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=== Notable static IPs === | === Notable static IPs === | ||
* [http://192.168.22.2 192.168.22.2]- Jellyfin | |||
* [http://192.168.22.3 192.168.22.3]- [[ubuntu0]] | * [http://192.168.22.3 192.168.22.3]- [[ubuntu0]] | ||
* [http://192.168.22.4 192.168.22.4]- git server [[Raspberry Pi]] | |||
* [http://192.168.22.5 192.168.22.5]- [[Blikvm PiKVM]] | |||
* [http://192.168.22.7 192.168.22.7]- [[Wifi-omada0]] | |||
* [http://192.168.22.9 192.168.22.9]- [[TrueNAS Core Nextcloud]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:11, 27 November 2023
This alternative network is special since it routes all outbound traffic through one of my VPSs based in Switzerland. This is achieved with a wireguard tunnel on the Pfsense router. Most of my sites are routed through this tunnel, which has the advantage that I don't have to do any local port forwarding or leak my IP address. The same could be done with a number of reverse SSH tunnels, but this way is much simpler. A number of virtual machines are connected to this network.
Notable static IPs
- 192.168.22.2- Jellyfin
- 192.168.22.3- ubuntu0
- 192.168.22.4- git server Raspberry Pi
- 192.168.22.5- Blikvm PiKVM
- 192.168.22.7- Wifi-omada0
- 192.168.22.9- TrueNAS Core Nextcloud
