Boxes
I have a large number of boxes, or almost none, depending on what time of
day it is, and how much I have had to eat for breakfast. Machines on the 'inside'
network are stored in a private zonefile in my own LAN. You can't get to it.
I actually had someone send me mail who claimed that this level of
network information was a huge security risk. Oh please.
Hosted somewhere
- miracle.mongers.org
- aka mongers.org. It's a Dell
PowerEdge 1550 with 256MB, 9 & 36GB SCSI disks. It is located at pil.dk's
hosting facility. Runs OpenBSD, and provides me and others with a secure host
to use mail, usenet, web and IRC from.
Home LAN
- gateway.inside.mongers.org
- Soekris Net4511; LAN gateway to the world. Provides wireless access to
clients running IPsec.
- priceless.inside.mongers.org
- IBM ThinkPad 560Z w/64MB ram running OpenBSD -current. Previously,
this was my primary workstation. Now retired.
- tori.inside.mongers.org
- IBM Thinkpad X40, 40GB disk, 1.5G RAM, Windows + OpenBSD. My
primay workstation.
- playstation.inside.mongers.org
- Runs Windows XP and is used for games. Athlon 1500+, 512MB RAM, GeForce FX
5200 (128MB). 100GB IDE disk.
- marvel.inside.mongers.org
- Soekris Net4801 w/128MB ram and 60GB harddrive; it runs Apache httpd,
Samba, cvsync, Subversion, RoundUp, symon, distccd and PostgreSQL.
- builder.inside.mongers.org
- IBM ThinkPad 240 w/128MB ram running latest OpenBSD release. Used
for trial&error-style testing.
- diediedie.inside.mongers.org
- My wife's ancient PC running Windows 98.
- video.inside.mongers.org
- FujitsuSiemens Activy 300: My Digital Video Recorder running
OpenBSD. 250G disk, 100Mbit ethernet, TerraTec 600 TV capture card +
DVB-S card.
- redundant.inside.mongers.org
- Virtual CARP IP address. Provides DHCP and PXE (and other
services that need to be redundant) to internal hosts.