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Denny

iperf3 zeigt 2,9Gb/s 😱

Entweder liegt es an einer #mikrotik config, oder weil die 10Gb Karte an CPU0 hängt. Ich hatte das schon mit Mellanox .. dass die I/O grottig ist, wenn die Karte auf CPU0 hängt, statt CPU1. Morgen mal kucken ...

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stfn :raspberrypi: :python:

Hey #networking #mikrotik specialists!

I'm thinking of checking out exposing my local services to the Web using github.com/fatedier/frp

Let's say I want to expose a HTTP server running on a Pi. I would put that Pi on a different VLAN for security. Can I setup my local communication in a way that I could SSH into that Pi from my laptop in another VLAN, but that Pi would not be able to connect in any way to other machines in my local network?

What is the industry standard way to handle this?

A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet. - fatedier/frp
GitHubGitHub - fatedier/frp: A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet.A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet. - fatedier/frp
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Rachel

As I plan out the new MiniLab, here is the @mikrotik@mikrotik.social wishlist:

* A CRS310-8G+2S+IN variant with PoE, to support newer access points and SBCs that have PoE and 2.5gb NICs
* A Half-rack sized switch with 8ish 10gb ports and a mix of RJ45/SFP+

Bonus round

* 0.5u half rack switches that can stack alongside RB5009U routers, something like 8g PoE with either 2.5 or 10gb uplink, or other variations
#MikroTik #HomeLab #Networking

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Fedir Ustynov
@Pink #mikrotik
I believe the development of rose-storage is handled by a separate team. If MikroTik can afford that — let them go for it. Selling a 'server where the user can install anything they want' versus a 'device running a specialized system' are two completely different business models.
Why don’t we also ask them to officially support installing OpenWRT on their hardware? (Some devices already allow that anyway.)
Let them just manufacture the hardware, and we’ll set up whatever software we want on it.
(Dear MikroTik, please don’t take that as a business idea, for the love of God :)
twinkle.loltwinkle.lol
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Thomas Jensen

After a lot of back and forth; I decided to buy a #MikroTik CRS309-1G-8S+IN and dedicate it to the SAN. I thought a lot about 25 and 100 Gbit, but ultimately decided I'm not ready for the investment. Each server will have 2x #10Gbit, which will just have to do for now 🙂

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Njumaen

Running #gns3 (version 3.0.4 )on #AppleSilicon works in approx. 15 minutes. Tested with #mikrotik chr-7.18.2.img

* howto: marcstech.blog/archives/gns3-a
* client: github.com/gns3/gns3-gui/relea

Marc's Tech Blog · GNS3 with macOS on Apple SiliconBefore we work our way through the steps, I will start by pointing out GNS3 server has the following constraints when running on Apple Silicon: Lack of Linux KVM for x86_64 virtualized guests Slight performance penalty with emulated x86_64 Linux binaries (Rosetta ) The following are my results after testing a number of different Cisco device types: Device Working? Information IOL ✅ - IOL L2 ✅ - IOSv ✅ - IOSv L2 ✅ - ASAv ❌ Requires SSSE3 CPU instructions for cryptographic operations Catalyst 8000V ❌ Requires vmx or svm CPU flag for Linux KVM Nexus 9000v ❌ Requires vmx or svm CPU flag for Linux KVM As you can see, we’re primarily limited to Cisco (IOL , IOSv , Dynamips ) images, VPCS, and Docker containers. The upside is that we’re rarely CPU-bound running labs on Apple Silicon. The amount of system memory in the Mac is usually the limiting factor. And let’s face it: connecting to a dedicated x86_64 GNS3 compute server with ample CPU cores and RAM is the ideal solution for running large labs.
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MikroTik

Did you know there is a #mikrotik Lemmy community? lemm.ee/c/mikrotik@lemmy.world

lemm.eeMikrotik - lemm.eeA community-contributed sublemmy for all things Mikrotik. General ISP and network discussion also permitted. Please ensure if you’re asking a question you have checked the Wiki First: https://help.mikrotik.com/ [https://help.mikrotik.com/] Mikrotik Rules: Don’t post content that is incorrect or potentially harmful to a router/network. This in itself is not a bannable offence but answers that are verifiably incorrect or will cause issues for other users will be edited or removed. Examples: Factual errors - “EOIP is always unsecure” Configuration problems - Config that would disable all physical interfaces on a router Trolling - “Downgrade it to 5.26”
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Matija Šuklje

Weekend's over and I managed to replace my dead #Mikrotik router for a #TurrisOmnia.

Great job, #Turris and #OpenWRT, this was the best experience I had with setting up a router to date! I managed to set up everything, including NAT quite easily and I even understand what I did.

So, my blog and other services should be up again. Do, please, let me know if anything does not work.

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