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. 9 months ago
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LL62 9 months ago
Nice πŸ€ πŸ€™ what is all this between the router and the ISP in the top left? πŸ‘€
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. 9 months ago
Sometimes I like to visualize my setup so as to simplify or add redundancy. It takes a lotΒ of mapping to feel good about geographically distributed keys and security.
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LL62 9 months ago
Thanks πŸ€ πŸ€™ i do remember this post now. The graphic makes it so much clearer πŸ‘€
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LL62 9 months ago
I don't quite get number 3, the protectli. Isn't there a firewall inside the flint? I have my flint directly connected to the fritzbox from the isp. πŸ€”
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. 9 months ago
The ISP in this diagram is literally the cable coming in to the house... I don't use their hardware. I use a UPS first, then dumb modem, then the protectli as I can create unique gateways. So for example I could run a unique gateway just for the full node and my btc only laptop that wouldn't even be connected to my Flint WiFi router. Creating a sitiution where only my laptop on that gateway could access my node behind the firewall. Many ways to do it. I like separate firewall for all internet coming in before it hits my distinct networks from the flint. The protectli also has a wifi network that I can use if the flint borks.
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. 9 months ago
I just think of them as unique networks. You can leave them isolated or tunnel between. The flint just lets you have separate wifi networks plus a lan network, not distinct gateways.
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