I’ll try to keep this in as few words as possible.
This campground offers free internet, but it’s poor and the nearest wireless access point to the lot is down and won’t be coming back up.
Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

1. Outdoor WiFi repeater. This works to a certain extent, but it isn’t going to speed up the campground’s connection.
   
2. Cellular internet. Both Verizon and T-Mobile have service here. Neither have their cellular home internet options available here.
   

• Verizon: This led me to break TOS and make my own Verizon setup. However, you have to use a VPN to bypass throttling which causes location consistency issues (no local channels). Wasn’t fast enough either.
  
• T-Mobile (what I’m currently using): I got special pricing for 30GB of data. This plan allows for streaming, so no VPN or bypass required, not breaking TOS. I put the sim into a GL iNet router and I’m load balancing between the WiFi repeater campground connection and the T-Mobile data. 70% campground, 30% data. This sort of works, but occasionally will use the T-Mobile IP address, causing location discrepancy in local TV.
  

(3.) OTA TV antenna. Only some local live TV channels show up on Paramount+. I’ve tried multiple antennas but I can’t grab a good connection to any local stations. Maybe I need something like a Tablo?
Any ideas? Thanks!

2: eth0:  mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP group default qlen 1000 link/ether 00:e0:4c:xx:xx:xx brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff inet 192.168.100.189/24 brd 192.168.100.255 scope global dynamic noprefixroute eth0 valid_lft 41775sec preferred_lft 41775sec inet6 fe80::cb13:f712:1635:9fc5/64 scope link noprefixroute valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever 

Hello! I've read the wiki and I found it really interesting. I work as an ethical hacker so I can navigate easily in this topic but today something new shocked me. I have 3 company devices: one is the domain computer, another is the "technical" computer (a laptop where I've installed Windows with no limitations, no company control to do my actual job) and an iPhone. I've setup the mini router like this: It is connected to my personal phone hotspot just for testing reasons (IP starting with 2), I've connected it to the Wireguard V.P.N. built-in in my Fritz!Box 7590 with success. The kill switch feature is active, DNS over TLS in the mini router is active.
I can use the "technical" laptop without any issues, ipleak.net shows no leak. Same think in my corporate phone. With my domain laptop instead I am having some troubles. I am using temporary for the purpose of testing at my home the WiFI connection of the GL.iNet forgetting all the previous networks (I don't have a USB-ethernet adapter at the moment, forgive me), and: even if I exit with the correct home IP address, I can resolve DNS using the "ping" binary in cmd or powershell, but when it comes to solve them in browser, the browser doesn't want to connect. It says that there is a problem in the DNS resolution. Fine, I'll put the IP address I solved using the "ping" function into the address bar. It doesn't work! I can't use Outlook, BUT I can use Teams and even have calls with colleagues, I can connect to my company's V.P.N., but sometimes the DNS resolution in the browsers (chrome, edge, firefox) doesn't work.
PAY ATTENTION! It is not always like this. It is upon the startup/reboot of the laptop to have this problem, then, after some tricky stuff in the DNS configuration of the GL.iNet it starts to work and goes smoothly until reboot. The actual configuration is now: DNS Rebinding Attack Protection and DNS over TLS (Cloudflare) enabled. On my Fritz!Box I've left my ISP default DNS at the moment for the seek of testing.
Since I am in my working location, I've tried to disable V.P.N. and kill switch and so exiting with my hotspot IP address, but my company laptop refused to solve DNS, so I exclude the V.P.N. connection is the problem and the problem is somehow inside the GL.iNet. (edit: or some local DNS resolution in my company laptop)
What do you suggest me to do? I didn't find a similar post before, so I would like to discuss this situation with you.
P.S. sorry for using the "V.P.N." but if I use one single time this word I can't post, but I swear it is not a common asked question, it is something particular

Hello, so yesterday i had spectrum install gig business internet with a block of 13 ips, how do I configure these in my mikrotik router? Or do i just add them in addresses as spares? Im not sure, some help would be great. Thank you :)

I have a SYS-5018D with the X10SLM-F motherboard. I actually acquired 10 units on a facebook post. I have several servers deployed at various locations and all are working, except for the IPMI. While not necessary, I thought I'd give it a try and plug in the IPMI. I went into the bios and configured the IPMI to grab a DHCP address, as well as setting it static with no luck. My router is seeing the IP of the IPMI, but I cannot ping it, or load it in with any browser(I've tried chrome, IE, etc). The supermicro page for the motherboard says it supports IPMI 2.0, however the "version" it shows on bios is 1.35. I have searched high and low on the web for info on this solution with no luck. My only though here would be to update the IPMI version with the latest, however I have seen some people try that with this variant of the board and got stuck in a boot loop due to old bios firmware.
I have learned in order to update my bios(only if i have to) I would need to short a few pins on a header that isn't soldered on the motherboard.
What would be the next logical step in diagnosing the IPMI issue?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
-D

