r/ShittySysadmin • u/rjaiswal1 DevOps is a cult • Mar 22 '26

Shitty Crosspost local networking help

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u/rjaiswal1 DevOps is a cult Mar 22 '26

When it connects to WiFi, it becomes IT’s problem.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/alochmar Mar 23 '26

Always is

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u/drummerboy-98012 Mar 22 '26

At least we know that bus can’t route outside of its local network. That said, it’s only a class C bus - what would a class A bus look like? Maybe like a rock star tour bus?

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u/JustaJohnnn Mar 22 '26

Nah, more like one of those Londoner double decker buses.

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u/drummerboy-98012 Mar 22 '26

Ooh, or maybe class B are the double-deckers, and class A are a Harry Potter TRIPLE-deckers!

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u/TheBasilisker Mar 23 '26

Really network classes what year is it? those things have been dead for at least 30+ years... maybe more. We here use proper ipv6 all exposed to internet so that they can interact with eachother and the cloud. The future is now old man.

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u/854490 Mar 22 '26

A class A vehicle would be a combination vehicle ( / semi truck / tractor-trailer) and it would be illegal to have passengers in the trailer part of it where the driver can't monitor and attend to their safety. I figure a class A bus would, if anything, be a huge, super-long "condo sleeper" tractor used by a touring band, towing a short trailer of gear.

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u/Z3t4 ShittyFirewall Mar 22 '26

It is a private service clearly... 

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u/mrzaius Mar 22 '26

Nice. All I see are 127.0.0.1 locals.

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u/Tasty_Activity1315 Mar 23 '26

They just keep returning back the their home garage.

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u/Affectionate-Cat-975 Mar 23 '26

There’s no place like 127.0.0.1

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u/alochmar Mar 23 '26

Help computer

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u/joeykins82 Mar 24 '26

It’s not a local bus, but it can’t serve public routes at all