Network

For more information about sudo room's systems in general, see Systems Administration

The sudo room network provides internal networking, internet access, wireless service, and some externally accessible devices or services. Information about the various devices in use and their configuration is available below.

peoplesopen.net

If you wish to connect to the local mesh network peoplesopen.net, then you can either connect using the peoplesopen.net wifi network, or you can connect using ethernet through the D-Link DIR-601A router on the shelf next to the main switch. Use DHCP to get a 10.0.0.0/8 IP address on the mesh network. The router will handle the meshing protocol for you and also provide you with normal Internet access.

Routing

• Configure Interface Addresses
• Open a port to the outside world

Network Info

Internet access is via space.local, a rackmount server running Ubuntu 14.04. If you follow the ethernet cable from the LMI modem through the patch panel, this is the first box connected to it. External Addresses Our public IP is 142.254.26.9 aka room.sudoroom.org. Internal Ranges Internal subnet: 192.168.0.0/16 DHCP range: 192.168.50.1 to 192.168.200.254 Addresses IPv4 Address IPv6 Address Assigned to Notes Who set it up? 192.168.42.1 / 142.254.26.9 fd4f:dc5d:8d1::1 space.local / room.sudoroom.org Our gateway. Located in the sudo room server "room". maxb and somebody 100.64.64.11 omnidoor beaglebone black controlling the door juul and jake 192.168.42.3 No IPv6 address No host name Dell PowerConnect 5324 24 port gigabit switch juul 192.168.42.4 No IPv6 address No host name Dell PowerConnect 5448 48 port gigabit switch juul 192.168.42.6 fe80::219:b9ff:fe17:821c reproxy.local Load balancer and reverse proxy (not yet in commission). wrought 192.168.42.7 fe80::214:22ff:feb0:606 shell.local Shell server (not yet in commission). wrought 192.168.42.9 BespokeBridge temporary wireless bridge to LaCommuneFront for public terminals near den in upstairs mezzanine wrought 192.168.42.10 nodeconf.local The sudo mesh node configuration and build server Primarily juul and maxb 192.168.42.12 Brother HL-2270DW laser printer (wifi) yar 100.64.64.20 sudobot-3d.local 3d printer desktop computer & giant_robot_arm serial host jake and muxlux 100.64.64.27 raspberry pi connected to the big TV above skülgaard jake 100.64.64.30 omniphwn asterisk telephony server jake 100.64.64.31 through .60 voip telephone extensions jake and muxlux 100.64.64.77 Dual-Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse Pair Programming Station jake 100.64.64.81 78:a5:04:ca:a4:f7 vending1.local vending machine 1 jake 192.168.42.22 Used only to build sudo mesh firmware and turned off when not in use. meshbuild.local sudo mesh build server juul 192.168.42.24 ccl.local The Counter Culture Labs server. Located in the sudo room server rack. juul 192.168.42.31 hackomat.local The hack-o-mat vending machine. juul 192.168.42.42 omnidoor.local Dell laptop controlling the main Omni door access. juul 192.168.42.47 spartacus.local Dell desktop proxy server, apt server, for setting up new computers biged 192.168.42.50 - 192.168.42.254 DHCP Wireless Access Points All of the indoor wifi is being served up by TP-Link N750 routers modified for PoE running OpenWRT and configured as bridges with static IPs. SSID Security Key MAC IP Channel Location Hardware Who set it up? peoplesopen.net-omniroof open n/a Find Me 100.64.64.4 161 (5ghz) On flagpole on roof Ubiquiti NanoBeam juul peoplesopen.net open n/a Find Me 100.64.64.2 11 (2.4ghz) and 36 (5ghz) Above entrance to CCL TP-Link N750 juul peoplesopen.net open n/a Find Me 100.64.64.3 6 (2.4ghz) and 165 (5ghz) middle of basement TP-Link N750 juul sudomesh open n/a Find Me 192.168.42.18 11 zip-tied near server rack Ubiquiti Nanostation M2 Loco juul Omni Ballroom open n/a Find Me 192.168.42.19 11 Ballroom near stage Ubiquiti Picostation 2 maxb }