…everything for home server users My NAS doesn’t just house backups from everyday devices It also receives snapshots from my home servers and forwards everything to a remote rig As a…
…A friend of mine recently set up TrueNAS in his home and is using DynDNS and WireGuard for remote access, all managed by his Fritz Box 7530 AX. It's a surprisingly…
…Remote access through Tailscale The easiest way I've found to take Jellyfin anywhere I'm not going to deny that remote access was truly the one thing that kept self-hosted…
…Remote access is a burden to set up A convenience only for the knowledgeable To avoid the anxiety of exposing a password manager to the open web, many homelab enthusiasts take the…
…TypeType can generate share links for videos, and with a little bit of Tailscale magic, I can even use this feature to create watch URLs that are accessible from remote networks. Since…
…Thanks to them, PC games are more accessible and portable than ever, and thanks to the power of modern integrated graphics, they still play at decent quality on these low-power devices…
…Wi-Fi will depend on the signal strength, of course, but bandwidth is usually rock solid with multiple hardwired access points dotted around the home. But if I want to stream remotely…
…QuickConnect is one such example, making it easy to open up remote access to a NAS with the click of a button, allowing Synology to handle the rest. It really is the…
…my passwords, and Tailscale and Nginx Proxy Manager to allow me to access these services remotely from outside the home. I've even set up a retro gaming emulator with RetroAssembly. Related…
…But if you’re a home labber like me, this drawback becomes trivial. If anything, I don’t have to worry about paying monthly subscriptions to access my Vaultwarden server from multiple…