i have a L3 switch connected to a router via copper.
connectivity issue is between multilayer switch0 and router0:
packet tracer file: https://github.com/FiroRos/packet-traceblob/ab4694b071bd2843bb869017efbe359d87b523f0/ipv6-problem.pkt
switch's port configuration:
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/3 no switchport ip address 10.0.255.1 255.255.255.252 duplex auto speed auto ipv6 address 2001:0:255::1/64
router's port configuration:
interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0 ip address 10.0.255.2 255.255.255.252 duplex auto speed auto ipv6 address 2001:0:255::2/64
I can ping the ipv4 address but not the ipv6, unicast-routing is enabled.
The weird thing is I configured a different switch to the same router with the same config and ipv6 connectivity works great, but i cant figure out why this specific connection wont work. Ive been trying to solve this one for more than 2 hours but with no success. maybe you guys might have an idea to what could be causing it?

Do you find yourself frustrated by areas in your home or office where Wi-Fi signals are weak or non-existent? The Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 might be the solution you've been looking for. In this guide, we'll take you through the Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 Setup process and provide tips for optimizing performance.

Understanding the Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200

What is Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200?

The Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 Setup is a dual-band Wi-Fi range extender designed to enhance the coverage and performance of your wireless network. It works by receiving the existing Wi-Fi signal, amplifying it, and then transmitting the boosted signal to areas of your home or office where the Wi-Fi signal is weak or nonexistent.

Key Features

• AC1200 Speed: Provides up to 1200Mbps wireless performance for fast and reliable connections.
• Dual Band: Operates on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for enhanced compatibility and performance.
• LED Halo Ring: Features a unique LED halo ring that adds a touch of style to your extender.
• Ethernet Port: Includes an Ethernet port for wired connections to devices such as gaming consoles or smart TVs.

Setting up the Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200

Unboxing and Contents

When you unbox your Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200, you should find the extender itself, a quick installation guide, and a power adapter.

Connecting to Power

Start by plugging the Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 into a power outlet near your existing router.

Connecting to Your Router

Using the quick installation guide as a reference, connect the extender to your router using either the WPS button or the web interface method.

Configuring the Extender

Once the extender is powered on and connected to your router, you'll need to configure it. This typically involves accessing the extender's web interface using a web browser on a connected device.

Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 Setup Process

Step-by-step Guide

• Open a web browser on a connected device and enter the default IP address of the extender (usually something like 192.168.10.1 ) into the address bar.
• Use the default username and password provided in the quick installation guide to log in to the extender's web interface.
• The setup wizard will guide you through the process of configuring the extender, including selecting your wireless network and entering your Wi-Fi password.
• Once the Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 Setup wizard is complete, the extender should be configured and ready to use.

Tips for Optimizing Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 Performance

Placement

Place the extender in a central location between your router and the area where you need better Wi-Fi coverage for optimal performance.

Firmware Updates

Regularly check for firmware updates for your extender and install them as needed to ensure that it's running the latest software.

Security Settings

Enable encryption and change the default admin password to ensure the security of your extender and network.

Troubleshooting Common Issues with Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200

Connection Problems

If you're experiencing connection issues, try relocating the extender closer to your router or adjusting its placement for better signal strength.

Slow Performance

Slow performance could be due to interference from other wireless devices or obstacles blocking the Wi-Fi signal. Try moving the extender to a different location or adjusting its antennas for better reception.

Firmware Update Failures

If firmware updates fail, double-check that you're following the instructions correctly and that your internet connection is stable. If the issue persists, contact technical support for assistance.

Conclusion

The Wavlink Halo Glow AC1200 is a stylish and effective solution for extending the range of your wireless network. By following the setup process outlined in this guide and implementing the tips for optimizing performance, you can enjoy fast and reliable Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home or office.

Hi Everyone! I have been recently trying to setup a experimental self-managed kubernetes cluster on AWS to meet the following goals!

1. Use minimum AWS resources.
2. Understand how VPC works.

This cluster running on EC2 instances which are spread across multiple availability zones and different subnets but confined to a single region. Here are my AWS configurations and then the problem in detail.

VPC Configuration

• VPC CIDR: 10.0.0.0/16
• Region 1: 10.0.0.0/24 (public), 10.0.64.0/24 (private)
• Region 2: 10.0.16.0/24 (public), 10.0.80.0/24 (private)
• Region 3: 10.0.32.0/24 (public), 10.0.96.0/24 (private)

EC2 Configuration & Instance Purpose

• Instance A: Deployed on private subnet 10.0.64.0/24 in Region 1. Acts as the control-plane node in my kubernetes cluster.
• Instance B: Deployed on private subnet 10.0.96.0/24 in Region 3. Acts as the worker node in my kubernetes cluster.
• Instance C: Deployed on public subnet 10.0.16.0/24 in Region 2. Acts as the worker node in my kubernetes cluster.
• Instance D: Deployed on public subnet 10.0.0.0/24 in Region 1. Acts as the test machine.

