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Computer networking covers IP networks, routers, switches, firewalls, and home/SOHO network design and troubleshooting.
…There is a real appeal to deeper automation Complex setups can unlock genuinely impressive smart home behavior To be fair, there’s a reason people keep building elaborate smart home systems. When…
…For my home lab, I require clustering with compact systems, but there's also full support for advanced networking, VLANs, bridging, and isolation. It's still easier to build out demilitarized zones…
…For a larger lab, a business setup, or a home server rack with several nodes, Proxmox Backup Server makes plenty of sense. My setup is smaller than that, and my actual needs…
…smart home rabbit hole you travel. And that's where reliability comes in. Working with up to 100 clients is no easy task, even for the more redundant network setups. Related 9…
…You can try to restrict communication for these devices to enhance your home network security. Related Pi-hole showed me exactly what my smart home does behind my back Your smart home…
…But I finally have a home server setup that does justice to my home lab. Meanwhile, Pi is finally being used where it fits best — IoT projects . Before spending on a $200…
…ISP, but it's worth checking your own setup before picking up the phone The reflex to treat slow or unreliable home networking as an ISP problem is deeply ingrained, and the…
…After adding my Pi to the Tailscale network, I can access the Vaultwarden web UI on my phone and laptop, even when I am outside the home network. I didn't apply…
…Wi-Fi 7 is being marketed as the savior of the home network, promising 46Gbps speeds and a fiber-like wireless connection, but for the average enthusiast, a $600 router is just…
…Sign in to your XDA account I've done a lot of silly things in my home lab, like replacing all the fans in my network stack with Noctua ones and overengineering…