Jaap de Vos
jaap@mastodon.bsd.cafe
<p>I like routers, switches, servers, dogs, audio, nature, some people, and more tech. Trying to abide by good principles. Long COVID patient.</p><p>Real home in NL. Main Mastodon home at BSD Cafe.</p>
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Post #4282424
A new article at the RIPE blog explains the current state of running IPv4 services over IPv6-only networks. The three pieces are RFC 8950 (IPv6 next-hops for IPv4 prefixes), a draft about IPv6 next-hops for IPv4 routes, and a draft for solving the IPv4 gateway problem that systems running IPv4 services in these types of networks typically have. It’s cool to see this gateway thing in such an informed piece, I’ve been wondering about that bit for a while. You might have seen different service pr...
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Post #2178229
@stefano Congratulations on the new projects! Although I wonder when you sandpapered your throat to be able to make that comparison
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Post #2178226
@nuintari Availability is supposed to be a part of security, right? Anything statically routed can’t react to failures dynamically, thereby reducing availability, and thus security. Anyway, tell the dude/dudette Fortinet is the most secure, especially with their SSLVPN feature exposed.
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Post #2178225
Could I use FreeBSD to provide small-scale VPS hosting in a multi-tenancy setup? It doesn&#39;t need to be fancy, power user skills could be assumed, but things would need to be properly isolated from each other. Minimal features would be providing console access and power on/power off/reboot features. Nice to have is uploading and mounting your own ISO. When I previously asked a similar question at illumos Cafe, the answer was Triton Datacenter. As far as I can tell, FreeBSD doesn&#39;...