[Rack] Networking as of 2013-10-02

Ben Kochie ben at nerp.net
Sun Oct 6 09:26:56 UTC 2013


It sounds like the only real problem here is that we need to replace the 
CF card in bikeshed and restore the vyatta OS/config.

But it looks like you broke the DSL line, so I can't get to anything from 
the outside now.

Most of this is up to date:
https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Network

Gutting the network is a waste of everyone's time.

-ben

On Thu, 3 Oct 2013, Omar Zouai wrote:

> 
> At around 5:30pm, there was some power failure, and the battery backup shut off. Upon
> restarting, the green r00ter simply would not completely boot; it would only have the power,
> error, and disk light on.
> 
> After a call with MonkeyBrains, and a little while of troubleshooting, we've managed to figure
> out where the line came from, and were able to patch it through directly to the router.
> 
> If it's still how I left it, there IS NOT a firewall in place, and everybody is given a PUBLIC
> IP. Please connect with caution.
> 
> Since there is a direct link between the WiFi and the antennae, I see this as a good time to
> redo all of NoiseBridges networking.
> 
> Some things I plan to do are:
>     --> Get the Dell PowerEdge that is offline and sitting under the switch running as a
> gateway and DHCP server.
>     --> Create 2-3 networks inside the space. One would be for Pony and other essential
> equipment, another would be for the terminals for hardware like the 3d printers or laser
> cutter. And the last would be for NoiseBridge users to connect to.
>     --> Bandwidth filtering, this is much needed, we need to have some sort of flow control
> over how the bandwidth is propagated to all the users.
>     --> Label all networking equipment, then create schematics.
> 
> With that in mind, if you have any other ideas, feel free to mention them. And I do ask that if
> anyone has credentials to get into any of the networking equipment, please send the info, as it
> would save us the trouble of resetting everything.
> 
> 
>


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