…This is one setup that will feel remarkably convenient and seamless in daily use. You can essentially create two separate Wi-Fi networks in your home. One will be a standard connection…
…However, I realized that I had some extra TBs on my main Network-Attached Storage rig. One thought led to another, and with a little bit of virtualization magic, I was able…
…Couple that with the fact that rival manufacturers (heck, even makeshift SBC/mini-PC setups) tend to surpass Synology’s pre-built rigs in terms of computational and networking prowess while costing…
…It’s frustrating, and that’s why I shifted to a setup with Kuma. Networks don’t always break; sometimes they just degrade. Kuma tracks latency, so I can see if my…
…It's not the most powerful setup, but it works and is mostly limited by the speed of the network you're accessing it from. Related I bought a KVM-over-IP…
…Sign in to your XDA account I had built a solid monitoring setup for my homelab. I had visibility for uptime, system metrics, and network performance, but everything was scattered around separate…
…uploading and sharing files across the network. It also supports generating shareable links, so it's pretty easy to send files to someone without much setup. For basic storage and sharing, it…
…very least, provide speeds comparable to a Raspberry Pi-only setup. But it makes perfect sense when I factor the network and storage bottlenecks into the equation. You see, both SBCs feature…
…Sign in to your XDA account A Raspberry Pi still makes sense in plenty of home lab setups, especially when the job is small, quiet, and specific. I’ve used them for…
…Is having an overkill networking setup really that far out of the ordinary for my tech stack? I didn't want to have to replace things for many years to come, and…