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InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2019-07-08T18:16:05Z

Int3l:

== TL;DR ==

'''Model:''' Brother DCP-J4110DW

'''URI:''' ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1''

'''Location:''' workroom

'''Type:''' ink-jet with flatbed scanner

== Overview ==

One of the printers in InitLab is multifunctional ink-jet network enabled printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux/OSX for printing:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]''' (which is a local print server/software for your PC/laptop)
# Adding new printer to CUPS requires '''administrative access''', so you should expect authentication prompt for your '''local credentials''' during the setup!
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from the official Brother website or from the wiki backup link:
## DEB and RPM LPD/LPR drivers: [[Media:Dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip|dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip]]
## Arch drivers package: [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcpj4110dw/ Aur repo: brother-dcpj4110dw 3.0.1-3]
# Install the 2 packages for your distribution.
# Go to CUPS (http://localhost:631): '''Administration''' menu link > '''Add Printer''' button > Select the '''Discovered Network Printers: Brother DCP-J4110DW''' option and finish the rest of the installation with default settings.
# Go to the '''Administration''' menu link > '''Manage Printers''' button > Click on the new printer '''DCPJ4110DW''' > From the '''Administration''' drop down list, choose '''Modify Printer'''.
# Select the '''LPD/LPR Host or Printer''' option > set the '''Connection''' URI to ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1'' and finish the installation.
# Now you should be able to test the printing.
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains proprietary binary files for the USB/Network install.''

On Windows, you can install the standard Brother driver and choose the Network option during installation.

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2019-07-08T17:31:10Z

Int3l:

== TL;DR ==

'''Model:''' Brother DCP-J4110DW

'''URI:''' ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1''

'''Location:''' workroom

'''Type:''' ink-jet with flatbed scanner

== Overview ==

One of the printers in InitLab is multifunctional ink-jet network enabled printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux/OSX for printing:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]''' (which is a local print server/software for your PC/laptop)
# Adding new printer to CUPS requires '''administrative access''', so you should expect a prompt for your '''local credentials''' during the setup!
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from the official Brother website or from the wiki backup link:
## DEB and RPM LPD/LPR drivers: [[Media:Dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip|dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip]]
## Arch drivers package: [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcpj4110dw/ Aur repo: brother-dcpj4110dw 3.0.1-3]
# Install the 2 packages for your distribution.
# Go to CUPS (http://localhost:631): '''Administration''' menu link > '''Add Printer''' button > Select the '''Discovered Network Printers: Brother DCP-J4110DW''' option and finish the rest of the installation with default settings.
# Go to the '''Administration''' menu link > '''Manage Printers''' button > Click on the new printer '''DCPJ4110DW''' > From the '''Administration''' drop down list, choose '''Modify Printer'''.
# Select the '''LPD/LPR Host or Printer''' option > set the '''Connection''' URI to ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1'' and finish the installation.
# Now you should be able to test the printing.
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains proprietary binary files for the USB/Network install.''

On Windows, you can install the standard Brother driver and choose the Network option during installation.

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2016-12-30T10:46:56Z

Int3l:

The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional network enabled printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux/OSX:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]'''
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from the official Brother website or from the wiki backup link:
## DEB and RPM LPD/LPR drivers: [[Media:Dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip|dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip]]
## Arch drivers package: [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcpj4110dw/ Aur repo: brother-dcpj4110dw 3.0.1-3]
# Install the 2 packages for your distribution.
# Go to CUPS (http://localhost:631): '''Administration''' menu link > '''Add Printer''' button > Select the '''Discovered Network Printers: Brother DCP-J4110DW''' option and finish the rest of the installation with default settings.
# Go to the '''Administration''' menu link > '''Manage Printers''' button > Click on the new printer '''DCPJ4110DW''' > From the '''Administration''' drop down list, choose '''Modify Printer'''.
# Select the '''LPD/LPR Host or Printer''' option > set the '''Connection''' URI to ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1'' and finish the installation.
# Now you should be able to test the printing.
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains proprietary binary files for the USB/Network install.''

On Windows, you can install the standard Brother driver and choose the Network option during installation.

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2016-12-30T10:46:02Z

Int3l:

The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional network enabled printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux/OSX:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]'''
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from the official Brother website or from the wiki backup link:
## DEB and RPM LPD/LPR drivers: [[Media:Dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip|dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip]]
## Arch drivers package: [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcpj4110dw/ Aur repo: brother-dcpj4110dw 3.0.1-3]
# Install the 2 packages for your distribution.
# Go to CUPS (http://localhost:631): '''Administration''' menu link > '''Add Printer''' button > Select the '''Discovered Network Printers: Brother DCP-J4110DW''' option and finish the rest of the installation with default options.
# Go to the '''Administration''' menu link > '''Manage Printers''' button > Click on the new printer '''DCPJ4110DW''' > From the '''Administration''' drop down list, choose '''Modify Printer'''.
# Select the '''LPD/LPR Host or Printer''' option > set the '''Connection''' URI to ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1'' and finish the installation.
# Now you should be able to test the printing.
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains proprietary binary files for the USB/Network install.''

