On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 9:22 AM Charles E. Lehner <cel(a)celehner.com> wrote: Historically we've had two subnets, 192.x and 100.x, served by different switches. A couple weeks ago, the 192 switch died, and all of its ethernet connections got (inadvisedly) moved up to the 100 switch. They still won't work without reassigning their IPs, but now nobody is sure where all the cables go. The router (saros) and door computer are still reachable because they had 100.x IPs. I'm guessing you're trying to reach space.local which was 192.168.42.2. Someone needs to go log into its console, reassign it to a 100.x IP, and update the port forwarding, but nobody's done that yet. For the record, this machine is also wasting electricity (vastly overprovisioned for what it does), running Ubuntu 14.04 (EOL April 2019), not hosting anything crucial to omni operations, and I personally would prefer to replace it entirely, if someone else could deal with finding the right hardware.

On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 5:17 PM Charles E. Lehner <cel(a)celehner.com> wrote: Thanks. Next time I'm in sudo, I will try to change the IP address and look for that odroid. But I'm probably not going to visit during the pandemic just for that. If we ever do replace it, I intend to copy all the homedirs, then /usr/bin/shred the old disk.

On Thu, 8 Oct 2020 16:58:40 -0700 Yardena Cohen <yardenack(a)gmail.com> wrote: Sounds good. It's possible the homedir of the ssb user may be outside /home, like in /var/lib... I don't remember.

Hello, Today I paid a quick visit to the sudomesh/server room area, and this is my report back: a) The paper with the description of each patch panel port is still pinned to the wall. Image attached to this email. b) I didn't touch anything, just took a quick visual check, and took a few photos. c) For the record I am typing those pp port descriptions here: Lucent CAT5e Patch Panel Por 1: Sudoroom Gateway Server NIC 2 Port 20: Mesh Built Server Port 22: Sudoroom GW Server NIC 1 Port 26: Ballroom 1 (WAP) Port 27: Ballroom 2 (WAP) Port 32: 2nd Floor Switch (Switch - WAP) Port 33: 3D Printing Area Port 34: Basement (WAP) Port 35: CCL (WAP) Port 36: Disco Room (WAP) Note the WAP Controller that is next to the patch panel needs to be in the same Public VLAN with the WAPs. There are three white more cables coming/going from LLens (basement as well), but those are not labeled. *What is the solution?* One could be to get a working PoE+ switch on the Public VLAN, and plug the WAP, and the WAP Controller appliance runs into it. This would be the easiest. Second option: That someone configures the current HP switch to handle the Private and Public VLANs, and carve some ports for each VLAN. This requires a higher Kung Fu than I can provide. Thank you, Daniel On Tue, Oct 13, 2020 at 7:31 PM Yardena Cohen <yardenack(a)gmail.com> wrote: