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blog.cavelab.dev
Last year - I wrote about plans for my home network, or home network v2, as I called it. Let's take a look at what I have done, what remains, and what has changed since then. |
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alm.website
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ounapuu.ee
My current ISP provides an internet connection over a copper wire. To use it, I have a crappy modem (Technicolor CGA2121, DOCSIS 3.0). It's running in bridge mode, meaning that all it does is convert the signal running over the coax cable into plain old Ethernet. My main networking device is a TP-Link Archer C7 v5. It runs OpenWRT. This router/Wi-Fi AP box connects to the modem and handles everything, including getting a public IPv4 address from the ISP. |
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www.barryodonovan.com
Okay, I lied. WireGuard won't just run on Linux for the server side but that is what it was originally designed for. Linux is the first class citizen as the WireGuard implementation there exi... |
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