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Full disclosure, I'm not a network engineer, just a regular developer who wants a better VPN experience. I think this issue is because of HTTP/2, and I don't want to give up on an elegant solution just yet.
Basically:
access VPN restricted site get a 403 (via cURL, I can see the connection is left open) join VPN, hard refresh page Page loads for Firefox, not for C...I want to know, for Internet access services, what is the most common L3VPN label allocation approach used by large service providers: per-VRF or per-prefix?
is it possible in L3VPN approach for a customer router not to import all routes and instead simply use another router as its gateway (for example, by receiving only a default route)?
What is / Is there a standard for the most efficient steps to stand up a large-scale datacenter from nothing but unprovisioned hardware and required software & configs? For example,
You have 100 switches and 5000 servers to configure, obviously you want some automated provisioning mechanism (ZTP) ZTP typically requires DHCP and TFTP. Thus you need to manually configu...I have a Keenetic Extra DSL router. I configured a static DHCP reservation so that my ESP32-W5500 device (MAC: de:ad:be:ef:fe:01) always receives 192.168.1.114. There's a MAC-based port forwarding rule for port 80, and a defined [subdomain].keenetic.pro points to this device as well.
After a soft-restart, port forwarding silently breaks for WAN traffic. The rule appear...