP addresses on the invididual Jails/VMs anymore, just clean inet6.
Internal addressing done manually, but routing information given by SLAAC/ND.
I like IPv6 🙂
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Yay! It finally works!
DN42 IPv6 (AS4242422539): ✅
Clearnet IPv6 (AS201379): ✅
Legacy via NAT64/DNS64: ✅No Policy-Based Routing (PBR), just good old RFC 6724 (Default Address Selection for IPv6) working as intended to decide where a packet should go (DN42 or Clearnet).
No legacy IP addresses on the invididual Jails/VMs anymore, just clean inet6.
Internal addressing done manually, but routing information given by SLAAC/ND.
I like IPv6 🙂
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Yay. My WiFi now also can access DN42. That got a bit ugly because the BGP router that connects to my peers is placed pretty unfortunate in my (over engineered) network topology. Had to route through 3 firewalls into the DMZ. I really need to implement a routing protocol in my network 😂
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Yay. My WiFi now also can access DN42. That got a bit ugly because the BGP router that connects to my peers is placed pretty unfortunate in my (over engineered) network topology. Had to route through 3 firewalls into the DMZ. I really need to implement a routing protocol in my network 😂
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Yay. My WiFi now also can access DN42. That got a bit ugly because the BGP router that connects to my peers is placed pretty unfortunate in my (over engineered) network topology. Had to route through 3 firewalls into the DMZ. I really need to implement a routing protocol in my network 😂
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Yay. My WiFi now also can access DN42. That got a bit ugly because the BGP router that connects to my peers is placed pretty unfortunate in my (over engineered) network topology. Had to route through 3 firewalls into the DMZ. I really need to implement a routing protocol in my network 😂
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Yay. My WiFi now also can access DN42. That got a bit ugly because the BGP router that connects to my peers is placed pretty unfortunate in my (over engineered) network topology. Had to route through 3 firewalls into the DMZ. I really need to implement a routing protocol in my network 😂
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New post: Joining DN42. The parallel hobbyist BGP network on WireGuard.
The setup: ASN registered via a git PR, MikroTik CHR on bhyve as border, three WireGuard peerings, FreeBSD jail running PowerDNS + nginx.
The fun part: blog.chofstede.dn42 serves the same content as blog.hofstede.it, but with a TLS cert signed by DN42's own CA and zero packets on the public internet. Two front doors to the same building.
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New post: Joining DN42. The parallel hobbyist BGP network on WireGuard.
The setup: ASN registered via a git PR, MikroTik CHR on bhyve as border, three WireGuard peerings, FreeBSD jail running PowerDNS + nginx.
The fun part: blog.chofstede.dn42 serves the same content as blog.hofstede.it, but with a TLS cert signed by DN42's own CA and zero packets on the public internet. Two front doors to the same building.
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New post: Joining DN42. The parallel hobbyist BGP network on WireGuard.
The setup: ASN registered via a git PR, MikroTik CHR on bhyve as border, three WireGuard peerings, FreeBSD jail running PowerDNS + nginx.
The fun part: blog.chofstede.dn42 serves the same content as blog.hofstede.it, but with a TLS cert signed by DN42's own CA and zero packets on the public internet. Two front doors to the same building.
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New post: Joining DN42. The parallel hobbyist BGP network on WireGuard.
The setup: ASN registered via a git PR, MikroTik CHR on bhyve as border, three WireGuard peerings, FreeBSD jail running PowerDNS + nginx.
The fun part: blog.chofstede.dn42 serves the same content as blog.hofstede.it, but with a TLS cert signed by DN42's own CA and zero packets on the public internet. Two front doors to the same building.
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New post: Joining DN42. The parallel hobbyist BGP network on WireGuard.
The setup: ASN registered via a git PR, MikroTik CHR on bhyve as border, three WireGuard peerings, FreeBSD jail running PowerDNS + nginx.
The fun part: blog.chofstede.dn42 serves the same content as blog.hofstede.it, but with a TLS cert signed by DN42's own CA and zero packets on the public internet. Two front doors to the same building.
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Proper reverse-dns resolution also dialed in 🙂
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Proper reverse-dns resolution also dialed in 🙂
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Proper reverse-dns resolution also dialed in 🙂
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Proper reverse-dns resolution also dialed in 🙂
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Proper reverse-dns resolution also dialed in 🙂
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I finally fixed my DN42 connection at home that broke with my last ISP switch 🙂
AS4242422539 is back online again 🙂
Is there someone, who's connected to DN42 and might try to ping me? (fdce:73f7:a2dc::1)
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I finally fixed my DN42 connection at home that broke with my last ISP switch 🙂
AS4242422539 is back online again 🙂
Is there someone, who's connected to DN42 and might try to ping me? (fdce:73f7:a2dc::1)
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I finally fixed my DN42 connection at home that broke with my last ISP switch 🙂
AS4242422539 is back online again 🙂
Is there someone, who's connected to DN42 and might try to ping me? (fdce:73f7:a2dc::1)
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I finally fixed my DN42 connection at home that broke with my last ISP switch 🙂
AS4242422539 is back online again 🙂
Is there someone, who's connected to DN42 and might try to ping me? (fdce:73f7:a2dc::1)
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I finally fixed my DN42 connection at home that broke with my last ISP switch 🙂
AS4242422539 is back online again 🙂
Is there someone, who's connected to DN42 and might try to ping me? (fdce:73f7:a2dc::1)
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#DN42 searches for someone with hardware, expertise, time and passion to host, run and further develop their registry. It's a project of enthusiasts to play around with BGP in a lab and playground environment. There are plenty of hobbyists who run their own #ASN within this #darknet.
