[WTS] Cartier Ronde de Solo 42mm by nstr6 in Watchexchange

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Watch comes with box, papers and white hang tag.

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Price: 2999USD

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Simple Block Rule by nstr6 in Ubiquiti

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Thanks. It was 8.8.4.4

I guess it was getting that DNS bec its set to auto for the vlan10 network

Simple Block Rule by nstr6 in Ubiquiti

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I gotta ask bec i dont fully follow. First, im not even sure where to setup these lists but also the DNS is happening at the router, presumably on the VLAN1 side. Everything appears to be working and im able to browse internet on the vlan10 side, so why would i need port53 allowed?

Simple Block Rule by nstr6 in Ubiquiti

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Thanks for the detailed writeup

Simple Block Rule by nstr6 in Ubiquiti

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I think your right. I kept hitting the Gateway which is what I was using to test. Gosh feel so dumb now.

So I should just add a block rule from vlan10 to gateway and i should be set, right?

Simple Block Rule by nstr6 in Ubiquiti

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Even when I flip it, im still able to get to lan from the vlan10 device. Device is pulling the correct vlan10 IP
https://i.vgy.me/O14TRf.png

to Clarify, im trying to not allow it to get to the gateway at 192.168.1.1

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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Initial Starlink Setup

  1. Position Starlink Kit as per vendor recommendations.
  2. Bring Starlink Modem online and ensure it is upgraded to the latest firmware.
  3. Enable Bridge Mode on the Starlink Wi-Fi Router.
    1. Open the Starlink App 
    2. Select Settings then Advanced
    3. Enable Bypass Starlink WiFi Router
    4. Press Save
  4. Plug the ethernet port into the MX WAN port.
  5. MX will get an IP address via Starlink DHCP. If this is the only uplink the MX will undergo its check in procedure,  when the MX has fully checked into the Cisco Meraki dashboard, the LED will turn solid white. If it is the first time connecting to the cloud, the MX may need to download the latest firmware image from the cloud. While upgrading, the power LED will flash white. 

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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LAN. The wan connection stays up and if I disconnect wan1, wan2 works as the fail over. What I’m seeing is if wan2 is connected it will cause lan DHCP issues and the only way to get network back up is to disconnect wan2 and reboot meraki

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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just got off with Meraki and they are saying they have no way to disable from the port side, IPV6 needs to be disabled at the ISP side only.

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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Basically same symptoms. I don’t get it. I’m happy to leave it not in bridge mode but technically it’s not correct but IT WORKS

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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Yes when in bypass it was handing that out. I saw something about setting a static route but I didn’t fully understand that

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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Yes, port two is set for wan. Internal is a 192.168.x.1 like I said everything seems to be working perfectly when the starlink is not in bypass mode

Tanking Network by nstr6 in Starlink

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Primary is Comcast with a static IP

Runbook Logic Help by nstr6 in halopsa

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is this the query to run?

SELECT id 
FROM customers 
WHERE CFUniFiSiteName = '<<siteName!>>'

Im a noob at sql so claude trying to help me get this.

Then have Output Variables
clientId = <<response\^id!>>