On some papers on my desk, unless lost completely.
On some papers on my desk, unless lost completely.
Take xkcd 350 as documentation instead :-P
Take xkcd 350 as documentation instead :-P
How it happened
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Badly. I had a need for a toy copy/approximation of my infrastructure, no internet connection and a computer with `util-linux`, `iproute2` and local copies of all the RFCs. Turns out you can do too much with that…
Complaints?
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Probably not accepted. Especially if you are going to moan about how there are “secrets” (e.g. wireguard private keys) stored directly in the git repository. (If you can hack into a local network namespace, there are bigger problems than you also getting to a purely-local wireguard tunnels…)
TODO
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- [ ] DNS
- [ ] Dynamic routing
- [ ] Interesting network layers (SCTP? PPP over a serial port/named FIFO?)
- [ ] Dynamic address assignment
- [ ] network booting and diskless machines
- [ ] Horrible networks that use *all* of the RFC 1918 IPv4 addresses in the inside infra (gateways, DNS servers) and therefore clash with *any/most* private network on the host
