[HECnet] PyDECnet and IPv6

[Keith Halewood]

On the subject of rolling one’s own,

I’ve installed pfsense on a VM to play around with it. I’m going to get the appropriate hardware to run it properly and hopefully say goodbye to pain and suffering. 

What I’d really like is a PCIe VDSL card. They don’t seem to exist though.

> On 27 Nov 2020, at 17:05, August Treubig <atreubig49 at charter.net> wrote:
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> I abandoned off the shelf home routers years ago.  Currently using pfsense on a Protectli.  Ubiquiti Pro Access points.  Pfsense will run on any old intel / amd with 2 nics. (Intel nics prefered).   It is FreeBSD under the bottom.   
> I played with IPV6 for a while.  It caused more trouble than it was worth.  Remember in 1998, it was going to take over and replace IPV4 in 6 months......   22 years and counting.  Sure a long 6 months.
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> Aug
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> Sent from my iPad
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>> On Nov 27, 2020, at 10:17 AM, Robert Armstrong <bob at jfcl.com> wrote:
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>>> Is the RV340W an upbranded form of the Linksys LRT-224?
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>> I have a Cisco RV325.  They're fairly nice SOHO routers, but definitely not originally made by Cisco.  I have IPv6 turned off on my network - that's a can of worms that I just don't need.  Someday I'll have to deal with it, but not today :)
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>> BTW, I don't know about the RV340 family, but the 32x series has a fair number of known exploits.  Be sure you upgrade to the latest firmware!
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>> Bob
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