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🛡️ FIELD MANUAL: Bastion Network Deployment

Codename: SkyBastion
Theater: Home Territory [Private Grid Alpha]

🎖️ Mission Objective

Establish a hardened, structured digital perimeter for domestic operations using the Bastion-class designation system.
All devices function as unified defense and communication units under the sarmata5.com network banner.

🧱 Bastion-Class Units (Infrastructure)

Codename	Role	Description
`bastion-shield`	Firewall / Gateway	Frontline perimeter. Filters ingress/egress.
`bastion-crux8`	Switch (8-port)	Network spinal node. Routes internal ops.
`bastion-air1`	Wi-Fi AP (zone A)	Sky channel point alpha
`bastion-air2`	Wi-Fi AP (zone B)	Sky channel point beta

🌐 Wireless Grid

SSID	Assignment	Encryption	Band
`SkyBastion`	Primary Ops Network	WPA3	2.4GHz / 5GHz

Note: SSID is visible; treat as soft-layer ID.
Backbone routing remains encrypted and controlled at bastion-shield.

🧭 Operational Naming Conventions

All core infrastructure is designated under bastion-*
Devices scale by role, zone, or port-count (e.g., bastion-crux24, bastion-air3)
Core personal devices use the core-* prefix
Digital agents use unit-* in email and identity management

📡 Deployment Strategy

Perimeter Lockdown — Configure bastion-shield with aggressive ingress filtering
Spinal Channeling — Route all internal LAN traffic through bastion-crux8
SkyNet Deployment — Ensure bastion-air1/2 provide full coverage and handoff
SSID Broadcast — SkyBastion for all primary connections; guests handled separately

🛠️ Maintenance Protocols

Weekly health checks via pingmap and Unifi dashboard
DNS reservations aligned with hostnames
ARP table logs stored encrypted under core-station

🧾 Command Notes

This infrastructure is part of the digital sovereignty doctrine.
Keep naming structured, symbolic, and scalable.
Bastions never fall. Not under your watch.

— End of Manual —

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