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This week Greg<\/a>, Tomas, and almost Tom Smyth(but not quite) catch up on a month’s worth of stuff. The show is complete with a Tomas rant(your life is now complete).<\/p>\n

This week we talk about:
\nGreg is looking for a reasonably priced OTDR
\nLightning hitting a tree can take out your fiber
\nPHPIPAM for address management<\/a>
\nMikrotik CVE (linux in general) TCP DOS – fix in 6.45.1<\/a>
\nMikrotik 6.45.1 – API has changed so sonar and other systems aren’t working with it<\/a>
\nBridge filter in MIkrotik can block rogue DHCP servers without sacrificing hardware filtering.<\/a>
\nQuick article on installing Mikrotik CHR on proxmox<\/a>
\nNick A. wanted a looking glass, and Greg’s favorite is routeviews<\/a>
\nHFS webserver is a good way to test ports through a firewall – thanks Tomas<\/a>
\nPhysically security APs
\nVerizon customer leaked full routes due to a route optimizer<\/a>
\nThe “Tomas corner”:
\nTomas loves his Linux Desktop – fully migrated from Windows to Linux on primary PC
\nRadMan – FOSS FreeRadius Management GUI
\nUnimus 1.10.2 release
\nDealing with CAs as a non-US company is stupid<\/p>\n

Here’s the video:<\/strong>(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)
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