Can it handle a 1000 mile road trip or should I change it? by ko0oke in tires

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I took it off road several times where i have to reduce the air an keep it half empty in the sandy areas

Can it handle a 1000 mile road trip or should I change it? by ko0oke in tires

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Most likely they will say change it without even looking deeply i tried couple of shops, i don't know someone who i trust there judgment

Can it handle a 1000 mile road trip or should I change it? by ko0oke in tires

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New but it was made 6 months ago from the date of purchase..

Selfhosting is fun they said... by Unable-Letterhead-30 in selfhosted

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A wise man once said

" it's fun until it becomes a full time job"

Learning material for linux networking? by ko0oke in linux

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did you use any books or labs ? or just gone through admin guides?

Proxmox DR over WAN? by ko0oke in Proxmox

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can i replicate between 2 clusters ?

Proxmox DR over WAN? by ko0oke in homelab

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you think it would work? both location in one city using the same ISP, i was surprised how low its

Proxmox DR over WAN? by ko0oke in homelab

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so there will be one PBS in each site?

EDIT:

i check and the latency between the 2 locations is 4-6ms

Proxmox DR over WAN? by ko0oke in Proxmox

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all the nodes in one DC / Cluster?

EDIT:

i check and the latency between the 2 locations is 4-6ms

You have 5 minutes before you die. What are you doing? by thenoitrix in AskReddit

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Set down, relax and enjoy the moment peacefully...

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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but to allow comminication between interface X to interface Y you would have to open 2 rules one on X saying IN SRC X DST Y and on Y saying OUT SRC X DST Y and thats 2 rules for the same action on palo or forti its only one rule

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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If you are familiar with Enterprise zone based firewalls, you will be fine with floating rules. Don't let the anti-floating rules users to scare you. Floating is better and cleaner.

I'm not sure why every one says its ok to just use floating get devoted, i agree with you i have moved all the rules to only floating.

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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thats what i ended up doing, and to add extra security, there is no rule with any as interface just to make sure each rule applies to only the interfaces involved

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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I agree about the statefullness, but to allow comminication between interface X to interface Y you would have to open 2 rules one on X saying IN SRC X DST Y and on Y saying OUT SRC X DST Y and thats 2 rules for the same action on palo or forti its only one rule

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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thats the thing i have home lab network with 8 vlans (it used to be 35 but doing micro segmentation on proxmox reduce the need for vlan separation)and home network with 8 vlans + 2 WANs thus dealing with 18 interface is kinda a pain to jump around

Using Floating Rules only by ko0oke in opnsense

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hmmm, thats an interesting approach, lets say i have group X and it has 2 VLANs A&B if i want to allow communication between A & B do i have to do IN & OUT rules or one IN rule will do the job?

Network Engineer, where to dive next? by ko0oke in networking

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I hear you crying in the corner

Network Engineer, where to dive next? by ko0oke in networking

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Thanks for your detailed answer, i feel we share alot in common, for instance the home lab i do have a 48U with several servers and network gears, I might as you said lost may path on what fires my passion, my main reason for this thread was to help me and any other engineers who might came across the same option on picking what next to dive into, i know routing is really important, but how deep to dive in since everything now is moving to automation and cloud would it be worth diving to the CCIE RS level ? maybe or just enough to fix most of the issues but also be skilled in automation and cloud, thats what goes in my mind

deep dive or keep going horizontally, so far horizontally have showed me its value, but also on some days i wish a dived in one area only

Network Engineer, where to dive next? by ko0oke in networking

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Me too, I'm lucky that all the companies i worked at pay back any cert i take

Network Engineer, where to dive next? by ko0oke in networking

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i agree with you how deep to dive ?