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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    From my development SSH debug notes: SHA1 is being rejected because the SHA1 algorithm in the old client software is not recognized by the new server. Is this the latest version of Putty?
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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    In the router its under advanced settings and near the bottom of the list. need to find out if there is an authentication setting wrong, I doubt that the router is intelligent enough to block discretely the user-agent (putty).
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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    I looked it up, time is only needed with SSL authentication. But not with user/password. But the thread starter needs to look at the logs in the router into why the laptop is rejected.
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    Risk level remotely connecting to router webui over http?

    That sounds very convoluted. The normal practice is generating a certificate on the client machine and produce a client SSL cert to install on the server and configure the SSH client to use certificate authorization. even though this post was dusty, it needed a correct answer.
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    Buying a 10GB Pcie Ethernet Card

    if the software is its driver and its issues, you bet. What happened is Intel not keeping up their source library while OS manufacturers change the kernel code. Even in windows. So they cranked out bad drivers with their new product. but they are selling it as that brand instead of their own...
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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    well your wireshark revealed what happened. But if your router has an SSH log, I would turn it on if its not on and look at why its refusing the connection. Because there are not many things that can prevent it from connecting and a port redirect is the commonly programmed weak sauce defense...
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    Security Zone Segmentation

    what do you mean by security zone segmentation? I guess its like my network with ipfire that has a network that is for the wireless (blue) that don't network with the computing network (green) as well as the static servers (orange) unless firewall rules are set for devices to communicate. I...
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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    then the router has refused connection and looks like it assumes a hostile client. Try rebooting the router.
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    POE vs plug power adpaters

    Does the NVR use a SSD or a HDD? I remember selling someone a power supply a few months back for their Swan NVR that nuked its power supply because it had a mechanical hard drive and was pulling more amps than the rated power supply that came with it. I ended up selling them a 3.33A brick power...
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    Sudden Putty Connection Issue

    SSH requires the time to be correct. Check the laptop time/date. otherwise, the session cache is corrupt on the client machine and you have to restart the computer to flush the cache.
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    SMB performance differs under QNAP QTS 4 and QTS 5 - Why and who's to blame

    samba uses Rsync to accomplish this in the background, but normally, the client is the controller of the synced folder instead of the NAS. In windows, one would use the sync package from the iSCSI program module in windows. First, turn on the iSCSI sync module: open the control panel and...
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    Is now the time to go to 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps home networking?

    Well we had originally 1Gb then 10 Gb then 40Gb in base-T. Its nice to see 10Gb finally getting mass produced since its been around for years. 40Gb, they didn't develop much outside some xenon setups and a lot skip to 100G. Finally 100G cards have came down in price since PCIe4 was released.
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    Buying a 10GB Pcie Ethernet Card

    They have been a royal pain and Linus finally patched Linux core about three weeks ago. So the newest Linux Kernel has a driver that is 100%.
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    Buying a 10GB Pcie Ethernet Card

    Well its a aQuantia Multi-Gigabit PCI Express card. Using the aqc107 chipset. so Marvell has nothing to do with that card and apparently, you were misinformed.
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    Buying a 10GB Pcie Ethernet Card

    people have issues with hardware all the time, but in this case its the growing pains of a new product they should have worked out all the kinks instead on relying on operating system devs to debug and deploy a fixed driver. This will pass. I really think 2.5G shouldn't exist and it is used for...
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    Only Buy Routers Released In The Past One or Two Years?

    its what they have made. plus there are other things too deployed. To me, I could care less since I'm trying it instead of configuring the Linux modules manually and don't deploy ips in the first place.
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    Only Buy Routers Released In The Past One or Two Years?

    I deploy Intrusion protection software when I ran just linux with iptables, bind9, ubound, and UFW, but now these days I'm running ipfire that has Suricata 7 built in. But if I was really worried that someone or something could access and change things on my home network in ipfire, I would set...
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    NVMe 256 to SD 64

    to back up the boot partition: tar -cvpzf /boot.tar.gz --exclude=/boot.tar.gz --one-file-system /boot to backup the file system: tar -cvpzf /root.tar.gz --exclude=/root.tar.gz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/sys --exclude=/dev --exclude=/tmp --one-file-system /
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    Only Buy Routers Released In The Past One or Two Years?

    If I'm using something I can patch I patch it. But other things I raise the issue to the developers when I see it. Not everyone's software is perfect. But contributors and user feedback are evolution of fixes and enhancements for open source software. A lot of these software firewall/routers...
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    Only Buy Routers Released In The Past One or Two Years?

    Well the key things I look at is how user input is handled when I inspect code. Its a little harder to use the NSA tools they wrote to reverse read flashed firmware and its not really 100% reliable. The common mistake is lack of user input sanitation and input size buffer checks that can lead to...
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