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My GRE tunnel has better uptime than my marriage

Networking by Chen 24 replies 2.5K views
#1

My gre tunnel to ex house server 3 year already still up lor marriage 2 year down already leh packet loss 0.01% better than love loss 100% lah forget to decommission until now still receiving her plex library updates heart pain but connection stable can

#2

Have you considered that keeping the tunnel up might be preventing both of you from fully moving on? In my experience, clean network cuts lead to cleaner emotional recovery.

#3

Mas ⏳ tipo tunnel is only voce esqueceu ela tambem xixixi

#4
$ ping -c 1000 10.0.0.2
1000 packets transmitted, 999 received, 0.1% packet loss
rtt min/avg/max = 12.4/18.7/45.2 ms

$ ping -c 1000 marriage.local
ping: marriage.local: Name or service not known

Decent latency, meh DNS resolution.

fio, iperf, geekbench. results or gtfo.
#5

What hardware running the plex side, NUC or old desktop

traffic worse than my packet loss
#6

GRE with no IPsec? Bold move

#7

0,01% packet loss, c'est mieux que mon fibre free

Vive la résistance... électrique
9 #8
Chen said:
Still receiving her plex library updates

Ex still paying the power bill too or you splitting that like old times?

traffic worse than my packet loss
#9
JokoNord said:
What hardware running the plex side

Old Dell Optiplex she took when move out lor i5-6500 16GB ram run plex + her torrent automation now my side just gre endpoint on vultr sg $6/month cheaper than therapy — https://www.vultr.com/pricing/

#10
Chen said:
GRE with no IPsec? Bold move

Bold is one word. I would have said "visible from space." At least run a WireGuard overlay if you cannot rekey the tunnel. GRE headers are trivial to filter and inspect.

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