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Adventures in Ubiquiti Routing and Switching
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Ghosted
I’ve had a desire to turn this Pacman Ghost Light into a status indicator for my monitoring since like 2016. Somewhere around 2017-1028 I started accumulating hobbyist electronics parts — soldering gear, various Micro:Bit, Espressif, and RP2040 boards, breadboards, wiring, … Continue reading →
Progress
My ambitions to deploy UK Ultras to the exterior walls of the cabin were quickly dashed at realizing the cable runs would be challenging for the limited time available — cold weather prep was the priority — so I shoved … Continue reading →
Well that was unexpected
Over my holiday break I freed up a US-8-60W in my office, that I’m going to use to replace a larger under-utilized switch in my garage, to bring back to my office to free up the other US-8-60W, which I’ll … Continue reading →
The problem with things that work by “Magic” is that they must always “Just Work”
Roughly 24 hours ago, the primary Internet at our mountain cabin went down for 90 minutes. No big deal, we’re not there, and there’s an LTE backup on WAN2. However, the “Site Magic” VPN tunnel never re-established itself. In the … Continue reading →
Cheater’s NAT Bypass
Randomly came across a post looking for a method to disable NAT on the ARM-based UniFi routers… and, as usual, nobody had suggested the easy way. The hard ways are: But there is another way that doesn’t require running scripts … Continue reading →
UniFi Express
Ubiquiti has launched the $149 UniFi Express, which adds to the UXG-Lite a WiFi AP, a tiny screen, the ability to host its own UniFi controller or be adopted to an external one, and the flexibility to be used as … Continue reading →
Next-Gen Gateway Lite
Ubiquiti is finally launching a replacement for the decrepit USG. The UXG-Lite will be available for purchase from the Ubiquiti store on 11/20 for $129 and is roughly a de-spec’d UDR — A53 dual-core, 1GB RAM, 2x 1GbE ports, and … Continue reading →
Hosting E-mail @ Home
Having been in the ISP and hosting industries from roughly 1996-2014, living through the transition of mail servers from being something that everyone runs themselves as a matter of course to a nightmare of spam, block lists, and becoming the … Continue reading →
De-container-ification
I’ve been on a slow slog to remove containers from my home and remote UDM Pro and UDM Pro SE so that I’m not trapped on old firmware, but I finally got it done. It sucks that UI chose to … Continue reading →