Simon Bruder
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Previously, I did not have IPv6 upstream, so even a wrong configuration worked. Now it uses a different routing table for IPv4 and IPv6, so it also works on dual-stack upstreams. However, how it worked without IPv6 forwarding enabled, is still a mystery to me. |
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shinobu
Hardware
Protectli Vault Pro VP2420.
- CPU: Intel Celeron J6412 (4 × 2.0 GHz)
- RAM: 8 GB Crucial DDR4-2666 SO-DIMM
CT8G4SFRA266.M8FRS - PSU: Channel Well Technology 60 W (12 V, 3.333 A)
- SSD: 120 GB Protectli SATA M.2
- NIC: 4 Intel i225-V (2.5GbE)
- Wireless: Intel Wireless-AC 9260
- FINTEK F81232 USB to UART bridge (for easy serial console)
- Dasharo coreboot firemware
Purpose
It is the main router for my home network.
Misc Notes
While it has 16 GB of eMMC (unlike the 8 GB advertised on Protectli’s product page), I don’t trust the eMMC enough to run the system from it.
Notes on Wireless (copied from fuuko’s previous README)
TL;DR: Never try to build an AP yourself, just get a dedicated AP and use OpenWrt.
- Wireless cards are M.2 A+E key and don’t fit in an M.2 E key slot, because apparently using USB for Bluetooth is a good idea.
- Intel Wireless cards only support AP mode on 2.4 GHz because of broken LAR.
- Almost all wireless cards only support one band at the same time (no dual-band AP).
- Realtek Wireless cards don’t work at all (no wonder).
- Hostapd’s configuration file is … interesting.
- Regulatory stuff is fun.
Name
Shinobu Oshino (previously known as Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade) is a Vampire Oddity from the Monogatari Series.