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Tried everything else, so I got another 6610. 40gb works, but the breakout ports don't link. I tried a DAC and a 40gb transceiver and MPO-LC breakout cable to known working SFP+ modules. Show media lists 2/2/2-2/2/5 as 40G-SR4. The DAC does the same, shows as 40G passive copper, but never links...

Working with a ICX-6610. I can't get a 40gb link to work well. I think the config is good, I'll paste it below. SSH@ICX6610-48P Router#show run Current configuration: ! ver 08.0.30uT7f3 ! stack unit 1 module 1 icx6610-48p-poe-port-management-module module 2 icx6610-qsfp-10-port-160g-module...

Thanks for the thread! I picked up a 6610-48 and got it configured without much hassle with the guide. Even came with a couple of QSFP DACs and various accessories. I'll probably deploy it over the weekend. I needed more 10G and added 40G for a new server. Should keep my packets moving for a...

How well it works depends on the device. I have heard of a few that work well, and a bunch that just don't work right without the upstream WAN. I've only tried it a couple of times, both with cable modem/router/AP combos, and they didn't work well at all. Even for LAN/AP duty. For me, they...

For games that don't like network installs (stupid but whatever)... You could run Linux locally and use KVM to run Windows with disk images on network shares. Then they look like local disks and the VM abstracts away that change. With PCI passthrough, performance is very near native. What it...

That looks like it works. I guess I can test as a Canadian temporarily as it looks like similar requirements for 6ghz. However, watching the available networks shows it pop up then disappears again. Sometimes on and off. Client is a Samsung S21 Ultra. It shows a special icon for 6ghz. Do you...

It looks like things are at least going the right direction on Debian 12.5. echo "options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=US"|sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/cfg80211.conf That sets the regulatory domain at boot via kernel options. There used to be conf files for it, but it looks like module parameters are...

No, I was just doing CLI fiddling around. I just used "iw reg set US". Then "iw reg get" would show that it was using US-FCC, where before it would show global or similar. I did try adjusting the settings, but the database is signed and doesn't like being messed with. My reading of the rules and...

I ran into that as well. I found some commits for the regdb that say it's intentional. I was mostly interested in 6ghz, so I have been hoping to get some time to look into it more. I was able to set the region, but it doesn't seem persistent.

Haven't been on, real life. :) The googleadservices link is frequently blocked by DNS adblock setups. I suspect Proton is trying to help you avoid tracking, which is why they block it. You can set up your own DNS if you prefer, or perhaps they have an option to not use their DNS when you...

Signal strength? I mean... maybe for a wifi client, but it connects to the FIOS box with ethernet, doesn't it? Or do you mean a 5ghz wifi signal? It's possible that a wifi WAN link does indeed drop packets/signal. That could be caused by all sorts of things. radio links are a pain. If your setup...

I find it difficult to believe they would block VPNs and it would work on your desktop fine. They don't really know which machine on your network is the source, though with v6 they might see it's on your subnet. They could mess with things based on the destination, but that would affect every...

I can't say for the switch specifically, but my Aruba has options to disable POE on a port. You might well have already verified something else works on that port, but it might be worth checking as well. It might also be worth checking what POE standards both ends support. When I first started...

That they are saying mirror, and only 2 disks, it can't be raidz. Has to be mirror. So it sounds like they are removing a drive using the ZFS CLI. Something like "zpool offline" perhaps? Then physically removed the other drive. I'm surprised it didn't throw an error and take the pool offline...

If your application can run in a container, I found I got much better performance that way. I just figured that the VM overhead was causing issues. Proxmox can auto-mount a host path on the container and it appears to perform near native. As for performance on Z1... I don't know about that...

If you can, I would run conduit first. That way, you can use it later when you want to add more drops, and trust me, you always do. :) You aren't going that far, so you don't need anything too special. How fast do you want to go? The fiber you need differs depending on speed. 10G is pretty...

Cool idea. I've read that this trick isn't a great idea though. I never could figure out why. The implication was that performance was crap. I would like to set up something like this eventually, the router/AP boxes are overpriced at an insane level for the newer wifi standards. Even 6E would be...

I like containers for efficiency. However, I am not a huge fan of some of the things Docker does with networking and such. It's fine, and some things are much nicer than other platforms. I just wish people would include at least one distro package though, or even just instructions to set up an...

I love Brother printers. They have a good selection with network support, decent quality, and no crazy requirements for drivers etc.. They "just work" with everything. Windows, Linux, Android, ChromeOS, whatever. No screwy DRM and usually very good aftermarket toner support. I use a mono MFC and...

raidz only, and unless you are using a newer version. They added the ability to grow raidz a while back. It's not perfect, but it's not horrible. For a number of years, I've been running striped mirrors. I can expand or add anytime. Either add a pair to the stripe, or just replace individual...