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Linux Router Forwarding Latency
I have a hobby network full of mostly software routers in L3 mode predominately running Linux and a few running FreeBSD. There are some network ASICs in the mix but their functions are specialized. Over the years as the network ages I replace aging gear with newer equipment that is usually quieter, cooler, and sucks Continue reading "Linux Router Forwarding Latency"
T-Mobile Home Internet, Part 2
A couple weeks ago I wrote a blog on T-Mobile Home Internet and I felt like I needed to post a quick follow-up. Overall, the service works great. I have the backup Internet plan that includes 130GiB of data, which I m prolly never going to get close to using. I ended up getting this setup Continue reading "T-Mobile Home Internet, Part 2"
T-Mobile Home Internet
I ve been waiting for about 2 years for the T-Mobile Home Internet to be available in my area (I suppose I was technically waiting on cell tower slots) and recently it was, so I got the backup Internet plan for $20/mo (no equipment fee)! I have Verizon Fios at a deep discount (technology assessment is Continue reading "T-Mobile Home Internet"
Something About 2025
This isn t a year in review article, it s more of an article I m writing to encourage myself to blog a bit more than every 6 months. However, I might as well share a few things about 2025. For the critical reader, I didn t write this article with any AI assistance but there are em-dashes used Continue reading "Something About 2025"
Useless Linux Kernel Error Messages
I run lots of Linux-based software routers on my home network to route IPv4 and IPv6. Periodically, they freak out with some IPv6-related errors that seem to indicate a problem but there is no corresponding forwarding impact. Here are two of them: (trill:18:56:EDT)% dmesg tail[40878917.324479] ICMPv6: Received fragmented ndisc packet. Carefully consider disabling…
ip monitor.. broke?
In both $dayjob and my personal networks, I use iproute2 extensively as it s the main tool to interface with Linux s Netlink socket API from the command line. In a pinch, to see live route IP neighbor (ARP) or IPv6 neighbor (NDP) changes, I instinctively run ip mon and sit back expecting to see a Continue reading "ip monitor.. broke?"
Verizon Fios.. Latency Tiers?
My parents and I are both lucky to be in a Verizon Fios service area and get FTTH Internet, which is generally far superior to DOCSIS or xDSL when it comes to speed but also, more importantly, latency and jitter. My parents have had the service for about two decades and I ve had mine since Continue reading "Verizon Fios.. Latency Tiers?"
2024 Review and Stuff
I forgot to do a 2024 review. It ll be short and sweet and mostly visual but here it goes. I flew a lot for work and pleasure: We re down to 1 dog, now (rip Henry Kamichoff on Christmas Day): I doubled down on Intel for my last two main computer upgrades: (destiny:18:49:EST)% ssh vega lscpu grep Continue reading "2024 Review and Stuff"
A Tiny 2023 Review
I m not all that interested in writing long year in review (YoR) articles anymore, so I ll just create some bullets and a bunch of photos. The bullets come first. Here are some images: That about it, I suppose. In actuality I got tired of processing photos. I also started listening to melodic techno instead of Continue reading "A Tiny 2023 Review"