I found this List ng for an icron 3104 pro. However it is really cheap and looks black. Is this unit real and if not. How can I tell after I bought it? Sorry if this isn't the right subreddit for this. Its price is 400 cad
On my PS2 I can not get component out working. I switched mode to ypbr did not help. It also makes a loud noise over composite and component. (Component audio does work). I used a retro gaming cables cable and a retro think 4k. PS2 is schp-50004 I think, but os says schp-50001 so I don't know if it has been tinkered with before.
I did reassemble it, and I am unsure if I caused the issues. Does anybody know what this could be?
Does anybody know where this screw is supposed to go? Any help would be appreciated! Schp 50004
Some time ago I might have replaced/swapped two disc drives. I know it's a long shot but does anybody know which is newer? One PS2 has the extra port the other doesn't. Both are khs 400c, but one has a yellow plastic bit at the lens and has khs 400c stamped into it. Thanks in advance.
Hello r/linuxquestions,
I am having trouble getting my wireguard tunnel to work without masquerade, i will first try to list all info i have.
My wireguard subnet is 10.8.5.0/24 with gateway 10.8.5.1/24
My Lan subnet is 10.8.20.0/24 with gateway 10.8.20.1/24
My wireguard server lan ip is 10.8.20.26/24
My TrueNAS ip is 10.8.20.28/24
My router has the static route that anything meant for 10.8.5.0/24 gets sent to 10.8.20.26/24.
rd_filter=2
ipv4 forwarding is enabled
I will mention my VPN server network interface with eth0 and wireguard interface with wg0.
I tried to access the web interface of my NAS thru the VPN. a simple ping works, but i could not access the website. I managed to fix it by adding a policy based route that makes it so that any traffic coming from the vpn subnet went to the LAN gateway. I was wondering, what was the original problem, why did my "solution" fix it, and is this the best way to solve my problem.
Quick overview of how the routes work / worked
wg0->eth0->NAS
NAS->router->eth0->wg0 (Asymmetrical)
This did not work.
This did work
wg0->eth0->router->NAS (feels unnecessary)
NAS->router->eth0->wg0
I want to avoid having to set routes on the NAS and i am aware that just doing masquerade on the vpn server would be easier, but i would like to get this working.
Apologies if this formatting is bad its just a lot of information to convey.
Edit: right now one of my suspicions is that conntrack was dropping the package however I'm not too sure.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks in advance.
Hello r/linuxadmin
I am having trouble getting my wireguard tunnel to work without masquerade, i will first try to list all info i have.
My wireguard subnet is 10.8.5.0/24 with gateway 10.8.5.1/24
My Lan subnet is 10.8.20.0/24 with gateway 10.8.20.1/24
My wireguard server lan ip is 10.8.20.26/24
My TrueNAS ip is 10.8.20.28/24
My router has the static route that anything meant for 10.8.5.0/24 gets sent to 10.8.20.26/24.
rd_filter=2
ipv4 forwarding is enabled
I will mention my VPN server network interface with eth0 and wireguard interface with wg0.
I tried to access the web interface of my NAS thru the VPN. a simple ping works, but i could not access the website. I managed to fix it by adding a policy based route that makes it so that any traffic coming from the vpn subnet went to the LAN gateway. I was wondering, what was the original problem, why did my "solution" fix it, and is this the best way to solve my problem.
Quick overview of how the routes work / worked
wg0->eth0->NAS
NAS->router->eth0->wg0 (Asymmetrical)
This did not work.
This did work
wg0->eth0->router->NAS (feels unnecessary)
NAS->router->eth0->wg0
I want to avoid having to set routes on the NAS and i am aware that just doing masquerade on the vpn server would be easier, but i would like to get this working.
Apologies if this formatting is bad its just a lot of information to convey.
Edit: right now one of my suspicions is that conntrack was dropping the package however I'm not too sure.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks in advance.