On Windows, you can install the standard Brother driver and choose the Network option during installation.

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2016-12-29T21:09:10Z

Int3l:

The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional network enabled printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux/OSX:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]'''
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from the official Brother website or from the wiki backup link:
## DEB and RPM LPD/LPR drivers: [[Media:Dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip|dcpj4110dw_linux_drivers.zip]]
## Arch drivers package: [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcpj4110dw/ Aur repo: brother-dcpj4110dw 3.0.1-3]
# Install the 2 packages for your distribution.
# Go to CUPS (http://localhost:631): '''Administration''' menu link > '''Add Printer''' button > Select the '''Discovered Network Printers: Brother DCP-J4110DW''' option and finish the rest of the installation with default options.
# Go to the '''Administration''' menu link > '''Manage Printers''' button > Click on the new printer '''DCPJ4110DW''' > From the '''Administration''' drop down list, choose '''Modify Printer'''.
# Select the '''LPD/LPR Host or Printer''' option > set the '''Connection''' URI to ''lpd://172.31.190.41/BINARY_P1'' and finish the installation.
# Now you should be able to test the printing.
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains binary-only drivers for the USB/Network install.''

On Windows, you can install the standard Brother driver and choose the Network option during installation.

File:Dcpj4110dw linux drivers.zip

2016-12-29T20:30:25Z

Int3l: Linux binary-only LPD/LPR and CUPSwrapper driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

Linux binary-only LPD/LPR and CUPSwrapper driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

File:Dcpj4110dwcupswrapper-3.0.1-1.i386.deb

2016-12-29T19:49:29Z

Int3l: Linux CUPSwrapper driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

Linux CUPSwrapper driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

File:Dcpj4110dwlpr-3.0.1-1.i386.deb

2016-12-29T19:11:51Z

Int3l: Linux binary-only LPD/LPR driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

Linux binary-only LPD/LPR driver for Brother DCP-J4110DW

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2016-12-29T19:08:19Z

Int3l:

The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux:
# You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]'''
# Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from this wiki (backup from the official Brother website):
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains binary-only drivers for the USB/Network install.''

InitLabv3/Printers/Brother DCP-J4110DW

2016-12-29T19:05:35Z

Int3l: Created page with "The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''. Installation steps for Linux: 1. You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wi..."

The current printer in InitLab is multifunctional printer '''Brother DCP-J4110DW'''.

Installation steps for Linux:
1. You will need to install '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS CUPS]'''
2. Download the latest available deb/rpm packages from this wiki (backup from the official Brother website):
'''Note''': ''those drivers contains binary-only drivers for the USB/Network install.''

InitLabv3

2016-12-29T17:11:21Z

Int3l:

Initlab v3 is the current space for Initlab.

(While we're still working on the wiki intensively, here's an overview of all pages in the InitLabv3 prefix: [//{{SERVERNAME}}/index.php?title=Special:PrefixIndex&prefix=InitLabv3&namespace=0 Table of Contents])

== Address ==

The hackerspace is located on 6 Rila Street in Sofia, Bulgaria (in cyrillic: ул. "Рила" 6, София, България). Please note that this is the Rila Street near Lavov Most, not in Pancharevo.

== Practical informating when visiting ==

* [[initLabv3/Garbage|Taking out the garbage]]
* [[initLabv3/Food|Food and drinks]]

=== Entering ===

When the space is already unlocked, the door to init Lab is opened automatically when you call the phone number 02/4624356. The system will hang up and unlock the door for you. There is a regular doorbell as well.

Trusted members of the lab with a Fauna account can lock and unlock the lab. All members can lock it using the web interface.

If you have an account in the Fauna and have entered a door code, you can also use the Bulphone to open the door. See [[DoorSystem#Using_the_bulphone_in_front_of_the_door|here]]. If you are a trusted member, you can also unlock the door.

