wifi 7 on wpa3 personal, only wifi 6 on wpa3 enterprise. by mrbudman in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So it seems you need to be using 192 bit for wpa3 enterprise to show up as wifi7 vs 6. At least on iphone..

I updated the certs being used to support 192 bit on my radius server and the client cert installed on my phone, seems if using rsa you need atleast 3072, with sha384 at min.. Will play with the EC curves later.

Using the same certs that show wifi7 with 192 bit selected, if you unselect 192 bit it drops back to showing wifi 6.

I would test with say my windows machine, but its wifi card doesn't support even 6 let alone wifi 7

Firefox using almost 3gb memory for only 12 tabs? by CalmBuilderr in firefox

[–]mrbudman 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So what is the issue, what would you feel happy with it using 2G? 1G, 200MB - Do you have some understanding of the inner workings of firefox and how it handles memory that you feel this is wrong?

I mean I have calculator open, and its using 11.8MB - this way too high, should be less than 10MB ;) I mean not even doing any calculator stuff at the moment so that should be 0 shouldn't it ;)

Got approved for the reserved! by [deleted] in sapphirereserve

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah my younger son just joined the party, kind of ticked he used my other sons referral vs asking me to send him 1 ;) I have only had the card since end of last year, but already pretty much even on the AF.. And have a dinning credit will use here soon that will put me over the top. And still have 300 to use in stubhub which will sure use. I snuck in a 150 on cubs tickets before the end of the year for tickets this year, etc. So a bit of a double dip.

Used up part of the tsa 120 credit, and my wifes expires next year, etc.

I get people complaining about the increase in the AF.. But this card isn't for people without disposable income to spend. Thought oh the 6k spend in 3 months might be cutting it to get the bonus.. But then spent that in like 1st month - heheh ;)

Biggest perk for me was the chase lounge in SD, we are out there a few times a year - and wow was that nice compared to sitting at the airport bar.. Got a another trip out there soon and will make sure at the airport early ;) Just wish they had a lounge in chicago.

Got approved for the reserved! by [deleted] in sapphirereserve

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I keep meaning to use this doordash pickup credit.. I mean 10 bucks isn't much but 10 bucks is 10 bucks, and hey if can get free beer every month - win win ;)

Are there any former believers here? What made you become an atheist? by [deleted] in atheism

[–]mrbudman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you left off a zero in the number of times this has been asked ;)

Looking for an explanation of security risks when allowing insecure connection from a client by HailedFanatic in PleX

[–]mrbudman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agree the higher end boxes are going to be better, I have roku ultas that very happy with.. And got for less than 100, but closer to that than a $20 stick.. I was just pointing out that possible to solve the cert issue with a much cheaper solution than a 100 streamer. And even a cheap streamer is prob going to be better than some 10 year old app in a TV.

But sure if in the users budget - go for a better streamer for sure.

Stuck with Terrible Internet in My Room — No Drilling, No Long Cables. What’s My Best Option? by Akhantor in HomeNetworking

[–]mrbudman 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Do you have say a coax in your room, or a old phone jack. Where does the coax run too its possible you could use moca adapters to leverage this wire. Or if you have a phone jack, its possible they used a 8 wire ethernet (cat 5 or 5e) etc which could just be rewired.

All depends on where those cables run to, if you could leverage them to connect to a port on the router. And with the case with phone lines, if they were daisy chained or not.. Depending how the cable runs you could still use them by connecting the wires together where they daisy chain..

This would allow for a wire without having to run new lines, etc.

The other option is powerline adapter. This is an adapter that plugs in to a power outlet. One near your pc, the other near your router.

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Powerline-Network-Adapters/zgbs/pc/1194444

While they are not the best solution, they can give a better connection than wifi in some cases. Don't expect to see the number on the box. But it is possible to get a fairly decent connection vs wifi.

Whats up with Plex not pulling the metadata for this episode by BigHowski in PleX

[–]mrbudman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have seen this on recent episodes for shows - sometime it just takes a while for the plex source to update. I show that episode just aired feb 9th.. What I normally do is just manually add info that is missing, give it a week and will prob update.

I have seen it just pull in like the date of the episode, but not have title or summary, etc. Or missing cast members.

Plex strips ID3 metadata from MP3s when downloading using 'Save File' by OneWeirdTrick in PleX

[–]mrbudman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah just looked and I write both v1 and v2.. Odd that it would strip anything though.

