My ISP upgraded my fiber connection. On the + side it's supposed to be 10Gbit/s (which I cannot really test, I only have a single machine capable of more than 1GBit/s).
The new router is dumb, doesn't support IPv6 and the DHCP implementation is crap (cannot override default DNS servers)
For the IPv6 issue, I recently set up a tunnel using Route64, and it’s working very nicely. Hopefully I got the fire-walling rules right and did not expose my entire network to the internet.
Looking for a sponsoring LIR for my ASN.
I run a small non‑commercial network with a WireGuard uplink via Route64 and plan a second upstream (HE POP) for redundancy and BGP/IPv6 learning.
I can maintain IRR/RPKI. Any LIR willing to sponsor an ASN is welcome.
#BGP #ASN #IPv6 #Multihoming #HomeLab #NetOps #NetworkEngineering #RIPE #LIR #NOG #PLNOG #DENOG #NLNOG #UKNOF #Routing #Sysadmin #Route64 #HurricaneElectric
My latest blog post is talking about how I have configured a #tunnelbroker on my #mikrotik thanks to #route64
Now I'm a happy owner of a #ipv6 subnet
#networking #homelab #selfhosted #wireguard #vpn #cgnat
https://www.schwitzd.me/posts/mikrotik-tunnelbroker-with-route64/
For learning purposes, I started looking into IPv6. First, I enabled a Unique local address subnet to leverage K3s dual-stack on my Home Cluster. Then I thought it would be cool to be able to connect to my home from abroad, so I started investigating VPNs. It is at this point that I discovered that my ISP currently is only offering IPv4 behind CGNAT for mobile devices (My Mikrotik connects to internet over LTE. Surfing the web I learned about tunnel broker is a service that provides IPv6 connectivity over an existing IPv4-only internet connection by encapsulating IPv6 traffic inside IPv4 packets.
#bgp #networking #route64
Uh, yes. Recreated the BGP session with "transit" only.
Now I actually only get the default route as requested.
I guess peering is for "hey, let me communicate with all route64 members"?
I am kinda suspicious that #route64 generates a #Wireguard private key *for me* in their tunnels, i.e. I can't set my own public key there.
Is this normal? I mean, plus points for ease of use, but at least give me the option
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