=== Leaving ===
{{:InitLabv3/Leaving}}

== Description ==

=== Rooms ===

* '''[[InitLabv3/Lecture_Room|Lecture room]]''' - has a capacity of 30 people, a projector and a screen, whiteboards. Suitable for all kinds of events.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Ruby_Room|Ruby room]]''' - called so because [http://railsgirls.com/sofia Rails Girls Sofia] meetings happen there. It has a capacity of 12 people, a couple of sofas, some chairs, a whiteboard and a projector.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Cowork_Room|Cowork room]]''' - a place for [[coworking]]
* '''[[InitLabv3/Hardware_Aquarium|Hardware aquarium]]''' - a room with proper tools and 2-3 workspaces for hardware hackers.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Sound_Studio|Sound recording studio]]''' - two soundproofed rooms where you can record sounds, improvise and practice your music skills
* '''[[InitLabv3/Kitchen|Kitchen]]''' - here you can make tea, coffee or food. See [[InitLabv3/Food]] for details.
* '''Relaxation and meeting zones''' - there are 3 transitional areas with seating places, where groups of 2 to 4 people can sit down to read, relax, or drink beer. You can also find our [[Book Crossing]] library here.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Co-location|Corridor colocation]]''' - two racks in the corridor, to co-locate stuff.

=== Photos ===

<gallery showfilename=true>
File:10_entryway-entr.jpg|10_entryway-entr.jpg
File:11_entryway-stairs.jpg|11_entryway-stairs.jpg
File:12_entryway-door.jpg|12_entryway-door.jpg
File:20_stairs-top1.jpg|20_stairs-top1.jpg
File:20_stairs-top2.jpg|20_stairs-top2.jpg
File:20_stairs-top3.jpg|20_stairs-top3.jpg
File:21_coridor-1.jpg|21_coridor-1.jpg
File:21_coridor-2.jpg|21_coridor-2.jpg
File:22_coridor-int.jpg|22_coridor-int.jpg
</gallery>

Also see:
* [https://vasil.ludost.net/pics/20150211lablib/ initLab library]

{{:InitLabv3/Hardware}}

=== Floorplan ===

[[File:floorplan-labeled.jpg|thumb|center|Labeled floorplan]]

=== Phonebook ===
{{:Phonebook}}

== How to get here ==

See also the information on the website: https://initlab.org

=== Map ===

=== Public transport ===
You can take '''tram 18, tram 3, tram 4''' to station "ulica Kozlodui". Form there you need to cross street end few meters right is str. "Veslets". It is only a minute walk from there.

Another way to come and visit Initlab is by '''underground[http://www2.metropolitan.bg/en/map/]'''. Once you get on line 2, direction "Lozenets" -> "Obelya", get off on "Lavov Most Station".

=== Car ===

=== Entrance ===

<gallery heights=300 widths=300 showfilename=true>
File:00_external_house1.jpg|Space seen from the street
File:00_external_house2.jpg|Space seen from the street
File:01_external_alley.jpg|Alley to the entrance
File:labphone1.jpg|Hackerspace door
</gallery>

== Further reading ==

InitLabv3

2016-12-29T16:46:38Z

Int3l:

Initlab v3 is the current space for Initlab.

(While we're still working on the wiki intensively, here's an overview of all pages in the InitLabv3 prefix: [{{SERVER}}/index.php?title=Special:PrefixIndex&prefix=InitLabv3&namespace=0 Table of Contents])

== Address ==

The hackerspace is located on 6 Rila Street in Sofia, Bulgaria (in cyrillic: ул. "Рила" 6, София, България). Please note that this is the Rila Street near Lavov Most, not in Pancharevo.

== Practical informating when visiting ==

* [[initLabv3/Garbage|Taking out the garbage]]
* [[initLabv3/Food|Food and drinks]]

=== Entering ===

When the space is already unlocked, the door to init Lab is opened automatically when you call the phone number 02/4624356. The system will hang up and unlock the door for you. There is a regular doorbell as well.

Trusted members of the lab with a Fauna account can lock and unlock the lab. All members can lock it using the web interface.

If you have an account in the Fauna and have entered a door code, you can also use the Bulphone to open the door. See [[DoorSystem#Using_the_bulphone_in_front_of_the_door|here]]. If you are a trusted member, you can also unlock the door.

