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 Topic: SSH disabled build 53633 |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 12 Views: 747 |
 Forum: General Questions Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2024 0:41 Subject: SSH disabled build 53633 |
| Be careful, remote access is enabled by default for x86 builds (but not for all others). I got hacked and someone installed a bitcoin miner on my dd-wrt lol
I got hacked and someone installed a bi ... |
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| Topic: SSH disabled build 53633 |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 12 Views: 747 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2024 0:48 Subject: SSH disabled build 53633 |
| Telnet (from LAN) is the only thing enabled by default after installation. This is noted in many places all over the forum and wiki... and for SSH remote management:
...you must enable Secure Shell ... |
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| Topic: same SSID name 5GHz&2.4GHz |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 8 Views: 786 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2024 0:46 Subject: same SSID name 5GHz&2.4GHz |
| You're supposed to set the same SSID for the 5ghz and 2.4ghz.
There is a technology that the router/client can use both simultaneously for higher throughput, no? |
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| Topic: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 3 Views: 532 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2024 4:27 Subject: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
| I re-enabled QoS and set it to 900 mbit up/down. This caused the bufferbloat on the network (as tested by speedtest.net) to fall to under 1ms for both upload and download on a hardwired connection:
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| Topic: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 3 Views: 532 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2024 0:41 Subject: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
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I re-enabled QoS and set it to 900 mbit up/down. This caused the bufferbloat on the network (as tested by speedtest.net) to fall to under 1ms for both upload and download on a hardwired co ... |
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| Topic: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 3 Views: 532 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2024 0:36 Subject: Gigabit Fiber best practices vs Gigabit Cable |
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I just switched my ISP from gigabit cable to gigabit fiber. Fiber offers several distinct advantages: bidirectional gigabit speeds (vs 50, and then lowered to 35 mbit for cable), lower l ... |
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| Topic: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 5 Views: 669 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2024 23:58 Subject: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
| Yea, I’d do wires if I could. I need to cover the distance from my house to m barn. Too long for a cable. I did have a setup where the other building was on a different SSID but having to continuous ... | |
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| Topic: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 5 Views: 669 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2024 18:53 Subject: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
| Yes, that was you. Well that’s too bad. Can you tell me what routers you were using. I noticed on OpenWRT there are several posts and they seem to be having success there. I haven’t looked closely ... | |
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| Topic: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 5 Views: 669 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2024 5:00 Subject: Does anyone have OLSR mesh working |
| I couldn't get it to work, I might be the person you're referring to. That said, I'm no networking guru | |
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| Topic: Just grounded my PoE Injector/Network Switch |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 2 Views: 469 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2023 17:35 Subject: Re: Just grounded my PoE Injector/Network Switch |
| My configuration is as follows:
modem --> dd-wrt router --> PoE Switch (in attic) --> Cisco Access Points I just read through the manual of my attic switch, and it recommended c ... |
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| Topic: Just grounded my PoE Injector/Network Switch |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 2 Views: 469 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2023 17:50 Subject: Just grounded my PoE Injector/Network Switch |
| My configuration is as follows:
modem --> dd-wrt router --> PoE Switch (in attic) --> Cisco Access Points I just read through the manual of my attic switch, and it recommended c ... |
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| Topic: History of Ethernet |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 2 Views: 612 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:39 Subject: History of Ethernet |
| http://www.datacottage.com/nch/cablinghist.htm
Enjoyable, if shallow, read. |
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| Topic: Excessive DNSMasq DHCP Requests |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 2 Views: 480 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2023 21:24 Subject: Excessive DNSMasq DHCP Requests |
| for some reason clients are inundating the router with excessive dhcp requests:
Jan 30 14:37:49 ProtectLi daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[9951]: DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.10 ... |
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| Topic: Does a DD-WRT router work as an NTP server? |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 9 Views: 739 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:41 Subject: Does a DD-WRT router work as an NTP server? |
| DDWRT by default checks time every hour, on Basic Setup page under NTP settings: "Update Interval: 3600 seconds"
Your time server maybe be temporarily overloaded, I use this as time serve ... |
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| Topic: Does a DD-WRT router work as an NTP server? |
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| Fried Chicken Replies: 9 Views: 739 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2023 3:09 Subject: Does a DD-WRT router work as an NTP server? |
| I'm not interested in installing an NTP server, but something very funny has just occurred to me.
I get regular "cyclic NTP update failed" responses from the NTP server I use. It's occur ... |
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