Kubernetes Setup

The kubernetes cluster consists of Instance A as the master node, Instance B as the private worker node and Instance C as the public worker node. I'm using Cilium CNI with VXLAN routing and I've enabled Cilium's L2Annoucements feature. I've deployed a nginx deployement with an nginx service called nginx-svc of type LoadBalancer. I've also created a CiliumLoadBalancerIPPool resource in my cluster that will grant any services an External IP from subnet 10.0.128.0/24 to services of type LoadBalancer.

I chose 10.0.128.0/24 because it was unused and wouldn't conflict with my existing VPC subnets.

Behaviour

As expected, my nginx-svc received an External IP from the virtual subnet 10.0.128.0/24. Let's say this External IP was 10.0.128.1. When I do a curl http://10.0.128.1 from Instance A, Instance B and Instance C, I'm able to access my nginx-svc. However, when I do curl http://10.0.128.1 on Instance D that isn't joined to my kubernetes cluster I'm unable to access the service and the request times out. This is the problem. This exact same cluster setup works locally when I run it on QEMU and I'm able to access 10.0.128.1 even from virtual machines that are not joined into the cluster but this fails when running on AWS VPC. I've read into how the L2Annoucement feature works and it does so by sending an ARP reply to the router responsible for LAN CIDR (such as 10.0.0.0/16 in AWS case) to make it aware of the usage of virtual IP 10.0.128.1 such that ARP requests from other instances (Instance A,B,C,D) within the same LAN (10.0.0.0/16) are forwarded to the MAC address of instance running the service. This works locally when using a virtual network via QEMU because I guess it updates its ARP tables when it sees the reply from my kubernetes virtual machine that send ARP reply out for the allocated external virtual IP. I know VPC doesn't act entirely like a LAN so it might not work but I'm not exactly sure why it fails. Are there any workarounds to achieve what I want?

Expectation

The virtual IP 10.0.128.1 should be accessible from Instance D which isn't joined to the cluster but it isn't for now. If it was, I would create a DNAT/SNAT rule on Instance D via iptables and have it forward traffic from/to it's public IPv4 address to/from the private service address 10.0.128.1 accessible via LAN/VPC thereby simulating a public facing service similar to a LoadBalanceGateway. This would fulfil by goal of using minimal AWS resources while still being fully functional.

Hello all, I have server hosted minecraft servers modded and vanilla for some time now. I ran into some issues when i first started getting into it but consider myself a pro at this point in time. I recently have been unable to connect to my servers as of March of this year. We had our internet upgraded and Received a new modem and router as a result of our old router failing in November. However after getting everything set up and port forwarded I had no other issues. It worked fine till March, I just got home from college and began to trouble shoot this issue and tried to make a pixelmon reforged server for it. I have tried everything I can think of to try to fix this issue including calling my ISP (Spectrum) to see if we can resolve this. Their only thing left to do is to replace the router with a new one from them or a third party. If you have any idea on what I can do let me know.
Things I have tried to do:
First i created the server through the ATlauncher. I was able to run the server fine and connect using my private IP. I then tried using my public IP and recieved the following error "io.netty.channel.AbstractChannel$AnnotatedConnectException: Connection timed out: no further information:" first thing i did was make sure the port was open on my windows defender fire wall. Made two new rules for port 25565 on both TCP & UDP for both inbound and outbound and did the same on the computer i was using to connect to the server. Still gave the same error. Then I tried port forwarding the router. This was the first issue I ran into, when trying to port forward 25565 on my router I get an error tried this a few time before i called spectrum, according to them on the router I have that port is disabled for "security reasons" and the only way to "unblock" it is with a new router. figured id just put the server on a different port. I changed the server to 25566 and ran through the same trouble shooting as before with no luck. this time i was able to port forward 25566 but with the same io.netty error. Thinking it might be something to do with java i clean installed java with the version of SDK for that server same error. Completely disabled my windows defender, same error. Tried creating a server for 1.20.6 (latest release), walked through all the steps, YouTube video and all. but instead I receive this error when trying to connect Connection timed out: getsockopt. I talked with a friend who know more about servers than me. His response was "The maths not mathing". I called spectrum a second time and walked through every troubleshooting method they had. Included but not limited to trying it with uPNP on/off, restarting router, modem, and all devices on the network, clearing all ports and reserved IPs, disabling and re-enabling the security shield. Nothing worked the guy I was on the phone with has no clue why I cant host a server. He recommended getting a new spectrum router so my public address resets, and then if that doesn't work to purchase a 3rd party router to manage myself. I wanted to try a few things before doing that. So I sent the server files to two friends. one uses spectrum one does not, neither have any ports forwarded and have never hosted servers before. walked through the same process with both of them and the friend with spectrum could also only connect locally while the other that doesn't have spectrum we could connect to. I am lost and am convinced spectrum just sucks and won't admit that they don't let you server host anymore.
TL:DR - Tried all trouble shooting i can think of, spectrum told me to get a new router because they cant figure it out either
Any ideas or help would be much appreciated.

