…I also consider NetAlertX an essential part of my HASS stack, as it scans my home network and feeds the stats of all the devices hooked up to my LAN to Home…
…of articles about Linux configuration, troubleshooting weird problems, and using open-source tools in the real world. He also works a lot with Windows systems and networking, especially in mixed environments where…
…And this tool provided me with exactly that — a clear, live view of everything talking in and out of my network. I monitor my home network by self-hosting ntopng - here’s…
…Pi-hole and dnscrypt-proxy are responsible for keeping my whole home network running since they work as DNS servers on my main router/gateway. These two services, along with Cloudflare Tunnel…
…of articles about Linux configuration, troubleshooting weird problems, and using open-source tools in the real world. He also works a lot with Windows systems and networking, especially in mixed environments where…
…Sign in to your XDA account When you’re building a reliable Network-Attached Storage server, you’ll typically use the SATA slots, drive bays, and M.2 ports to pair it…
…of setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance. That’s how the plug-and-play dream of smart switches quickly evaporates. In the end, you need to check if your home network is ready to…
…That makes it wildly practical for a home lab. You can reach your dashboards, containers, file shares, and admin pages without turning your network into a front porch with no lock. Instead…
…But I wanted remote access from external networks, without the added risks of exposing ports on my home router. That’s why I went with good ol’ Tailscale , which I’d already…
…A home lab usually isn’t just one app sitting politely in a corner with no dependencies and no updates. It’s volumes, environment variables, reverse proxies, networking quirks, and the kind…