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I am trying to get pihole running from my computer using Docker and https://hub.docker.com/r/pihole/pihole but I am having a problem. I can't figure out what the IPv6 address I need to change to is. The image at https://imgur.com/a/nj2kTUR shows the output from docker when I run pihole through it, and I think I see the the IPv4 is 0.0.0.0, but I am also not certain if I am reading that correctly either. If anyone knows more about this I would appreciate the help.
Hi all,
Basically, my goal is to access my NAS at home through LAN from anywhere.
I assume the best way is to get a Dedicated Virtual IP Address, but I can't find anyone that offers this with LAN ports.
How can I solve this problem???
I'm working to stack 2 7050s arista's and I've got all the L2 parts figured out but now I'm running into some L3 issues since both switches act independently of each over when it comes to L3 vs traditional stacking with other vendors.
Where I am just not finding any information and there doesn't even seem to be a command to allow for this is my secondary IP address on my vlan 1205 interface. I'm not against just removing the secondary IP if I have to but I want to understand a bit as to why I might have to before doing so.
Below is the configuration from one of the switches. The only difference on switch 2 is the real ip addresses assigned are x.x.x.253.
If there are any other recommendations let me know.
Additionally, vlan 2008 and 2009 are SAN vlans that I am keeping as is to avoid an outage when I add the second switch to the first. I have a plan to go around the arista with a direct link to the SAN from the hosts and eventually remove the connection in the arista completely but it can't be done for a while.
interface Vlan1205
vrf forwarding CUSTOMER-OSPF
ip address x.73.49.1/24
ip virtual-router address 199.73.49.254/24
ip address x.217.199.1/24 secondary
ip nat destination static x.73.49.254 10.20.8.10
!
interface Vlan2008
mtu 9214
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.20.8.1/24
!
interface Vlan2009
mtu 9214
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.20.9.1/24
!
interface Vlan3801
mtu 9214
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.38.0.254/24
Ip virtual-router address 10.38.0.1
!
interface Vlan3900
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.40.1.254/24
Ip virtual-router address 10.40.1.2
!
interface Vlan3903
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.40.3.254/24
Ip virtual-router address 10.40.3.1
!
interface Vlan3905
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.39.5.254/24
Ip virtual-router address 10.39.5.1
!
interface Vlan3939
vrf forwarding HP-SYNERGY-MGMT
ip address 10.41.1.254/24
Ip virtual-router address 10.41.1.2
!
ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.101.0.225
ip route vrf HP-SYNERGY-MGMT 10.39.5.0/24 10.40.0.2
ip route vrf HP-SYNERGY-MGMT 10.39.5.0/24 10.40.1.1
ip route vrf HP-SYNERGY-MGMT 10.39.5.0/24 10.40.0.2 2
ip route vrf HP-SYNERGY-MGMT 10.39.5.0/24 10.40.1.1 2
ip route vrf HP-SYNERGY-MGMT 10.40.1.0/24 10.40.1.1
ip route Hi, In VD, is there a way to manually enter/set what IP address to connect to?
Cheers
I grab the IP address from the PIA adapter and configure it in QBit. Then if the PC restarts, the virtual adapter is given another different IP address and QBit reconfigures itself to connect to all adapters, not ideal.
Any solution for something like this?
I have come from Sonicwall devices, which are great because you can set up objects, object groups, services, service groups, and so on, and you can use them everywhere.
Why is it that Fortigates don't use the same the whole way through their configs? Virtual IP's are managed differently! Is there any intention to change this?
Opera's VPN proffers three Virtual Locations. Suppose I always pick Americas before I log onto a forum under "Account 1". My concern isn't security. Some forums forbid multiple accounts, and each of my family members prefer to have their own account.
- Does Opera change this one virtual location's details? How often? Will I appear to have different IP addresses? Or just one IP address?
Suppose I create another account on the same forum, but always pick Asia before logging on under "Account 2".
- Can the forum's administrators infer from IP address (or other details) that accounts 1 and 2 are using the same IP address?
Hello folks, I have created Virtual machine inside rhv 4.3 and used centos 7 iso for installation. I have assigned static ip to VM and VM is accessible on that ip(By editing /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0). But that ip is not shown under network IPV4 tab when I click on Virtual machine. Is there anything that I'm missing in this process?
Whenever I shutdown & re-start the VDSM it loads with a new IP address each time.
I tried setting it as a static IP in my route like the host nas, but that doesn't seem to work.
Anyone have a guide of how to make it static?
Cheers!
Just for some background, I'm a junior SA and my Linux experience is pretty minimal, but I am learning.