I'm a beginner to using Docker and I'm trying to run Uptime Kuma on my Synology NAS for some homelab stuff. I used Container Manager to create the Uptime Kuma container and got it running, but every time I attempt to visit the local webUI the page times out. I've whitelisted the host ports on my router and NAS. When I have used SSH to try to access Uptime Kuma I was able to connect to the dashboard with the same IP address, but if I use the same IP address to connect to the web UI in my browser it fails. Do I need to create a macvlan to fix this or is something else wrong?

I have Verizon 5G home internet and YouTube TV in Kentucky. I chatted with Verizon Tier 2 tech support last night to address the issue of my router IP address being from Indianapolis.
It regularly changes our local playback to Indiana which means we don’t get our local channels. Verizon and Google are both aware of the issue but what are they doing to fix it?
The Tier 2 agent suggested that my router was bad (something about provisioning) whatever the hell that means. The agent suggested getting a new router but then I’ve seen many posts from around the country expressing the same problem. Users in Charlotte NC who had their local channels changed to Raleigh or users in Austin who had their channels changed to San Antonio.
Having to reset my YTTV every other day is a pain in the ass. Plus, when I want to look up anything on my iPhone, I see shit from Indiana.
Come on Verizon. Figure this shit out. Hell, I might as well go back to one of the other ISP’s.

I've been disconnected all morning and called my IP to see what was wrong. They told me it was an nbn outage since 3am and there was nothing they could do on their end and there was no end estimated right now. But I checked my address on the nbn site and it doesnt say theres an outage. I had assumed it might be an nbn issue since the nbn router isnt connecting properly (it keeps blinking). I did cycle the power, even if I hadnt the rep would have suggested I do that before even checking what was wrong lol.
Am I missing something here? Or is the site just super unreliable?

vlan 10
name V10
vlan 99
name V99
int range fa/g _ - short for interface, fastEthernet, gigabitEthernet
sw mo acc - short for switchport mode access
sw acc vlan 10
int range fa/g _
sw mo acc
sw acc vlan 99
int vlan 99
ip add 10.0.99.1 255.255.255.0 - short for address
no sh - short for shutdown
int g _
sw mo tr - short for trunk
sw tr native vlan 88
int g _ .10
encap dot1Q 10 - short for encapulation
ip add 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
int g _.20
encap dot1Q 20
ip add 192.168.20.1 255.255.255.0
Router R1:
int g0/0/1.8
encap dot1q 8 native
Switch S1:
def int f0/5 - short for default interface
int f0/5
sw mo tr
sw tr native vlan 8
sw tr allowed vlan 3,4,8,13
int f0/1
sw tr allowed vlan 3,13
sw tr native vlan 8
S2:
int f0/1
sw tr allowed vlan 3,13

Update: marking this as solved. I don't know what caused the lock out - I'm 100% certain I only entered my password once. "Resolution" if it counts: I'm thankful I had the DSfinder app installed on my ipad through which I was able to see "IP Blocking" settings and managed to unblock the IP address of my PC. Had forgotten I had installed it on that device. Don't think it contributed to the issue as again, device is WiFI only and never open the Synology app. Just massively relieved!
Hi All,
Would appreciate some help here. I'm really confused what's going on.
Background
I last logged into my DSM 2 days ago on my PC. Just tried to log in right now and something odd happened, I'm used to signing in by entering my password followed by 2FA code even though it's my personal device. This time on attempting to sign on to my admin account, after entering my username I received a message to validate my log in using the Synology Secure SignIn app instead of entering a password. I do not have the app. I tried another non-admin account, still the same message. Upon attempting to log in with a password, instead I receive a message saying too many failed attempts have been made to log in and the IP address has been blocked. To be clear, I had not made any prior attempts from my personal device (it was sleeping until about 5 minutes before I attempted to log in). Although I couldn't access my DSM account, I was still able to access my mapped network drives. I tried to restart my PC and tried to log in again, but same result, and this time no luck with accessing mapped network drives either.
Edit to add: I never log into my NAS through any other devices besides this PC in my home network.
Existing Security
My NAS is exposed to the internet only via Plex. It is port forwarded so not the standard 32400 and behind a double nat. Plex has a secure password and also has 2FA.
I have firewall rules set up so only can be accessed in my country of origin UK, and after 3 or 5 wrong attempts I believe it blocks the IP. Prior to this I've never had any attempts made on my NAS.
I have my original admin account disabled, and the new one is super obscure. My password is beyond what is reflected here: https://caltechsites-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/imss/images/2023_Password_Table_Square.original.jpg
In addition, I haven't logged into my authenticator app on this device.
Oddities
One of the drives I have is dedicated to media. I'm still able to access this through Plex. I run Plex through docker and I am still able to access this through my NAS IP address.
Edit to add: I have DLNA enabled on my NAS, I'm able to access media through this as well (including through my PC).
I have another laptop that was also sleeping. I've just switched it on, it is still connected to my mapped network drives and I can access the majority of them (different limited access credentials), but none of the content is blocked by any means. I never attempt to log into DSM through this laptop. Only the initial mapping of the drives.
I've not received any emails notifying that I've been hacked/my content has been locked until I pay
Synology assistant isn't having luck finding the Synology NAS on the network at all either.
Maybe related
I've requested a speed upgrade from my internet provider. They've sent me a new router and asked me to plug it in within 5 days. I've not done this yet and was actually logging into my DSM account to double check all my settings prior to switching out.
If you're still reading, thanks so much!
At this point I'm clueless if it's something malicious or not. I'm going to run Malwarebytes overnight on my PC. Is there a chance that a change at my ISP side could result in the above?
I'm thinking worst case scenario I've been hacked, but let's say I have a keylogger on my machine, is it possible for them to break into my NAS based on my passwords alone? My 2FA is always from my personal phone and I don't log into that on my PC. Really not sure how else they could have gotten access, and again, no emails or anything, nothing has been zipped.
Would appreciate your help / suggestions on what I can do here please!
Thanks!

