knaak @ knaak @lemmy.world

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Don't you mean East Pakistan? :)

Whoa. I didn't know there was an app, I should have guessed! Thanks a lot.

Oye Como Va by Santana.

One advantage of a separate TrueNas is that I run Proxmox Backup as a VM on the NAS. It's entirely separate and obviously has access to my storage.

Smart. I am under Uptime Robots free tier just to monitor my public DNS and that NPM is up and routing to next cloud and ssh.

I have been using Uptime Kuma for internal monitoring and Uptime Robot for external.

I like the combination and it seems like what you are looking for.

https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma https://uptimerobot.com

It's not a bug, it's a feature. Whatever happened to the contents of Epsteins safe?

My kubernetes cluster is k3s1, k3s2, k3w1, k3w2, etc. My load balancer is called... lb.home.lan. I guess that we are not as creative.

I redirect to IIS.net just to be annoying.

.home.lan for me.

Thank you!! Yes, it is a DHCP war. I just realized that I can talk to my hardwired devices but only by IP! Even though I specify my DNS server in google, its ignoring it for the browser. I wonder if that is DNS over HTTPS (DOH) in Chrome.

Yea, complete shit: https://www.googlenestcommunity.com/t5/Nest-Wifi/Changing-the-Domain-Name-Domain-Suffix/td-p/183313

In opnsense they divide up the rule categories into Floating, LAN, Loopback, WAN. In LAN i have rule which is allow any to any, so as I understand it all devices on the LAN can talk to each other. Thanks for the reply.

It is a complete shit device, I had to buy smart switches to automatically reboot them every night one by one so they don't randomly drop from the 'mesh' the next day. And they were expensive and I have 5 nodes which is why I am hoping to keep using the damn things. I hate them though.

As I understand it, the effect that you are suggesting is to move the Google Wifi IP Ranges to be the same as the wired, all 192.168.1.0.

I will think on that. Thanks

This turned out to be the solution that I chose. My internet provider did not support DHCP and even DNS was hard coded which made it hard for me. So, i switched the modem into Bridge mode and installed opnsense on a computer that I had after installing a 2x1GB NIC for it. Now I have full control over naming and now everything mostly works as I need it to.

Thanks for this, i am also now using Heimdall! Its great.

What do you think the chances are that they meekly join the orc army?

I use NPM which is also a docker image and has automatic let's encrypt and a nice interface. Nginx Proxy Manager.

Just like that, lights out.

The guy driving the tank rather than standing in front of it.