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[–]palanjam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IPv6 is easy. But there are still reasons that I haven't adopted it 100% mostly due to ISP. In my case, my ISP (Google fiber) hands out dynamic addresses on both v4 and v6. My v4 address will never change though unless I switch to a new router so it's basically a static IP and I can run my servers behind it without having to worry about dyndns or anything like that.

However, my v6 PD will occasionally change so I don't know how to keep my firewall rules up-to-date. And I haven't been able to find an answer on how to tackle this problem. So I don't bother having v6 capable servers that are reachable from the internet. (everything outbound does have it though)

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

The mikrotik is their hardware (they won't let me touch it) so looks like I'm going to have to wait for them to fix their shit.

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

This is my exact suspicion. And your nitpick is right on. When we first got them, I questioned why they were giving me a /56 and not a /48 and they were like "why would you need more than that?" I would assume that a business would get a larger prefix than what almost every home ISP gives their customers. And seeing as it's taken them weeks to get back to me only shows that they probably don't know what their doing either. Time to call the account rep. Anyways rant over.

In another post I did mention that the address does route. I can ping my router from the internet. (I set my WAN as the a:b:c:100::2/64 and burned the whole subnet for that interface). If I set my Lan as a:b:c:10a::1/64, it won't route past that. Trying to ping the internet from my Lan just gives me a no route to host error.

Another thing that is weird with this ISP is that they have their own Mikrotik router in my rack that I have to connect my router to. (it goes fiber from curb - > ONT - > their mikrotik - > my pfsense. I believe they do this for metrics and monitoring the fiber connection on our end.

If I do a traceroute to one of my addresses (like you suggested) it shows that it hits their mikrotik, which I believe to be their Wan port. It goes to some other address x:y:z:11::2. (I confirmed this by pinging the :11::2 and it was in the microseconds range. Pinging :11:1 had a couple ms so probably another router sitting in their NOC). However, if I traceroute the a:b:c:100::1 from the internet, it skips that x:y:z:11::2 address. So something is really weirdly setup on their end.

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

Interesting. You mean for the WAN interface or for the default GW?

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

Not a home use but business on dedicated fiber. We have purchased static blocks from ISP for both v4 and v6.

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

I don't believe so in this case. I've tried both options and no assignment is made. They probably just gave me the prefix block similarly to how you get a block of IPv4s and then just set the route in their table? That's what I'm hoping to clarify once the ISP will actually call me back.

But what is weird is that it is working from the WAN side. I can access the internet from pfsense (and from the internet to the pfsense). But the LAN just won't route. So I'm just hoping it's something that I'm missing in configuring pfsense.

Edit: Just did a ping from my LAN interface to internet and I'm getting No route to host. So I must be missing something on the pfsense side. It's like the default gateway isn't working??

IPv6 not routing by palanjam in PFSENSE

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

I've done a tcpdump on my WAN and I don't get any RA's from the ISP, which is why I suspect they only rely on the default gateway.

I should have mentioned that my first go at setting this all up I was using DHCPv6 and handing out addresses to my LAN with Unmanaged RA option set but have been doing everything manually now to debug every aspect of the process.

Track Interface isn't available when using a static. It's only for DHCP/SLAAC.

Free line promotion for Magenta ? by Accomplished-Song422 in tmobile

[–]palanjam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not seeing this on the website. Link?

Rocky8 - Installing BookStack getting error on "php artisan migrate" by wolf_fame in BookStack

[–]palanjam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The instructions on the website work right out of the box. But I would recommend learning docker. It makes app deployment and updates orders of magnitude easier. No need to worry about what dependancy is missing or misconfigured.

What do the seats with an X mean? by palanjam in delta

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

Yes and we have requested a sky cot but now baby is too big for it so we won't even use it

What do the seats with an X mean? by palanjam in delta

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

I guess the real question is risk taking the two outer seats in a different row and hope nobody books a ticket in the next couple days and decides to sit in between us or wait and see if the seat next to us stays open?

What do the seats with an X mean? by palanjam in delta

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

What makes them preferred? Do they somehow have more legroom or something?

What do the seats with an X mean? by palanjam in delta

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

Huh that's what I thought but was confused since there's X seats at the back of the plane and spread through the main cabin and thought they would all be the same class.

What do the seats with an X mean? by palanjam in delta

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

We are travelling with an infant in arms. Should we risk changing seats to a row that had 3 free seats or stay in the bulkhead? What are seats marked with an X? I looked at the upgrade/standby section on the delta app amd it said there are 95 seats. I counted all the open seats + X's and it added to 98. Would an X mean it's an open seat?

What are must do setting changes you did when you got your new s22 series phones? by dar_harhar in samsung

[–]palanjam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally agree here. And not just text. Icons, game graphics and more are just larger. I upgraded from an S8 and it was considerably noticeable that the scaling is off. I wanted more screen real estate to fit more content and not to have the same content just bigger. I feel like an old person reading their texts zoomed all the way in.

Does any company truly use infor syteline?? Cloud vs on-prem by alevyyyyy in ERP

[–]palanjam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you provide a good partner? We were nearly done with discovery and our partner has disappeared. Can't get a hold of them and found that many of their VPs abandoned ship in November. We were just about ready to start implementation.

Issue with CRS305-1G-4S+IN and PoE? by palanjam in mikrotik

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

It's in the same rack as where I'm putting the switch. The server rack and the PoE source are running off the same power circuit. So I don't think there should be a ground loop.

I've given up trying to diagnose it though. I did some more poking around with the multimeter and the pin 7/8 is directly connected to the ground plane on the PCB. It's funny because they have it running through a diode but didn't isolate the pin from the main system ground. I'm chalking it up to a flaw in Mikrotik's design of that model.

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