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Out of curiosity, what hardware/software do you use for an AP? I had a Belkin AP for a while, which was okay, but couldn't do anything fancy, like DD-WRT, and
by deathanatos 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what hardware/software do you use for an AP?
I had a Belkin AP for a while, which was okay, but couldn't do anything fancy, like DD-WRT, and the microwave would knock it offline — even after the microwave was done. (It had to be power cycled.)
Today I have the big black Comcast all-in-one AP/router/modem, and it resets the WiFi password (and only the password, not the SSID!) any time it soft or hard resets.
> a SEWER VLAN for things that scare me
This is an awesome name.
> SSL bump
This is a MitM of SSL traffic, or something else? (And if the former, requires installation of a CA cert on devices on that VLAN?) (I found the Squid page for it, but wasn't really clear on it even with the docs.)
- gerdesj 9y agoI use Ubiquiti APs - at home I have a UAP-AC-PRO in the house and a UAP-AC-MESH in the garden (reasonably weather proof). SEWER: I came up with the name at work after reading a Register article (probably scraped from HN) about yet another crappy IoT problem. I immediately renamed one of the VLANS there 8) SSL bump is a Squid thing that does MitM for SSL as you found out and yes, you need to get the CA trusted to make it really transparent. Some devices don't bother testing the CA ...