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- Wireguard VPN access from WAN to LAN
- 'sudo systemctl enable wg-quick@wg0'' *To check status of the Wireguard service: ''sudo systemctl status wg-quick@wg0'' ====Router Firewall changes for W... d rule inet firewall forward ip daddr $vpn_ip4 ct status dnat counter accept - sudo nft add rule inet ... ip daddr <color red>$http_server</color> ct status dnat counter accept ++ | \\ + <color #202000/#F0F... ip daddr <color red>$mail_server</color> ct status dnat counter accept ++ | \\ + <color #202000/#F0F
- NFTables Configuration
- ip daddr <color red>$http_server</color> ct status dnat counter accept ++ | \\ + <color #202000/#F0F... ip daddr <color red>$mail_server</color> ct status dnat counter accept ++ | \\ + <color #202000/#F0F... FFF0F0>$vpn_ip4</color><color #000060/#F0F0FF> ct status dnat counter accept # required if VPN service is... NS resolves to IP address -ip daddr home_srv ct status dnat accept -ip daddr home_srv tcp dport {http,
- ISP PPPoE Network Setup
- ''sudo systemctl stop bind9'' *''sudo systemctl status bind9'' *''sudo systemctl disable isc-dhcp-serv... temctl stop isc-dhcp-server'' *''sudo systemctl status isc-dhcp-server'' ====Set up PPPoE==== "chap-sec... r/sbin/pppd call provider Type=forking SuccessExitStatus=5 PIDFile=/run/ppp-pppoe.pid [Install] WantedBy=... mplete. To check log files use: ''sudo systemctl status pppoe'' or ''journalctl -u pppoe -b 0 -xe''; ''-b
- NFTables IP Control
- t with the current nftables configuration *''status'' to list current running status of nftables *''start'' to start nftables wit
- Router Miscellaneous
- do systemctl start bind9'' *To check networking status ''sudo systemctl status networking'' *List current Systemd operating un... ifferent format information than ''sudo systemctl status networking'' *Links to info on the ip and ifcon
- Debian Server Network Setup
- do journalctl -xeu networking'' (''sudo systemctl status networking'') to check any errors on networking ... rnalctl -xeu systemd-networkd'' (''sudo systemctl status systemd-networkd'') *Use ''sudo journalctl -xeu NetworkManager'' (''sudo systemctl status NetworkManager'') (Linux desktops tend to use thi
- ISP IPoE DHCP Setup Notes
- d would seem to be functional. The ''networkctl status eno1'' ++++-|<code>2: eno1
- DHCP / DNS Setup
- 78::3/0 { }; }; </code> ++ * ''sudo systemctl status radvd.service'' * ++/lib/systemd/system/radvd