Home network ¶
- My home network has just a single TRENDnet 1Gbps 5-port dumb switch.
Two servers are also connected with
10GbE
SFP+
DAC.
My PC is also connected to the first server via 8P8C 10GbE cable.
- Computers use 9000 MTU Ethernet jumboframes.
- IPv6 is used solely for all my services. Unfortunately IPv4 is still
used to access legacy Internet resources, but that will disappear soon.
IPv4 runs inside trivial
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IPv4-in-IPv6 tunnel.
- Computers are connected through WireGuard tunnels over IPv6 link-local addresses.
- BGP routing
protocol is run over those tunnels to propagate the routes.
BIRD is used as routing daemon.
- I share files using
NFSv4.1
filesystem, that is accessible either through WG-secured subnet, or
through physically isolated 10GbE links.
- I use CUBIC
TCP congestion control algorithm with
ECN-enabled
FQ-CoDel
AQM.
- My main server is aware of OpenNIC
alternative DNS root.