Also see services and network.
This is an approximate list of all computers that I currently own or have owned in the past. At any given point, there are probably 3–4 different machines that I tend to use, each with its own stuff.
Workstations
Related: personal computers, home network, NFS.
- Blizzard
- Desktop PC, an HP Compaq SFF 300 for casual browsing and gaming, running Windows 11 (and Windows 98 if I pretend real hard that it's not VirtualBox).
- Midnight
- Currently my main laptop, an HP EliteBook 840 G4 running Arch Linux.
- Myth
- Low-power home server/NAS, a Dell 3050 Micro running Arch. It runs SMBv3 and NFSv4 for my regular computers, hosts a copy of Lanman for SMBv1, acts as a Syncthing halfway-point between Blizzard and Midnight, and currently also acts as a network audio server.
- Fujitsu
- Lifebook T4010D, dedicated linuxing device for when I just want to read some old textfiles. It's small and cute and has a pen-tablet screen that flips around.
- Sunset
- An HP compaq nx9000 laptop running Windows XP with Cygwin/X11, for miscellaneous reading.
- Frost
- My work laptop, a Lenovo Thinkpad T15 that also runs Arch.
Servers
See also rwho session list.
Physical:
- Ember
- Cute little HP MicroServer Gen8 which acts as a storage server (NFSv4, SMBv3, Syncthing) as well as being my primary host for tinkering over SSH. It lives in my workplace's server room.
- Wind
- Second-hand HP ML310e Gen8 tower server. Slightly rusty, but decently powerful for building things. Was originally meant to be a VM host. Sometimes hosts OpenAFS. Also colocated at work, in a different building but with a 10 Gbps connection directly to Ember.
- Dune
- Another HP ML310e Gen8v2, slightly less rusty. Currently runs ESXi 7.x for Dust (an Arch Linux VM) as well as miscellaneous legacy/retro VMs. Lives in the “Dunelab” at work.
Virtual:
- Star
- VPS at ‘Interneto Vizija’, hosting this web site as well as my mail, my IRC client, LDAP, Kerberos, and probably other things that I don't remember.
- Sky
- VPS at ‘HostHatch Amsterdam’, once my main machine, now generally abandoned for most purposes besides tunnels and BitTorrent.
- Land
- VPS at ‘PHP-Friends’, currently hosting Salt and some IRC bots.
- Wolke
- VPS at Linode London, previously my main hosting server for a long time, now just a tiny LDAP host and HE.NET tunnel endpoint. Now migrated to a physical host at Hetzner.
- Ampere
- ARM64 VPS on the Oracle Cloud free tier.
Dunelab
Dunelab is the remaining miscellaneous hardware surrounding Dune – originally just DuneGW, later the three Cisco 1760 routers, now encompassing all other “experimental” systems including those elsewhere in the campus.
- EmberGW
- Mikrotik hAP ac alongside Ember. Provides out-of-band
iLO access to the server.
- WindGW
- Mikrotik hEX S somewhere next to Wind, providing iLO
access.
- DuneGW
- Mikrotik hEX at the tiny Cisco lab where Dune is connected.
- ShoreGW
- Mikrotik RB951G-2HnD alongside Shore.
- Cisco1760
- Three old Cisco routers (top, mid, btm) that originally
comprise the so-called Dunelab. Interconnected using
128 kbps synchronous serial links running X.25 and
accessible through Telebahn XoT.
- RAM: 192 MB (upgraded from on-board 64 MB)
- IOS: originally 12.3 (IP-Base), now 12.4 (EntBase
or sometimes even TFTP-booted AdvEnterprise from 2010,
now that enough RAM is available)
- LTEGW
- A small stand-alone 4G/LTE modem that provides a backup uplink for Dunelab.
- Shore
- An old Windows XP box with a dual-core AMD Athlon 64.
- Soekris net4511
- Rescued LEMA gateway. Originally ran LemaBridge on top of PC-DOS 3; now runs OpenBSD 4.x.
- HP tc2110
- Rescued LITNET gateway from ~2010; a bog standard
Pentium 4 ATX minitower server.
Others
- HomeGW
- Mikrotik hAP ac², home IPv6 gateway. One of several Mikrotik routers slash access-points, most of which are unnamed.
- Lanman
- Debian 9 container for the specific purpose of providing SMBv1 access to my older VMs. Duplicated across Ember and Myth.
- Caster
- Generic desktop with a DVB-T capture card, sometimes used as a TV.