=== Leaving ===
{{:InitLabv3/Leaving}}

== Description ==

=== Rooms ===

* '''[[InitLabv3/Lecture_Room|Lecture room]]''' - has a capacity of 30 people, a projector and a screen, whiteboards. Suitable for all kinds of events.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Ruby_Room|Ruby room]]''' - called so because [http://railsgirls.com/sofia Rails Girls Sofia] meetings happen there. It has a capacity of 12 people, a couple of sofas, some chairs, a whiteboard and a projector.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Cowork_Room|Cowork room]]''' - a place for [[coworking]]
* '''[[InitLabv3/Hardware_Aquarium|Hardware aquarium]]''' - a room with proper tools and 2-3 workspaces for hardware hackers.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Sound_Studio|Sound recording studio]]''' - two soundproofed rooms where you can record sounds, improvise and practice your music skills
* '''[[InitLabv3/Kitchen|Kitchen]]''' - here you can make tea, coffee or food. See [[InitLabv3/Food]] for details.
* '''Relaxation and meeting zones''' - there are 3 transitional areas with seating places, where groups of 2 to 4 people can sit down to read, relax, or drink beer. You can also find our [[Book Crossing]] library here.
* '''[[InitLabv3/Co-location|Corridor colocation]]''' - two racks in the corridor, to co-locate stuff.

=== Photos ===

<gallery showfilename=true>
File:10_entryway-entr.jpg|10_entryway-entr.jpg
File:11_entryway-stairs.jpg|11_entryway-stairs.jpg
File:12_entryway-door.jpg|12_entryway-door.jpg
File:20_stairs-top1.jpg|20_stairs-top1.jpg
File:20_stairs-top2.jpg|20_stairs-top2.jpg
File:20_stairs-top3.jpg|20_stairs-top3.jpg
File:21_coridor-1.jpg|21_coridor-1.jpg
File:21_coridor-2.jpg|21_coridor-2.jpg
File:22_coridor-int.jpg|22_coridor-int.jpg
</gallery>

Also see:
* [https://vasil.ludost.net/pics/20150211lablib/ initLab library]

{{:InitLabv3/Hardware}}

=== Floorplan ===

[[File:floorplan-labeled.jpg|thumb|center|Labeled floorplan]]

=== Phonebook ===
{{:Phonebook}}

== How to get here ==

See also the information on the website: https://initlab.org

=== Map ===

=== Public transport ===
You can take '''tram 18, tram 3, tram 4''' to station "ulica Kozlodui". Form there you need to cross street end few meters right is str. "Veslets". It is only a minute walk from there.

Another way to come and visit Initlab is by '''underground[http://www2.metropolitan.bg/en/map/]'''. Once you get on line 2, direction "Lozenets" -> "Obelya", get off on "Lavov Most Station".

=== Car ===

=== Entrance ===

<gallery heights=300 widths=300 showfilename=true>
File:00_external_house1.jpg|Space seen from the street
File:00_external_house2.jpg|Space seen from the street
File:01_external_alley.jpg|Alley to the entrance
File:labphone1.jpg|Hackerspace door
</gallery>

== Further reading ==

Main Page

2016-12-29T15:31:28Z

Int3l:

'''Init Lab''' is a hackerspace in Sofia, Bulgaria. You can find out more about the current place '''[[InitLabv3|here]]'''.

There are a few projects '''[[Projects|here]]'''.

IPv6Tunnels

2016-12-24T21:24:17Z

Int3l: /* What should be there in each request */

''' IPv6 tunnel provider '''

= IPv6 tunnel provider =

We're working on a tunnel broker for IPv6 connectivity to all members and other people.

Currently we have AS200533 and 2001:67c:21bc::/48. We are peered with AS197216 (Delta) and AS57344 (Telehouse).

We have a [https://lg.ludost.net/ looking glass].

For any questions and connecting, mail vasil(at)ludost(dot)net.

= We plan to provide =

* IPIP and GRE tunnels
** OpenVPN will be available on request and if needed
* Reverse resolving
** Also delegation of the reverse-resolving
* /64 to /60 allocations (and more if required)
** /120 allocations for every point-to-point link
* Redundant connectivity using tunnels to different nodes, through different connections and with BGP as routing protocol
* Full BGP routing table
* (some) help with debugging

= Requesting a connection =

All request must be sent to ipv6t(at)ludost(dot)net.

== Information to collect ==

* How many internet connections do you have?
* Is your end point behind NAT?
* Do you have support for IPv6 in the devices you want to use it on?
** OpenWRT, almost all linuxes, etc. have it
* Do you want to use more than one connection?
* Do you want the full BGP table?
** What kind of routing daemon would you use?

== What should be there in each request ==

* Your name
* An unique user id (8 characters) for link ids, etc.
* Your email
* Another option to contact you (phone, jabber, etc.).
* Size of the allocation (one or more /64)
* Would you handle the reverse DNS or you'll submit information into our database?
** If you'll handle that yourself, you'll need to provide at least one DNS server that resolves to IPv6 addresses.
** If you want, we can also provide slave DNS services for your zone.
* If you have more than one link and want to use BGP, a preferred ASN (if you have one from DN42 or similar), or request to get one assigned from us.
* For every link you want to have:
** Remote IP address (or hostname in case of Dynamic Remote IP)
** id of the link (up to 3 characters)
** name of the router it's connected on (should be the same for all links)
** type of the link (IPIP, GRE, something else)
** node you want the link connected to
*** Current avaliable nodes are marla.ludost.net and tyler.ludost.net

== What software and configuration is needed ==

See [[IPv6Tunnels/ExampleConfigs|example configurations]] for more detail.

