home-lab/modules/network/README.md
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feat: Complete sleeper-service systemd-networkd configuration
- Update sleeper-service to use systemd-networkd with static IP (10.0.0.8/24)
- Configure proper gateway (10.0.0.138) and DNS (Pi-hole, router, Google)
- Add NFS and SMB firewall ports for file server services
- Document network topology discovery results in plan.md
- Update network module README with current configuration status

Based on nmap network discovery and Context7 NixOS systemd-networkd documentation.
Configuration ready for deployment to existing files.home machine.
2025-06-05 15:44:07 +02:00

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# Network Configuration Modules
This directory contains networking configurations for all machines in the Home Lab.
## Structure
- **`common.nix`** - Shared networking settings used by all machines
- nftables firewall enabled
- SSH access with secure defaults
- Tailscale VPN for remote access
- Basic firewall rules (SSH port 22)
- **`network-<machine-name>.nix`** - Machine-specific networking configurations
- Import `common.nix` for shared settings
- Override or extend with machine-specific requirements
- Define hostname, hostId, and additional firewall ports
## Current Machines
### network-congenital-optimist.nix
- AMD Threadripper workstation
- ZFS hostId configuration (8425e349)
- Ready for additional service ports as needed
### network-sleeper-service.nix
- Xeon file server
- Headless server configuration
- Ready for additional file sharing service ports
## Usage
Each machine configuration imports its specific network module:
```nix
# In machines/<machine-name>/configuration.nix
imports = [
../../modules/network/network-<machine-name>.nix
# ... other imports
];
```
## Adding New Machines
1. Create `network-<new-machine>.nix` in this directory
2. Import `./common.nix` for shared settings
3. Add machine-specific configuration (hostname, hostId, ports)
4. Import the new file in the machine's `configuration.nix`
## Future Refactoring
The `common.nix` file can be extended to include more shared networking patterns as they emerge across machines. Consider moving repeated patterns here to reduce duplication.