mikrotik Running routerOS on Xen as a VM I'm working with mikrotik for more then two years now and I must say that its very convenient piece both software and hardware. My needs for the router capabilities getting
mining Monero mining with Nvidia on LMDE2 It was quite a hassle to find something that will compile and work under LMDE2 as its still based on Debian 8.10 with an old version of cmake and
mikrotik Ipv6 address propagation on Mikrotik Time to another part of the ipv6 story. We already have ipv6 subnet sharing linux-6to4-mikrotik configured so lets propagate some prefixes across the internal network. Like in the previous blog
ipv6 ipv6 subnet sharing linux-6to4-mikrotik Some ISP gives native ipv6 by default but unfortunately my ISP is not offering v6 protocol. Let's try to delegate a small subnet from my dedicated linux server to my home Mikrotik router.
debian Multiple IPv6 tunnels on single machine Recently my friend asked me to help him to set up multiple ipv6 tunnels on a single linux box. After some reading and initial config decided to drop it as
hostname setting hostname with dhclient This is a very simple and quick way, to set unique linux hostname, when getting address from DHCP.It's based on the dhclient-exit-hooks, so all you need to do is to create a bash script in /etc/dhcp/dhclient-exit-hooks.d In this case, hostname
debian puppet - run apt-get update before installing other packages There is a new future in puppet since version 2.6.0 and it called "relationship syntax". I'm using it for nagios as well. This simple trick looks like this : if $::operatingsystem == "Debian" { exec { "apt-update": command => "
