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@Larvitz or dual or tri wan opnsense - they make it pretty easy, generally

@LarvitzI'm looking forward to the #WireGuard tunnel for my home server

@geekymalcolm I'd avoid repeating The Register's article uncritically, they didn't put it in context vs BGPSec and the IETF state-of-art at all, and I've already criticised them fairly publicly on this. Disclaimer: My PhD work shows how BGP can be obsoleted in some IP networking scenarios.

Put some information about my Autonomous System, connectivity and peering policy on my website:https://hofstede.it/as201379.html#internetrouting #networking #routing #bgp #sovereignty #freebsd #ipv6

et une analyse interessante avec exemple de déploiement de SCION en prod dans le secteur de la finance CH dans cette article (via Risky Bizz )️ "Switzerland adopts SCION: A Secure Alternative to BGP""Since its launch, the SSFN has settled 220 billion CHF per day without a single outage attributable to routing failures" https://ubos.tech/news/switzerland-adopts-scion-a-secure-alternative-to-bgp/#Switzerland #BGP #SCION

@paul_ipv6 Working on finally finishing up a paper related to this, but suffice to say I think Quad9 is taking a very reasonable position here.There continues to be interesting DNSSEC-related outages, even "impactful" ones, but I think one could argue NTA getting it wrong is at least as risky as an outage. Hmm.. maybe something for future work .

@nlnetlabs sucks ti have to migrate again but kudos and thanks for making the right decision in the face of *gestures at world*

@drixter Good hint Thank you. I'll definitely do that.

@goetz Ach, du bist auch ein Mainzer?

@madamada Two address spaces on the same protocol always gets finicky. But on FreeBSD with two sperate fib's (basically routing tables) and reply-to in the PF rules, it's possible to do.