In my environment we have HAProxy/Keepalived pairs that are joined to AD with SSSD. They are set to dynamically update DNS, but I noticed that they are also updating the DNS server with the virtual IP address they use.
I read the dyndns_iface setting in sssd.conf can specify which interfaces can be updated, but since this virtual IP is on the same interface as the primary, I suspect it will continue to update DNS with both IPs.
One article stated that the only thing you can do is to move the virtual IP address to a different interface. These are VMs with only one NIC (I am a jr. SA and not sure they will let me change the standard config).
Are there any other solutions that prevent the Virtual IP address from also being added for each hosts' A record in DNS? The end goal is to prevent a user from trying to SSH into the hostname, and getting sent to the wrong VM.
Thanks in advance!
I'm setting up a new pair of EVPL circuits between two different pairs of core switches. I have a VLAN configured with the local IP and a vrrp vrid with a virtual IP address on each switch. Then a dt-trunk interface built tagged with the appropriate VLAN.
Each switch has a single fiber interface connected to one side of the EVPL circuit configured like so:
Site A Sw1 10.1.1.2 <-EVPL-> Site B Sw1 10.1.1.5
| VIP 10.1.1.1 | VIP 10.1.1.4
Site A Sw2 10.1.1.3 <-EVPL-> Site B Sw2 10.1.1.6
I can ping from each switch to any other switch but I cannot ping to the remote virtual IP address across the EVPL. I can ping the VIP IP from the non-master switch on the same side (E.g. Site A Sw2 can ping 10.1.1.1)
E.g. - I can ping from Site A Sw1 10.1.1.2 to 10.1.1.5 and to 10.1.1.6 but I cannot ping 10.1.1.4
I can ping from Site B Sw1 10.1.1.5 to 10.1.1.2 and to 10.1.1.3 but I cannot ping 10.1.1.1
VRRP Virtual Router Configuration Information
Administrative Status [Disabled] : Enabled
Mode [Uninitialized] : Backup
Priority [100] : 200
Advertisement Interval [1] : 1
Preempt Mode [True] : True
Preempt Delay Time [0] : 0
Respond To Virtual IP Ping Requests [Yes] : Yes
Version [2] : 2
Null authentication compatibility [False] : False
Primary IP Address : Lowest
IP Address
---------------
10.1.1.1
What am I doing wrong here?
I need the ip address of a Linux CentOS that is running on a virtual machine so i can copy files from it from another linux machine in the network.
I tried ip a and it gives me 127.0.0.1
Hello everyone. Have ran into a snag and wanted to see if anyone had some guidance. so I am pulling reports from CISCO ISE into splunk to get reports for dashboards we are creating. the problem is that when ISE forwards the event info, it gives the NAT / VMware IP address and not the actual user's individual virtual IP witch is what we want . how could i fix this?
Most of our traffic in our Azure deployment will just be basic outbound internet traffic. However, I do see a need to have a few mapped IPs, in particular I know we'll have an SFTP server. I'm a little confused how public IPs work in Azure with a firewall. We have 2 Palos set up in active/active. I'm trying to avoid a full load balancer sandwhich. I have an internal load balancer set up between our vms and the 2 palos. But was hoping to not have to have an external load balancer.
I'm a little confused on how to assign public ip addresses to virtual machines. There is an option to assign a public IP on each VM nic card settings. But i'm not sure if this is how you do when using a firewall appliance? If I did use an external load balancer I would just add a secondary public ip there and do the external nat there?
Guys, first and foremost I apologize if this had been raised before. I'm trying to understand what a virtual IP address is. I've Googled it and watched a few Youtube videos but it comes across as everyone is explaining it differently.
From what I understand it's an IP address that is not associated with a physical NIC but is managed by the network? If so what functionality can this provide to the user, does it have a sort of multi purpose?
Some of the examples of it use I have come across are...
- It being used in a subset of routers that are apart of a VRRP, they share the virtual IP. If the master fails then a backup router takes over to provide connectivity via that address.
- A friend explained another use to be... If you had multiple external IP's you want to use. So if I own the IP's 31.28.70.70-75, they can be put in as VIP's, which can then NAT them to internal services
Apologies, if this is vague or confusing, if anyone can point me in the right direction. I've probably grasped the concept and I'm over inflating it.
It wasn't until I found this site, https://ipleak.net, which has a magnet you add to your torrent client and It tells you what IP address your Bittorrent client is exposing, qBittorrent by default was using BOTH my real IP and the IP provided by OpenVPN.