I’m (34) a Canadian who was laid off last June, and I’ve been on the job hunt since then. I’ve dabbled in some freelance work here and there, but for all intents and purposes, I’m looking for a permanent, full-time, and (ideally) remote position.
Lately I’ve been having more success with getting interviews, having made it to the second and third round of interviews with some companies. I’m currently in different stages of the interview process for two companies; however, I just received an offer for a remote management position that I applied to last week with a relatively well-known American company.
Rather than immediately being overjoyed, I found myself feeling slightly skeptical for a few reasons: * The pay is considerably more than I’ve made in any other position, which just makes it feel a bit too good to be true. * I only had one interview with one of their hiring staff—not with anyone from the department I’d be working in—rather than the usual 2-3 I’m used to. I also received the job offer in less than a week of applying. * The interviewer asked me relevant questions about my experience in my field, but she didn’t ask about my experience in a managerial role, which I feel like would be important to know. * I looked up my interviewer on LinkedIn, and she doesn’t have her current role listed at the company I interviewed for. I also came across the LinkedIn profile for the hiring manager who initially emailed me, and it states that her current role is as an HR director for a company in an entirely different industry. I know this isn’t necessarily proof of anything nefarious, especially if they’re not necessarily active on the platform, but it does strike me as a little odd.
As a final caveat, I should also mention that the hiring manager did state at the beginning that they’re looking to fill this role urgently, which could speak to why the offer came so quickly.
Should these concerns be setting off alarm bells, or is this normal practice for remote positions with US-based companies? Are there any questions I should be asking to confirm the legitimacy of the offer? What else might a Canadian need to know about this sort of scenario?
Thanks in advance for any insight!
UPDATE Thanks for the helpful comments, everyone. After following through with your suggestions and doing some more digging, I'm fairly certain this was a scam. Here's a bit more evidence in case it's helpful for anyone else in the future: * The original email address had the company name with "-job" appended to it, so it seemed like it might have been legitimate. I analyzed the email header using the Google Toolbox feature and found that it was actually sent from a titan.email address, an email service provider based in India. An IP lookup also revealed that it came from somewhere in Germany. * I asked my friend who's a lawyer to read over the offer letter, and he said that it seemed like it might have been written by AI. He also said their privacy policy wouldn't hold up to any scrunity. * To buy myself a bit more time, I asked the hiring manager if I could be put in touch with both an HR representative and my potential direct report, to which she said "...kindly note that due to the high rate of employee during this current recruiting process we are unable to handle calls until during the workers orientation." * In addition to the errors in the above message, she's also made a few other errors in her correspondence, one of which was excluding the apostrophe in the company's name in her email signature and even swapping around the company name (e.g., Buy Best rather than Best Buy). * I took a quote from the original job ad and looked it up online, and I found the exact job description in an online article for "[My Role] Job Description". * The hiring manager's most recent message was sent at 10:30 pm EST, an unusual time for employees in the US or Canada to be sending work emails unless they're working pretty damn late.
I was really hoping there was a reasonable explanation for all of my doubt because it would have been a great opportunity, but I can't ignore all of these flags. Fortunately I haven't given them any other personal information apart from my name, email address, and phone number, so I'm hoping this is the end of it. It's such a shame that scammers are willing to go through the effort of taking targets through an entire interview process—even having them speak to an actual person on a fake video interview. I know scammers prey on people's vulnerability, desperation, and naivete, so I'm glad to have dodged a bullet, but what a huge waste of time that was.