* IPv6 addresses on the tunnel interfaces and local networks
* IPv6 forwarding
** echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding
* Something to provide RA (Router advertisement) to your local network, like radvd.
** The default configuration is trivial to change
* For running BGP, either quagga or BIRD
** Or anything that can talk gre/ipip and BGP, but these two we can help with
** and with cisco

= Links, notes =

== OPs ==

* [https://lg.ludost.net/ Looking glass]
* [http://pnag.ludost.net/ Nagios overseeing some of the stuff]

== Docs ==

* [https://github.com/krokodilerian/tun/ Supporting scripts sources]
* [http://bird.network.cz/?get_doc&f=bird.html BIRD documentation]
* [http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:BGP_HowTo_%26_FAQ Mikrotik BGP]
* [https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Using_IPv6_with_a_Tunnel_Broker PFsense IPv6]
* [https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/OpenBGPD_package PFsense BGP]
* [http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/ipv6 OpenWRT IPv6]

[[Category:Project]]

IPv6Tunnels

2016-12-09T17:25:41Z

Int3l: /* What should be there in each request */

''' IPv6 tunnel provider '''

= IPv6 tunnel provider =

We're working on a tunnel broker for IPv6 connectivity to all members and other people.

Currently we have AS200533 and 2001:67c:21bc::/48. We are peered with AS197216 (Delta) and AS57344 (Telehouse).

We have a [https://lg.ludost.net/ looking glass].

For any questions and connecting, mail vasil(at)ludost(dot)net.

= We plan to provide =

* IPIP and GRE tunnels
** OpenVPN will be available on request and if needed
* Reverse resolving
** Also delegation of the reverse-resolving
* /64 to /60 allocations (and more if required)
** /120 allocations for every point-to-point link
* Redundant connectivity using tunnels to different nodes, through different connections and with BGP as routing protocol
* Full BGP routing table
* (some) help with debugging

= Requesting a connection =

All request must be sent to ipv6t(at)ludost(dot)net.

== Information to collect ==

* How many internet connections do you have?
* Is your end point behind NAT?
* Do you have support for IPv6 in the devices you want to use it on?
** OpenWRT, almost all linuxes, etc. have it
* Do you want to use more than one connection?
* Do you want the full BGP table?
** What kind of routing daemon would you use?

== What should be there in each request ==

* Your name
* An unique user id (8 characters) for link ids, etc.
* Your email
* Another option to contact you (phone, jabber, etc.).
* Size of the allocation (one or more /64)
* Would you handle the reverse DNS or you'll submit information into our database?
** If you'll handle that yourself, you'll need to provide at least one DNS server that resolves to IPv6 addresses.
** If you want, we can also provide slave DNS services for your zone.
* If you have more than one link and want to use BGP, a preferred ASN (if you have one from DN42 or similar), or request to get one assigned from us.
* For every link you want to have:
** Remote IP address
** id of the link (up to 3 characters)
** name of the router it's connected on (should be the same for all links)
** type of the link (IPIP, GRE, something else)
** node you want the link connected to
*** Current avaliable nodes are marla.ludost.net and tyler.ludost.net

== What software and configuration is needed ==

See [[IPv6Tunnels/ExampleConfigs|example configurations]] for more detail.

* IPv6 addresses on the tunnel interfaces and local networks
* IPv6 forwarding
** echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding
* Something to provide RA (Router advertisement) to your local network, like radvd.
** The default configuration is trivial to change
* For running BGP, either quagga or BIRD
** Or anything that can talk gre/ipip and BGP, but these two we can help with
** and with cisco

= Links, notes =

== OPs ==

* [https://lg.ludost.net/ Looking glass]
* [http://pnag.ludost.net/ Nagios overseeing some of the stuff]

== Docs ==

* [https://github.com/krokodilerian/tun/ Supporting scripts sources]
* [http://bird.network.cz/?get_doc&f=bird.html BIRD documentation]
* [http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:BGP_HowTo_%26_FAQ Mikrotik BGP]
* [https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Using_IPv6_with_a_Tunnel_Broker PFsense IPv6]
* [https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/OpenBGPD_package PFsense BGP]
* [http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/ipv6 OpenWRT IPv6]

[[Category:Project]]