What the Preview Token Actually Approves
A useful approval token has to bind the intended change, not the temporary directory which happened to render it.
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The State File Was Right. The Route Was Wrong.
The failover supervisor remembered the right state while the live routing tables had quietly stopped agreeing with it.
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When the WAN Failover Script Tripped Over Its Own Lock
This morning r3 in Leipzig started producing the sort of alert storm which makes a dual-WAN setup look much less reassuring than it did on the diagram. Both WANs appeared to flap. The local platform behind the router …
Continue readingMoving the KNET Queue Onto the Router
A traffic policy cannot protect latency if the real queue has already formed in a modem or provider network.
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Making KNET Behave Under Load
KNET has several links which are fast right up until they aren’t. The obvious version is the mobile backup at Leipzig. Its available capacity changes with the radio network, time of day and probably the phase of the …
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Moving KNET and HubN to Ansible
Over the last few days I’ve been moving the KNET and HubN router configurations into Ansible. This has been on the list for a while. The network had grown across several sites, upstreams, WireGuard links, BGP policies …
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