Announcement is here. More info on the project on one of their mirrors
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#DN42 searches for someone with hardware, expertise, time and passion to host, run and further develop their registry. It's a project of enthusiasts to play around with BGP in a lab and playground environment. There are plenty of hobbyists who run their own #ASN within this #darknet.
Announcement is here. More info on the project on one of their mirrors
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#DN42 searches for someone with hardware, expertise, time and passion to host, run and further develop their registry. It's a project of enthusiasts to play around with BGP in a lab and playground environment. There are plenty of hobbyists who run their own #ASN within this #darknet.
Announcement is here. More info on the project on one of their mirrors
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#DN42 searches for someone with hardware, expertise, time and passion to host, run and further develop their registry. It's a project of enthusiasts to play around with BGP in a lab and playground environment. There are plenty of hobbyists who run their own #ASN within this #darknet.
Announcement is here. More info on the project on one of their mirrors
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#DN42 searches for someone with hardware, expertise, time and passion to host, run and further develop their registry. It's a project of enthusiasts to play around with BGP in a lab and playground environment. There are plenty of hobbyists who run their own #ASN within this #darknet.
Announcement is here. More info on the project on one of their mirrors
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@yggverse CRXN is not necessarily encrypted. Each participant is free to use any transport protocol they choose for peering. However, WireGuard and fastd are very popular on CRXN. There is no rule or policy prohibiting the use of GRE.
CRXN is connected to other mesh networks, including dn42 and NeoNetwork. -
@yggverse CRXN is not necessarily encrypted. Each participant is free to use any transport protocol they choose for peering. However, WireGuard and fastd are very popular on CRXN. There is no rule or policy prohibiting the use of GRE.
CRXN is connected to other mesh networks, including dn42 and NeoNetwork. -
@yggverse CRXN is not necessarily encrypted. Each participant is free to use any transport protocol they choose for peering. However, WireGuard and fastd are very popular on CRXN. There is no rule or policy prohibiting the use of GRE.
CRXN is connected to other mesh networks, including dn42 and NeoNetwork. -
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[1/3] Available for #Freelance : #FullStack Development, #SysAdmin & Documentation
Due to financial reasons, I (Session), a Full-stack Engineer and SysAdmin, am now accepting various technical freelance tasks.
Who Am I
- Contributor to #UNIX tool file(1) / libmagic(3)
- Contributor to LayUI ( #WebUI library )
- Contributor to MDN Web Docs & BCD
- Former Collaborator of the BAC project
- Maintainer of #DN42 AS4242422466
- 100% #GNU / #Linux User
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因为服务提供商原因, HomeIDC 相关服务将暂时迁移到南极网关等节点, 原有对等由于网络原因无法迁移, 数据保留未来可能会恢复. 主要受影响的为 #Minecraft 服务器, #dn42 服务及对等节点.
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我在 #dn42 开了家广播电台 (实际上就是循环乱序播放好几首歌)
在线播放地址: https://sess.dn42/radio.ogg
为照顾还没有跨上 dn42 信息低速路的游客, 我们还准备了 #Cloudflare Tunnel 穿透的对应 clearnet 地址: https://dn42.xhustudio.eu.org/radio.ogg -
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Hello #Mastodon !
Here is Session, a #FreeSoftware enthusiast and independent #FullStack Web Developer, also a video creator at Bilibili.
I've contributed to various #OpenSource projects, such as BCD, LayUI, File/LibMagic, BAC. More things may in progress...
Last, #dn42 peering welcome~ -
Hello #Mastodon !
Here is Session, a #FreeSoftware enthusiast and independent #FullStack Web Developer, also a video creator at Bilibili.
I've contributed to various #OpenSource projects, such as BCD, LayUI, File/LibMagic, BAC. More things may in progress...
Last, #dn42 peering welcome~ -
Hello #Mastodon !
Here is Session, a #FreeSoftware enthusiast and independent #FullStack Web Developer, also a video creator at Bilibili.
I've contributed to various #OpenSource projects, such as BCD, LayUI, File/LibMagic, BAC. More things may in progress...
Last, #dn42 peering welcome~