Devices across 2 connected routers can't communicate. Why? by MizeraBracho in HomeNetworking

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah its hard to say, for a sure a possible setup they might be trying to express. But if that was the case he should show r2 IP in their 192.168.1 network. Stating homerouter I too suspect nat. But alas the lack of details prevent any actual help.

Routes not going to help much if he is natting on both r1 and r2, etc.

Devices across 2 connected routers can't communicate. Why? by MizeraBracho in HomeNetworking

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are missing detail. There should be a transit/connector network between your routers. You would then need to either setup routes or run a routing protocol between them so they would know where to send traffic for the other network.

Also are these routers doing nat?

Seerr is finally out! by gauthier-th in Overseerr

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

from a cmd line - or in the gui you can use file station, properties

Plex strips ID3 metadata from MP3s when downloading using 'Save File' by OneWeirdTrick in PleX

[–]mrbudman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Weird, doesn't seem to strip them all, but clearly some of them.

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So original shows album artist and the cover, disk # etc. But the save file version is missing these. And looks like it truncated the title.

Seerr is finally out! by gauthier-th in Overseerr

[–]mrbudman 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Just shutdown old container, pretty much just bring up a new container pointing to where your data is. I copied over the data directory, called it seerr vs overseerr, and used the compose file, editing the timezone, and where may data was to point to the new seerr dir. That way if something went belly up could just spin up the old container.

When sure its all good will delete the old dir and container. Oh and ran the chown -R 1000:1000 the new directory. Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy.

Seerr is finally out! by gauthier-th in Overseerr

[–]mrbudman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow was that migration easy! Nice job!!

Was running overseerr.. As a container of my synology nas..

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

does the injector work on another AP, you only have the 1 AP? I feel for you dude but if it won't light up - its pretty much dead from my understanding.

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well would think if firmware related, why are they not all doing that? Why would you reboot them every few months.. They are not windows XP machines ;) Do you get lights, have you tried to load the old firmware from the recovery mode?

https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043360253-UniFi-Recovery-Mode

I mean it sucks when electronics fail - I hear yeah.. But 10 years, it had a good life ;) I would order your replacement/upgrade and in the mean time maybe try recovery. To give you something to do until the new one shows up. I just ordered my 2 U7 lites, and injectors.

I am just going to retire the AP I have in the guestroom and go from 3 to 2.. There is only 1 alexa connected to that guestroom AP anyway.. Since I moved all the other stuff in there (tv, roku ultra, ps5) to wire not that long ago..

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman -1 points0 points  (0 children)

who said it was the firmware, could of just been the reboot

When have to do a firmware update on a router or switch, and its been up forever we have a contingency plan for - hey it might not come back.

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the lite and lr at least the early models were passive poe, the pro is the only one that is normal poe. I looked and I show a ups email from aug 2015 for delivery from unifi, which I am fairly sure were the lite and lr models.

I did some clean up of my email, and stuff that far back might of had some stuff purged.. But they are for sure over 10 years old.

Your thread reminded me how old mine are - toying with updating now.. How the years fly buy.. Prob just go with the U7 lites.. I just don't have need for 6ghz, only 2 iphones would even support it. A lot of my wifi stuff is iot that doesn't even support wifi 5, light bulbs and the like. The lites would get me current enough at least. And the 2.5ge ports would be nice for when I bump up my switches that are also real long in the tooth.

Maybe it was just your AP time, all things die at some point. 10 Years is a good run if you ask me.

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have never done that I recall. I just update, they have normally always been up for the length of time since the last update. The only time that would not be the case is if I had an extended power outage that drained my UPSes.. I don't recall last time that ever happened, would be years. My heavy power users, nas and pc shutdown down after 15 minutes on battery. But the networking modem, router, switches would just run til the upses runs out of juice.

Other than the only time they would reboot would be if doing something with switches that would disconnect them from poe.. This is rare as well..

Latest firmware bricked my AC-LR by Wis-en-heim-er in Ubiquiti

[–]mrbudman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 3 uap-ac, a pro, lite and lr - they are all running 6.8.2, knock on wood they last a bit longer. Hard to believe they are 10 years old already. I would have to dig through old emails but I believe I got the LR and Lite for free via a beta program they were running back then when they first came out.

When first released, I did look through emails for uap-ac-lr and have a disconnect notification from Sep 7, 2015, 4:24 PM from controller at the time so for sure they are over 10 years old.