Did #cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 domain just suddenly change their certificate issuer from DigiKey to SSL.com? I can't find much on their website about this.
Their Digikey Root CA should have been valid until 2038, but 1.1.1.1 now refuses to negotiate under this key, at least on #mikrotik
Strange... 
Did #cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 domain just suddenly change their certificate issuer from DigiKey to SSL.com? I can't find much on their website about this.
Their Digikey Root CA should have been valid until 2038, but 1.1.1.1 now refuses to negotiate under this key, at least on #mikrotik
Strange...
Richiedi il modem libero, ti danno le chiavi di config e ti metti su un bel #Mikrotik 💙
CC: @diegor@social.gl-como.it
So 2026 will be my first year US-less in network hardware (just finished my full migration to @mikrotik ).
Hope the #europeancomission will do the same and remove #cisco, #unify and other US #network crap too.
#mikrotik @mikrotik #us #eu #uspol #eupol #uspolitic #eupolitic #uspolitics #eupolitics @EUCommission
So 2026 will be my first year US-less in network hardware (just finished my full migration to @mikrotik ).
Hope the #europeancomission will do the same and remove #cisco, #unify and other US #network crap too.
#mikrotik @mikrotik #us #eu #uspol #eupol #uspolitic #eupolitic #uspolitics #eupolitics @EUCommission
Comparing devices at the office this afternoon.
Nerd Happiness
@nineofseven one will be for the office, the other for a customer as a backup line.
I had two (4G) of them, but I installed them to a client's remote site.
They're #MikroTik Chateau 5G
Sometimes surprises come when you least expect them. A few months ago, I helped an acquaintance install a #MikroTik router at his house. He is very happy with it; it does excellent load balancing and failover over 4G.
A little while ago, he sent me a message about how "Back to Home" helped him bypass the limited connection at the hotel he is currently in.
I hadn't tried it yet, so I did a couple of tests.
It's really practical and quick to set up. Well done, MikroTik! @mikrotik
Lodēt vadiņus pie SFP ligzdas ar 0.8mm atstarpēm var tikai vienu reizi dzīvē 😅
Labs triks ir izravēt visas nevajadzīgās adatas. Tikai jāzin, kuras ir nevajadzīgas.
Tagad atkal optika iet pa taisno uz #Mikrotik RB5009UPr+S+IN 🙌
Sometimes surprises come when you least expect them. A few months ago, I helped an acquaintance install a #MikroTik router at his house. He is very happy with it; it does excellent load balancing and failover over 4G.
A little while ago, he sent me a message about how "Back to Home" helped him bypass the limited connection at the hotel he is currently in.
I hadn't tried it yet, so I did a couple of tests.
It's really practical and quick to set up. Well done, MikroTik! @mikrotik
Google’s brain fart when I asked about reproducing a stock #MikroTik configuration in FreeBSD.
Time to play with the new "toys"!
Good news: my three #MikroTik cap ax arrived two days earlier than expected, so I'm going to the supplier's warehouse later today.
New toys to play with 😆
I just ordered 3 MikroTik cAP AX as I need to test them. Now, I'm considering to sell one of the two Ruckus, but it's so expensive it won't be easy to sell it to one of my clients. Nobody of them needs one powerful device as many prefer more, scattered devices. Decentralization, wifi style - I taught them the right lesson.
The Ruckus is a beast and I love it. But the old cAP AC is reaching some remote points that the Ruckus can't reach. Weird, but true.
And I still have all the cabling I did during the 2020 Covid lockdown, just for fun.
It's been a long day. Tomorrow though, I really need this MikroTik CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe, running the home router, to be quiet. Therefore, lay in bed, figure out which Thermal Grizzly conductive pad is most appropriate for replacement between the NIC's heatsink.. and maybe there a STL file for making a carbon fitment plus copper core (taken from an old Broadwell system, heatsink with a couple of blah blah blah... yep. Go to sleep brain, stop this, maybe more tomorrow.
So GPT-Pro and Deep Research... tell me what to buy.
#homelab #tired #mikrotik #intel #mellanox #networking #sleepy #uuuuuuugh #gptpro
It's been a long day. Tomorrow though, I really need this MikroTik CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe, running the home router, to be quiet. Therefore, lay in bed, figure out which Thermal Grizzly conductive pad is most appropriate for replacement between the NIC's heatsink.. and maybe there a STL file for making a carbon fitment plus copper core (taken from an old Broadwell system, heatsink with a couple of blah blah blah... yep. Go to sleep brain, stop this, maybe more tomorrow.
So GPT-Pro and Deep Research... tell me what to buy.
#homelab #tired #mikrotik #intel #mellanox #networking #sleepy #uuuuuuugh #gptpro
As of this afternoon, my home Wi-Fi network is (once again) being managed by the old MikroTik Cap AC mounted on a wall. The last time I tried it, it worked well, but some peripheral areas seemed to have poor coverage (compared to the Ruckus r650 I normally use). I still have three of these MikroTiks, which were my access points about six years ago (and up until almost two years ago). With the wave2 drivers, just one of them now covers the entire house.
What amazes me is how a firmware update has revolutionized the device's experience. It consumes a fraction of the [power of the] Ruckus and, at the moment, it doesn't make me miss it.
Will I keep it running? Maybe not, at least not in the long run. I have the Ruckus; it probably wouldn't make sense to leave it switched off. Furthermore, when FTTH arrives, it will be a bottleneck. But the freedom these devices provide, even just at the scripting level, is truly remarkable.