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Reds (18-24) @ D-backs (20-23)

First Pitch: 3:40 PM at Chase Field

Team	Starter	TV	Radio
Reds	Andrew Abbott (2-4, 3.35 ERA)	BSOH	WLW
D-backs	Brandon Pfaadt (1-3, 4.60 ERA)	ARID	98.7 FM , KQMR (ES)

MLB	Fangraphs	Reddit Stream	IRC Chat
Gameday	Game Graph	Live Comments	Libera: ##baseball

Line Score - Game Over

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E	LOB
CIN	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	3	0	4
AZ	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1		2	6	0	5

Box Score

AZ		AB	R	H	RBI	BB	SO	BA
2B	Marte, K	4	0	1	0	0	1	.289
RF	Grichuk	3	0	1	0	0	0	.274
PH	Smith, P	1	0	1	0	0	0	.258
CF	Carroll	0	1	0	0	0	0	.193
LF	Gurriel Jr.	3	0	1	1	1	1	.231
1B	Walker, C	4	1	2	1	0	1	.264
3B	Suárez, E	3	0	0	0	0	1	.220
C	Moreno	2	0	0	0	1	0	.243
DH	Alexander	3	0	0	0	0	1	.253
RF	McCarthy	3	0	0	0	0	1	.281
SS	Newman	3	0	0	0	0	0	.262

AZ	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	P-S	ERA
Pfaadt	7.0	2	1	1	2	9	93-61	4.17
Thompson, R	1.0	1	0	0	0	1	11-10	1.00
Sewald	1.0	0	0	0	0	0	8-4	2.25

CIN		AB	R	H	RBI	BB	SO	BA
CF	Benson	4	0	1	0	0	3	.194
RF	Fraley	4	0	0	0	0	2	.300
1B	Ford, M	4	0	0	0	0	0	.179
LF	Steer	4	0	0	0	0	1	.242
3B	Candelario	4	0	1	0	0	1	.230
DH	Capel	3	0	0	0	0	0	.167
2B	Espinal	3	1	1	1	0	1	.200
C	Maile	1	0	0	0	1	1	.145
SS	De La Cruz, E	1	0	0	0	0	0	.258
LF	Hurtubise	2	0	0	0	1	1	.000
C	Stephenson, T	0	0	0	0	0	0	.245

CIN	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	P-S	ERA
Abbott, A	7.0	4	1	1	2	4	95-61	3.06
Cruz, F	1.0	2	1	1	0	2	22-14	4.50

Scoring Plays

Inning	Event	Score
B2	Christian Walker homers (8) on a fly ball to left center field.	1-0
T5	Santiago Espinal homers (2) on a fly ball to left center field.	1-1
B8	Lourdes Gurriel Jr. doubles (9) on a fly ball to right fielder Jake Fraley. Corbin Carroll scores.	2-1

Highlights

Description	Length
Brandon Pfaadt against the Reds	0:09
Bullpen availability for Arizona, May 15 vs Reds	0:07
Bullpen availability for Cincinnati, May 15 vs D-backs	0:07
Bench availability for Arizona, May 15 vs Reds	0:07
Fielding alignment for Arizona, May 15 vs Reds	0:11
Bench availability for Cincinnati, May 15 vs D-backs	0:07
Fielding alignment for Cincinnati, May 15 vs D-backs	0:11
Starting lineups for Reds at D-backs - May 15, 2024	0:09
An animated look at Christian Walker's home run	0:11
The distance behind Christian Walker's home run	0:13
Breaking down Santiago Espinal's home run	0:13
Santiago Espinal's home run through bat tracking data	0:11
Breaking down Brandon Pfaadt's pitches	0:04
Brandon Pfaadt's outing against the Reds	0:23
Andrew Abbott's outing against the D-backs	0:23
Breaking down Andrew Abbott's pitches	0:04
Christian Walker's solo home run (8)	0:22
Torey Lovullo names David Bell to All-Star staff	1:05
Ketel Marte's slick backhanded stop and shimmy	0:22
Santiago Espinal's solo home run (2)	0:20
Brandon Pfaadt In play, out(s) to Santiago Espinal	0:13
Brandon Pfaadt whiffs nine against Reds	1:13
Andrew Abbott fans four over seven innings	0:35
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s go-ahead double	0:27
Paul Sewald seals the 2-1 win for the D-backs	0:16

Decisions

Winning Pitcher	Losing Pitcher	Save
Thompson, R (1-1, 1.00 ERA)	Cruz, F (1-4, 4.50 ERA)	Sewald (2 SV, 2.25 ERA)

