nostr:npub1u6c7efaq0l9mqdpr783dat0jydepgzjkmw9qhpa9l4evu5tlzhns5j8emw oh, wusste gar nicht, dass es sowas gibt. Ich hab es nur immer beim Mailanbieter als Spam gemeldet, um den Filter zu trainieren

Mask wearing season begins soon again.

Let's see when I can get another shot as well.

Ahhh... I guess it makes sense after all!

Making the iBGP session itself multi-hop is *one* thing, but routing all the other (inter-AS) traffic over the same set of routes is something completely different.

#linux

Apparently, I must run tightvncviewer over an ssh connection/tunnel, otherwise it's "connection refused".

Maybe a server setting...

nostr:npub1u6c7efaq0l9mqdpr783dat0jydepgzjkmw9qhpa9l4evu5tlzhns5j8emw Ah, then I indeed chose the wrong option originally

#bgp #ripe

What do I need an AS-SET for? Why is it needed for peering?

I didn't sleep well tonight, and dreamt of being at a furry con. I had that "unsure what do do and how to approach people" feeling even in the dream. Ugh.

nostr:npub1e3hmsxdyzddzs2kf2dr5qjny5gedkvu2yyd87w47w7ljfhaxs8eqmejxca hm, he has been "on earth" quite a long time, yes. Not sure why this gives him power over so many other beings, though... At the same time, the council hints his power is dwindling / the land he governs is shrinking

nostr:npub1u6c7efaq0l9mqdpr783dat0jydepgzjkmw9qhpa9l4evu5tlzhns5j8emw I just thought it was a legal requirement that the ORG is an actual company.

AAAAAAGGGHHHH!!!

A #DNS domain transfer / AXFR apparently needs port 53 TCP! Not UDP.

https://www.bgp.cat/internet/protocol/border_gateway#tab-preface seems to have some informtion (and offers) related to this

can #openwrt influence which IPv6 address clients prefer? i.e. if I'm getting an IPv6 prefix from both wan6 and a tunnel broker?

(Probably?) cursed idea: Naming machines after furry artists

Random idea: Naming machines after LOTR characters.

I wanna make brownies today.

Ah, it's the line-height...

nostr:npub1amx39sa8l3nns4lfn5dvp0eydd8dm8d9kukf4ppevw0dlpqpmw2s6fsl88 I think that's the path I need to take.

#dn42 #linux #networking #dns

I'm a bit at loss on how to set up #bind as secondary (authoritative only) DNS server...

I set recursion no; in named.conf.options because I don't want bind to run as recursive DNS server. I.e. it should only reply to queries from my domain.

For whatever reason, deleting zone "." from named.conf.default-zones didn't do this, bind still resolved "plain internet" domains.

However, now a

dig uvok.dn42 SOA @127.0.0.1

gives a warning

WARNING: recursion requested but not available

Aaaaaaaa..... help!

nostr:npub1vtk9almj43jwz2nm27khs6dte5q8vy9zsh4p22ulc48envrxegqq6sxjvg wenn ich draußen außerhalb des Geländes stehe, höre ich trotzdem :)

#linux #networking #dns

Hmmm...

I could look up which software can run as DNS as a secondary, and set it up

...

Ooooor

...

I simply rsync the #dnsmasq config file to the second server when I make a change...