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@Larvitz Dual-FIB is such an elegant way to handle this. Bringing your own IP space is truly the endgame of self-hosting. Nice work
@cd_run_code It all was a slow escallation from the silly idea "What if I could be my own provider" to that result, I have now ..
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New blog post: Running your own Autonomous System on FreeBSD.
Got an AS number and IPv6 /48 via RIPE, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, two upstreams, and built GRE/GIF tunnels ti bring my own globally routable addresses to servers at different providers.
The interesting part: dual-FIB policy routing lets FreeBSD jails speak from both provider and BGP addresses simultaneously.
Running Your Own AS: BGP on FreeBSD with FRR, GRE Tunnels, and Policy Routing
How I obtained my own AS number and IPv6 prefix, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, and built a tunnel overlay to bring globally routable addresses to ser...
Larvitz Blog (blog.hofstede.it)
#FreeBSD #BGP #IPv6 #Networking #SelfHosted
@Larvitz welcome to BGP IPv6 world
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@cd_run_code It all was a slow escallation from the silly idea "What if I could be my own provider" to that result, I have now ..
But was an amazing learning opportinity!@Larvitz Haha, exactly! Next step: laying your own fiber cables across the ocean to complete the ISP experience
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@Larvitz welcome to BGP IPv6 world
@drixter
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New blog post: Running your own Autonomous System on FreeBSD.
Got an AS number and IPv6 /48 via RIPE, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, two upstreams, and built GRE/GIF tunnels ti bring my own globally routable addresses to servers at different providers.
The interesting part: dual-FIB policy routing lets FreeBSD jails speak from both provider and BGP addresses simultaneously.
Running Your Own AS: BGP on FreeBSD with FRR, GRE Tunnels, and Policy Routing
How I obtained my own AS number and IPv6 prefix, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, and built a tunnel overlay to bring globally routable addresses to ser...
Larvitz Blog (blog.hofstede.it)
#FreeBSD #BGP #IPv6 #Networking #SelfHosted
The BGP article is also available on the Geminispace for those who prefer the lightweight web:
gemini://gemini.hofstede.it/bgp_routing_asn_freebsd.gmi
No tracking, no JavaScript, just text. Accessible via clients like Lagrange or Amfora.
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New blog post: Running your own Autonomous System on FreeBSD.
Got an AS number and IPv6 /48 via RIPE, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, two upstreams, and built GRE/GIF tunnels ti bring my own globally routable addresses to servers at different providers.
The interesting part: dual-FIB policy routing lets FreeBSD jails speak from both provider and BGP addresses simultaneously.
Running Your Own AS: BGP on FreeBSD with FRR, GRE Tunnels, and Policy Routing
How I obtained my own AS number and IPv6 prefix, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, and built a tunnel overlay to bring globally routable addresses to ser...
Larvitz Blog (blog.hofstede.it)
#FreeBSD #BGP #IPv6 #Networking #SelfHosted
@Larvitz great great post!
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New blog post: Running your own Autonomous System on FreeBSD.
Got an AS number and IPv6 /48 via RIPE, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, two upstreams, and built GRE/GIF tunnels ti bring my own globally routable addresses to servers at different providers.
The interesting part: dual-FIB policy routing lets FreeBSD jails speak from both provider and BGP addresses simultaneously.
Running Your Own AS: BGP on FreeBSD with FRR, GRE Tunnels, and Policy Routing
How I obtained my own AS number and IPv6 prefix, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, and built a tunnel overlay to bring globally routable addresses to ser...
Larvitz Blog (blog.hofstede.it)
#FreeBSD #BGP #IPv6 #Networking #SelfHosted
404 page not found and expired certificate :<
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@madamada Can't really reproduce that
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@madamada Can't really reproduce that
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New blog post: Running your own Autonomous System on FreeBSD.
Got an AS number and IPv6 /48 via RIPE, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, two upstreams, and built GRE/GIF tunnels ti bring my own globally routable addresses to servers at different providers.
The interesting part: dual-FIB policy routing lets FreeBSD jails speak from both provider and BGP addresses simultaneously.
Running Your Own AS: BGP on FreeBSD with FRR, GRE Tunnels, and Policy Routing
How I obtained my own AS number and IPv6 prefix, set up a FreeBSD BGP router with FRR, and built a tunnel overlay to bring globally routable addresses to ser...
Larvitz Blog (blog.hofstede.it)
#FreeBSD #BGP #IPv6 #Networking #SelfHosted
@Larvitz@burningboard.net Interesting read, especially the part about '2 address space on a single server'.. I had hit a huddle on this before and could figure out why.. now I know what's wrong thanks to your blog post
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@Larvitz@burningboard.net Interesting read, especially the part about '2 address space on a single server'.. I had hit a huddle on this before and could figure out why.. now I know what's wrong thanks to your blog post
@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.
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