To get it to only use your VPN Go to Tools > Options > Advanced
The Settings you're looking for are "Network Interface" and "Optional IP address to bind to"
In Network Interface pick the adapter the VPN provider created for you in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network Connections, In my case it's Local Area Connection.
As for the second option pick the IP from the list starting with 10.x, and that's about it.
My configuration uses the default 172.16.16.1 virtual ip with the default http and httpd ports (8081, 8443).
When a site is blocked a blank page shows up with certificate error. Pinging the name of the site resolves into 172.16.16.1 which signals to me that this is a DNSBL hit.
Is this the way things are supposed to happen or do I have a misconfiguration? Is there a more informative way to let the user know that the site is blocked out?
TIA
Hello people,
In my case I am running hosting my VM on a Windows 10 desktop and my goals are as follows :
- Not reveal that I am using a VM 2.Not reveal any data of my host machine
- Hide my IP address (would I install a VPN on my host machine or my VM)
- Spoof my MAC address
I am inexperienced with the intricacies and workings of VMware so I apologise if I have fucked up terminology/don’t understand how VM properly operates. I would also appreciate any information related to the subject of untraceability/anonymity while using a VM.
I wonder if I run an OS on virtualbox and perform my task on it, is my real IP address exposed to the internet (websites, services,...anything connect to the internet)? Assuming that I don't do any special setup to hide my IP, just click all the defaults.
Updating here because for some reason they removed my post on LPT. original story below. Update here:
To leave off where I started, I did not end up filing a missing persons report. The missing friend viewed my snapchat story again last week and I messaged him one more time in hopes he’d reply letting him know we were worried and we’re going to file a missing persons report. He told me to not do that and contact him on Whatsapp. He gave me his whatsapp number and I added him and ended up getting in contact over phone call, so I know it was for sure him. Found out that he skipped the country to Mexico. He told me he was in some deep shit and running away from it, and that he couldn’t afford to pay his bond or lawyer fees, and his sentence is 23 years. But where it gets weird is when I called all counties located in my state, there’s no record of him ever going to court, even though he and his father told us he was going to court. I was thinking maybe it’s not public information, but wouldn’t it have to be? I live in the US by the way. I spoke with him over the weekend on the phone and since haven’t contacted him again. At least to my understanding, you would have to do something very bad to be sentenced to 20+ years (murder rape child porn) and if that’s the case, I want to turn him in. I know this is ILPT but if he potentially hurt someone I don’t want to be involved or get in trouble. He also would not tell me on the phone what happened- he refused to. I’m not sure what to do. I called multiple county sheriffs offices to try to report a wanted person and contact with them and when I gave his name they said nothing came up or “that’s not public information”. I’m just so confused. Is there any way I can get ahold of his court records through my state if they’re not public? What crimes are 23 years sentence?? I’m terrified. I’ve been friends with this guy for a while and he knows my address, where I live etc and scared he may be dangerous. For now I’ve cut off all contact, but still scared. —————————————————————————————— This is an update made from my original post in ILPT- I’ve included the full story.
So about 2 months ago one of my good friends (26 years old) went missing. He had a full time job and lived at home with his mom. He never showed up for work (no call no show) and we haven’t heard from him since the beginning of Feb. His coworker (also my friend) went to his house to check and see if everything was alright, as he’s never missed a day of wo
... keep reading on reddit ➡I need to test IP routing success and path from a virtual address on a BIG-IP. I can't figure out how to initiate a traceroute, or even a ping from the virtual address
Any help would be great.
I looked it up and all the explanations look like a different language. I dont understand why use a virtual ip address and how it works... while I can successfully set up all three I dont know which one to use in which situation... Oh and for learning purposes :D Thanks!!
I have used OpenVPN previously where virtual IP addresses like 10.1.0.1 are used to communicate through the tunnel. Why don't IPSec VPNs use virtual IP addresses? I am curious to know as when adding firewall rules for the OpenVPN interface, I would add the virtual IP addresses in the rules. When adding a firewall rule to the IPSec interface, would the source/destination IP address be the internal LAN IP from either Site A or B that are connected over the IPsec tunnel?
Opera's VPN proffers three Virtual Locations. Suppose I always pick Americas before I log onto a forum under "Account 1". My concern isn't security. Some forums forbid multiple accounts, and each of my family members prefer to have their own account.
- Does Opera change this one virtual location's details? How often? Will I appear to have different IP addresses? Or just one IP address?
Suppose I create another account on the same forum, but always pick Asia before logging on under "Account 2".
- Can the forum's administrators infer from IP address (or other details) that accounts 1 and 2 are using the same IP address?
