Recently I moved and need to rethink my rack and network solution. Previously my server and the main switch lived in my IKEA Oppli TV-Bench, which was already showing its age. I used a Mikrotik CSS326-24G-2S+RM which is a very capable switch for the price, but unfortunaly don’t have PoE (For 120€ also a little too much asked). (At the time) my only PoE device was my Ubiquiti Unifi AP AC Pro which I powered via the included injector....

About a year ago I replaced the horrible TN display of my boyfriend’s T430 with a Full-HD IPS and in the same move I replaced the LAN Ethernet USB Board due to a bent USB port. Because the laptop had to be completely disassembled anyway, I decided to give Coreboot a try. This blogpost serves as a memory support, if I should decide to flash another laptop. I’ve used a CH341A programmer....

Recently I discovered the DN42 project. It’s basically a private network similar to the public internet and is designed not only to learn routing technologies like BGP, but also provides a internet registry, DNS root servers and internal services. Currently my only public node is a virtual machine on my Colocation Host in the datacenter FRA4, Germany. Short overview: Debian Unstable 1 Gbps Bandwidth Fully dualstacked Wireguard (preferred) and OpenVPN (Unfortunaly) no BGP-MP If you want to peer with me, all needed information are on my DN42-Page....