A lot of documentation is done from my makerlab network. This page documents how the network is set up.
This page was created 1/19/2018.
Here is a viso of its general layout
IP ADDRESS | HOSTNAME | NOTES | OS | |
1 | 192.168.80.1 | gateway.makernet.local. | Default Gateway | DDWRT Linksys |
2 | 192.168.80.2 | wap.makernet.local. | Access Point | DDWRT Linksys |
3 | 192.168.80.3 | jump.makernet.local. | Management Server | Windows 7 |
4 | 192.168.80.4 | wap-1.makernet.local. | Wireless Access Point | DDWRT |
5 | 192.168.80.5 | wap-2.makernet.local. | Wireless Access Point | DDWRT |
6 | 192.168.80.6 | wap-iot.makernet.local. | Wireless Access Point for Exhibit Box | DDWRT |
8 | 192.168.80.8 | dc.makernet.local. | Windows Domain Controller | WIN2008 R2 |
10 | 192.168.80.10 | alpha.makernet.local. | Primary Support Server | Raspberry Pi 2 |
11 | 192.168.80.11 | beta.makernet.local. | Secondary Support Server | CentOS 6 |
12 | 192.168.80.12 | gamma.makernet.local. | IOT Raspberry Pi | Raspberry Pi |
20 | 192.168.80.20 | centos-prime.makernet.local. | CentOS Gold Image | CentOS |
21-29 | 192.168.80.21-29 | centos-$.makernet.local. | CentOS Servers | CentOS |
30 | 192.168.80.30 | linux-prime.makernet.local. | Debian Gold Image | Debian |
31-39 | 192.168.80.31-39 | linux-$.makernet.local. | Debian Servers | Debian |
40 | 192.168.80.40 | winclient-prime.makernet.local. | Windows Gold Image | Window Varies |
41-44 | 192.168.80.41-44 | winclient-$.makernet.local. | Windows Clients | Window Varies |
51 | 192.168.80.51 | rpi-1.makernet.local. | Raspberry Pi B+ | Raspberry Pi |
52 | 192.168.80.52 | rpi-2.makernet.local. | Raspberry Pi B | Raspberry Pi |
100-199 | 192.168.80.100-199 | dhcp-${0,3,d}.makernet.local. | DHCP Open Range | |
240-245 | 192.168.80.240-245 | eoip$.makernet.local. | Other Ethernet Over IP | DDWRT |
254 | 192.168.80.254 | vpn.makernet.local. | OpenVPN Server | CentOS 6 |
Alpha is the main "server" even though it is just a Raspberry Pi, it is the DHCP server and master DNS server. When we bring this show on the road, alpha comes with us.
DHCP updates DNS as well, so if a device supports DHCP hostnames, you should be able to access it via hostname.
Beta holds backups of Alpha and is also a mail server for makernet.local
Alpha and Beta do NOT authentcate against active directory. Sometimes I authenticate against AD sometimes I don't, it depends what I am trying to show. If I am taking something on the road for a presentation, exhibit, or class, AD will not be available.
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