Attendance	Weather	Wind
	78°F, Roof Closed	0 mph, None

HP	1B	2B	3B
Jordan Baker	Dan Merzel	Mark Carlson	Stu Scheurwater

Game ended at 5:40 PM.
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I'm running into an issue with an ISR 4k where the DNS is not resolving through a VRF'd Internet Interface.
cisco ISR4321/K9 Version 16.9.5
Here is config:
vrf definition OUTSIDE-VRF
description Outside Internet VRF
rd 999:999
!
address-family ipv4
route-target export 999:999
route-target import 999:999
exit-address-family
ip name-server vrf OUTSIDE-VRF 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4
ip domain lookup
interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0
description \* Outside Internet ***
vrf forwarding OUTSIDE-VRF
ip address X.X.X.X X.X.X.X
ip route vrf OUTSIDE-VRF 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 X.X.X.X name OUTSIDE_VRF_DEFAULT_ROUTE
When I ping i get these results in debug: Router%OUTSIDE-VRF#ping google.com
000583: May 15 13:11:21.572 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_name_verify_internal: Checking if hostname is valid or not..
000584: May 15 13:11:21.572 CDT: DNS: info: cdns_name_verify_internal: Hostname is valid
000585: May 15 13:11:21.572 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_rr_type: converting name kind 40004 to type 1
000586: May 15 13:11:21.572 CDT: DNS: detail: read_forwards: Forward zone server list:
000587: May 15 13:11:21.572 CDT: DNS: info: delegpt_log: DelegationPoint<.>: 0 names (0 missing), 2 addrs (0 result, 2 avail) parentNS
000588: May 15 13:11:21.573 CDT: DNS: detail: val_operate: validator[module 0] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_new
000589: May 15 13:11:21.573 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: validator operate: query google.com. A IN
000590: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_pass
000591: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: resolving google.com. A IN
000592: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: processQueryTargets: google.com. A IN
000593: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: sending query: google.com. A IN
000594: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: detail: log_name_addr: sending to target: <.> 8.8.8.8#53
000595: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_first_hop: dst 8.8.8.8, intf GigabitEthernet0/0/0, addr X.X.X.X
000596: May 15 13:11:21.574 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_set_udp_source_interface: using source interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0 with address X.X.X.X
000597: May 15 13:11:21.588 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_wait_reply event:module_event_reply
000598: May 15 13:11:21.588 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: iterator operate: query google.com. A IN
000599: May 15 13:11:21.588 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: response for google.com. A IN
000600: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: info: log_name_addr: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#53
000601: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: info: processQueryResponse: query response was ANSWER
000602: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: finishing processing for google.com. A IN
000603: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: detail: val_operate: validator[module 0] operate: extstate:module_wait_module event:module_event_moddone
000604: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: validator operate: query google.com. A IN
000605: May 15 13:11:21.589 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_new_nametype: new nametype 0x80007F6E701806A0
000606: May 15 13:11:21.590 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_nametype_free: deleting nametype 0x80007F6E701806A0
000607: May 15 13:11:21.592 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_name_verify_internal: Checking if hostname is valid or not..
000608: May 15 13:11:21.592 CDT: DNS: info: cdns_name_verify_internal: Hostname is valid
000609: May 15 13:11:21.592 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_rr_type: converting name kind 40004 to type 1
000610: May 15 13:11:21.592 CDT: DNS: detail: read_forwards: Forward zone server list:
000611: May 15 13:11:21.592 CDT: DNS: info: delegpt_log: DelegationPoint<.>: 0 names (0 missing), 1 addrs (0 result, 1 avail) parentNS
000612: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: detail: val_operate: validator[module 0] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_new
000613: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: validator operate: query google.com. A IN
000614: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_pass
000615: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: resolving google.com. A IN
000616: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: processQueryTargets: google.com. A IN
000617: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: sending query: google.com. A IN
000618: May 15 13:11:21.593 CDT: DNS: detail: log_name_addr: sending to target: <.> 255.255.255.255#53
000619: May 15 13:11:21.594 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_first_hop: dst 255.255.255.255, intf NULL, addr 0.0.0.0
000620: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_wait_reply event:module_event_noreply
000621: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: iterator operate: query google.com. A IN
000622: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: processQueryTargets: google.com. A IN
000623: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: sending query: google.com. A IN
000624: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: detail: log_name_addr: sending to target: <.> 255.255.255.255#53
000625: May 15 13:11:22.594 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_first_hop: dst 255.255.255.255, intf NULL, addr 0.0.0.0
000626: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_wait_reply event:module_event_noreply
000627: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: iterator operate: query google.com. A IN
000628: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: processQueryTargets: google.com. A IN
000629: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: detail: can_have_last_resort: configured forward servers failed -- returning SERVFAIL
000630: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: detail: error_response: return error response SERVFAIL
000631: May 15 13:11:24.594 CDT: DNS: detail: val_operate: validator[module 0] operate: extstate:module_wait_module event:module_event_moddone
000632: May 15 13:11:24.595 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: validator operate: query google.com. A IN
000633: May 15 13:11:24.595 CDT: DNS: detail: read_forwards: Forward zone server list:
000634: May 15 13:11:24.595 CDT: DNS: info: delegpt_log: DelegationPoint<.>: 0 names (0 missing), 1 addrs (0 result, 1 avail) parentNS
000635: May 15 13:11:24.596 CDT: DNS: detail: val_operate: validator[module 0] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_new
000636: May 15 13:11:24.596 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: validator operate: query google.com.msbna.com. A IN
000637: May 15 13:11:24.596 CDT: DNS: detail: iter_operate: iterator[module 1] operate: extstate:module_state_initial event:module_event_pass
000638: May 15 13:11:24.596 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: resolving google.com.msbna.com. A IN
000639: May 15 13:11:24.596 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: processQueryTargets: google.com.msbna.com. A IN
000640: May 15 13:11:24.597 CDT: DNS: info: log_nametypeclass: sending query: google.com.msbna.com. A IN
000641: May 15 13:11:24.597 CDT: DNS: detail: log_name_addr: sending to target: <.> 255.255.255.255#53
000642: May 15 13:11:24.597 CDT: DNS: detail: cdns_get_first_hop: dst 255.255.255.255, intf NULL, addr 0.0.0.0
Unrecognized host or address, or protocol not running.

