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--- servers [2014/07/31 17:13] – Added do-ocratic hacking policy bruce
+++ infrastructure:servers [2019/04/06 22:44] (current) – tyisi
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 ===== Servers and Web Resources =====
+**NOTE: Currently under revision**
 VHS Operates many servers inside our space and rents a few Virtual Servers for external operations.
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 ==== Virtual Servers ====
-We currently rent some virtual servers from GreenQloud, an Icelandic VPS provider.  (100% Renewable energy, wooo!)
+We currently have multiple virtual servers from Digital Ocean and Leaseweb.
-* Home.hackspace.ca - used for projects that need to be up all the time
+  * talk.vanhack.ca - used for projects, website and forums
-* mail.hackspace.ca - mail server and mailing lists machine
+  * krampus.vanhack.ca - mail server and membership system
 === VHS API ===
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 ==== Inside our Space ====
+The VHS LAN uses the IP address range 172.16.0.0/16.
 The following servers and computers have a (semi-)permanent place on the network:
 ^ Hostname         ^ Current IP	^ Role/Description	^
-| vhs-nanobridge	| 172.16.0.2	| |
+| pfsense.bunker.vanhack.ca	| 172.16.0.1	| Routes data to the outside world |
-| vhs-powerstation| 172.16.0.3	| |
+| vhs-nanobridge	| 172.16.0.2	| Does what? |
+| vhs-powerstation| 172.16.0.3	| Does what? |
 | vhs-cabinet	| 172.16.0.7	| Solidworks/etc |
 | vhs-g61	| 172.16.0.102	| Laptop set up next to the routing/switching infrastructure; it currently has the printer connected. (For the liability waivers.) |
-| vhs-em355	| 172.16.0.108	| |
+| vhs-em355	| 172.16.0.108	| Does what? |
-| vhs-5580	| 172.16.0.116	| |
+| vhs-5580	| 172.16.0.116	| Does what? |
 | vhs-doorswitch	| 172.16.0.130	| Door Sensor (Raspberry Pi) |
 | vhs-antec	| 172.16.0.146	| Music/multimedia machine |
+| Google server | 172.16.0.245 | Vmware EXSI |
+=== VM Server ===
+{{ ::server.jpg?nolink&300|Our VM server, NAS and miscellany}}
+VHS has a server for members to run Virtual Machines (VMs) on. If you want a VM, ask on the vhs-members mailing list and someone will help you set it up.  We also have a 6TB NAS server, which should hopefully provide your VM with in-space backup.  No warranty expressed or implied, etc etc.
+The VHS VM server also runs a PBX (Private Branch Exchange, i.e. telephone switch) for the hackspace.
 === Server Policy ===