mus1cb0x: i'll keep watching it mnathani: Anyone try using 2 factor authentication from: https://www.duosecurity.com/
Apparently they support SSH, RDP, Wordpress logins among other things -: milki^ uses duo milki^: ive repalced google auth with it m0unds: yea, same here (replaced gauth w/duo) mhoran: I just set up 2 factor on my ARP VPS and blogged about it: http://bit.ly/1mU8qSz BryceBot: http://bit.ly/1mU8qSz -> http://mhoran.wordpress.com/2014/08/06/setting-up-two-factor-authentication-on-freebsd/ mhoran: It's pretty fantastic. Set up all my other hosts to require mh.com as a jumphost. m0unds: neat hazardous: neat brycec: Oh cool - last I'd heard of Duo, it wasn't free. JC_Denton: free up to a point, i think
and the free plan lacks some features, iirc brycec: Up to 10 users now
https://www.duosecurity.com/editions JC_Denton: does anyone know if VPSes still get setup on the weekends? brycec: ARP isn't "closed" on the weekends. Like weekdays, it's subject to staff availability.
(afaik ARP isn't their "day job") JC_Denton: ah
ordered late Thursday. was just a little surprised not to see anything yet, but i understand it's the weekend ;-) brycec: Yeah, a bit unusual but not unheard of. Feel free to email-poke them.
support@arpnetworks.com -: brycec returns to stupid nginx tricks JC_Denton: want to test drive a VPS to get a feel for the network before ordering a dedi
i wonder if the VPS and the dedi can share a VLAN? brycec: They can, yes. JC_Denton: sweet :)
that'll go perfectly with my plan to put a xen center on the dedi and have the VPS be a VPN frontend for it brycec: Heck if you're feeling dangerous, you can QinQ between your VPN VPS and your dedi JC_Denton: lol pyvpx: jumbo frames ahoy! mnathani: JC_Denton: be aware the VPS network is limited to 100meg, where as the dedicated can use the full 1gig hazardous: brycec: isn't totp fairly open that you don't have to use duo
i think google authenticator or authy should work for basic totp without fallbacks like per-device push/sms ***: m0unds_ has quit IRC (*.net *.split)
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Of course, upstream/Internet is still limited to 100Mbps
hazardous: I use TOTP (and use the Authenticator app) just fine
Been using it for awhile
I'm quite happy with it
hazardous: I haven't used Duo at all, so I can't speak for its "features" ***: sga0 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) mnathani: brycec: thats what I meant, Internet Network from a VPS is limited to 100Mbps http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/vps/what-is-the-uplink-speed-of-a-vps VS Dedicated: http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/dedicated-servers/about-the-dual-1-gbps-gige-nics-on-arp-metal-dedicated-servers brycec: Strictly, that doesn't say that Metal has 1GBps to the Internet... Just that they have GbE NICs and connections to the switches.
up_the_irons: When you're around, would you kindly chime in on whether ARP Metal has 1gbps Internet connections? meingtsla: Judging from the order form, it seems like they come with 100 Mbps + 10,000 GB bandwidth by default, and can be upgraded to "100 Mbps unmetered" or "1 Gbps unmetered"
Hm, sorry, actually I was making part of that up. It only says 10,000 GB bandwidth :/ up_the_irons: all dedi's are on a 1 Gbps port ***: dj_goku has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)
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ie, if I run wget -O /dev/null http://www.arpnetworks.com/100mb.bin
should it reflect the 1Gbps connection? ***: acf__ is now known as acf_ up_the_irons: acf_: it's on a vps
so it would not reflect 1 Gbps acf_: cool. thanks ***: sga0 has joined #arpnetworks mnathani: brycec: I used to have an ARP Metal server, and the Internet connection was gigabit. mus1cb0x: another d/c from my arp box
hmm brycec: Thanks for chiming in, up_the_irons
On both points
Always wondered...
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jlgaddis has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: brycec: np mnathani: up_the_irons: http://mirrors.arpnetworks.com/ << that has to be on a dedicated box ?
as opposed to a VPS up_the_irons: yes mnathani: whats the *nix equivalent of setting up an SSH Tunnel to allow connections from other hosts as a SOCKS proxy
I tried: ssh -D $LocalPort -p $sshPort $remotehostname milki^: i deleted all my rescomp tunnel aliases -.- mnathani: Reading the man pages got me to the following command which worked: ssh -D $InternalIP:1080 -4p $sshport $RemoteSSHhostname
jpalmer: How is your CentOS 7 immersion coming along?