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radvd is done, or at least configured & not tested.
Other items on the gateway list:
* firewall (pf on #FreeBSD, bring over rules, NAT, aliases, forwarding, etc)
* dynamic dns (DynDNS, @henet, DNS-O-Matic)
* static route (for portal tunnel)
Guessing pf will be the most work.
This is my main PostgreSQL server (pg03). You can see the hourly spikes as specific jobs on four FreshPorts nodes (here in the basement) launch their hourly jobs.
Also shown are the same types of graphs for my MySQL server (mysql01).
Neither of these are very interesting.
What is interesting is these are both jails on the same host. This is per-jail metrics provided by https://www.freshports.org/net-mgmt/p5-OSLV-Monitor/ via snmpd and displayed by LibreNMS.
I have these graphs for each of my jails on every #FreeBSD host.
OS level virtualization monitoring extend Designed for snmpd with LibreNMS Works with FreeBSD jails to provide jail-level metrics. Create a cronjob: */5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/oslv_monitor -q The snmpd.conf extends: extend oslv_monitor /bin/cat /var/cache/oslv_monitor/snmp
I'm seeing an IPv6 routing issue within Azure.
I don't have the level of support where I can open a ticket to report this.
https://gist.github.com/dlangille/3556fc75b4a19315b1bf8caebd780866