Hello all,
i have a topology consist of 2 Nexus switches and there is a mikrotik Router connected to each switch.
there is 2 Nexus 9372px switches running with nxos 9.3(10) and i established VXLAN tunnel between them both nexus switches pinged each other successfully but the issue is when i try to ping between R4 and R6 (Both are mikrotik router and even if i use cisco same issue i have) they cant ping each other however both routers see the other as a neighbor and can perform mac ping but they cant ping IP addresses on the same vlan (3322 in my case) below there is a config of both nexus 1 and nexus 2 switches: NEXUS 1 Config: IP Interface Status for VRF "default"(1) Interface IP Address Interface Status ETH2/2 10.11.1.1protocol-up/link-up/admin-up Lo0 10.15.15.15protocol-up/link-up/admin-up ping 10.15.15.20 source 10.15.15.15 PING 10.15.15.20 (10.15.15.20) from 10.15.15.15: 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 10.15.15.20: icmp_seq=0 ttl=254 time=1.13 ms 64 bytes from 10.15.15.20: icmp_seq=1 ttl=254 time=0.705 ms 64 bytes from 10.15.15.20: icmp_seq=2 ttl=254 time=0.626 ms 64 bytes from 10.15.15.20: icmp_seq=3 ttl=254 time=0.7 ms 64 bytes from 10.15.15.20: icmp_seq=4 ttl=254 time=0.617 ms --- 10.15.15.20 ping statistics --- 5 packets transmitted, 5 packets received, 0.00% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max = 0.617/0.755/1.13 ms -----NVE1-------- interface nve1 no shutdown source-interface loopback0 member vni 33220 ingress-replication protocol static peer-ip 10.15.15.20 -----------VLAN CONFIG------- version 9.3(10) Bios:version 07.69 vlan 3322 vlan 3322 vn-segment 33220 Nexus 2 config : Interface IP Address Interface Status eth2/2 10.11.1.2protocol-up/link-up/admin-up Lo0 10.15.15.20protocol-up/link-up/admin-up version 9.3(10) Bios:version 07.69 vlan 3322 vn-segment 33220 version 9.3(10) Bios:version 07.69 interface nve1 no shutdown source-interface loopback0 member vni 33220 ingress-replication protocol static peer-ip 10.15.15.15

i have a raspberry pi running AdGuard Home, but on my macbook i do find som issues using it : I have some issues with my router, and i'm not able (atm) to set my raspberry pi as the default dns.
On macOS, when you set manually a Dns it is set to all of the network, instead of on iOS which is a by network configuration. so when im at home, everything is functioning, but when im at work or so, the mac still want to use the ip address of my raspberry pi as a dns -> not working :')
do you guys have a solution ? i know the best to do is to set it for my routeur, but if you have a temporary solution for this, i'm all yours :)

Hello everyone,
This is my first post here so I hope to find the help I need. I initally wanted to install PVE on my Optiplex SFF as a home lab server project just to try things out. Also, My first VM I wanted to install was pfSense as I wanted it to replace my home router (which is a single deco XE75 Pro) , here is the sequence of what I did:
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• I've installed proxmox on this optiplex and assigned the IP address 10.10.10.10/24 to it
• Installed pfSense VM and assigned vmbr0 bridge (Intel E1000) to WAN and that uses eth7 (which is the first of 4 ports NIC I have)
• I've assigned vmbr1 bridge as LAN (uses eth6 port)
• The static IP I assigned for pfSense LAN was 10.100.100.1/24 and activated DHCP server on it.
• I created another 2 bridges vmbr3 (eth5) and vmbr4 (eth4) on the remaining 2 ports of that NIC and called them LAN2 and LAN3 in pfSense.
• Now pfSense is working great and ready to work as my new home router.
• After that, I disconnected my original router (deco) and changed its mode from router to AP mode for WIFI access.
• Plugged in WAN in the first port (eth7) and deco in LAN (eth6) and yay everything is working.
• Now I am trying to access PVE web UI but unfortunately I remembered too late that it was installed on the old router subnet and there is no way to access it other than through a monitor and keyboard that I have.

Now, All I can see is a bunch of errors on the monitor that says each port has entered in block mode then forward state (i didn't really pay attention but it's definitely something wrong going on).
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My question is:
Can I change the network settings of PVE through the terminal to accest a dynamic IP address through DHCP (frome pfSense I assume) and then assign a static IP address to it later on?
If that's not a valid solution, how do you think I can tackle this issue?
Side note: the other two ports LAN2 and LAN3 don't have any internet connection whatsoever despite the fact that their dhcp server is working and they assign IP addresses to any device connects to them without any issue. It's just no internet connection at all. I'd appreciate if someone can tell me why is this happening.
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