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Computer networking covers IP networks, routers, switches, firewalls, and home/SOHO network design and troubleshooting.
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… The setup took a day, but honestly, I was impressed with the clean topology. It finally felt like a “real infrastructure” and not just a home network setup. I was really happy with the setup, as it was something I had designed. …
… The real issue was DNS, not my setup Everything worked — just not from everywhere At first, I believed something was wrong with my homelab setup. I set up the server and deployed a few services; everything worked fine when I accessed them via local IP on the same network. …
… Building an independent monitor One phone, completely outside your network To build a robust monitoring system, I needed something outside my homelab and independent of my home network. For the setup to work, I needed a separate device, a separate network, and a separate runtime environment. …
… What I can do with both devices on the go Familiar homelab setup I use the Pi to create a private local network so that working on my mini PC makes me feel like I never left home. …
I finally got around to getting all the equipment out of my attic and into my office for the most part. Some of the kit is 3d printed while the rest was ordered on Amazon.com. The Dell PC is my Proxmox host for HAOS. The…
Hey all. Just taken on an IT manager role and inherited infrastructure that needs some work. gonna propose a hardware refresh and want some outside input before the quotes come through. The setup: 10 sites, head office p…
Hi everyone, I’m running OpenWrt with dnsmasq on my router and AdGuard Home on separate hardware. My current setup is: Clients → OpenWrt/dnsmasq → AdGuard Home → Upstream DNS In LuCI (under DHCP and DNS), I’ve set the AG…
On the new home that I am building, I have this type of conduit setup. Not sure of the exact material, but it looks like some type of plastic. I could step on it, and it wouldn’t break. There might be some cases where th…
Hi everyone I’m hoping to get some insights from the experts here on how to troubleshoot and improve the local network speed between two devices in my home. To give you a clear picture of my setup, I’ve attached a diagra…
… Related I didn't know my homelab was broken until I found split DNS Same setup, smarter network, zero compromises. Moving out taught me to stay home Moving to a cloud environment solved real problems, but it also introduced trade-offs I hadn’t anticipated. …
… Once I set up Tailscale with Home Assistant, I stopped thinking about the public IP addresses of my home network entirely. Related Is Tailscale the safest way to access your home network remotely? …
… Related Setting up a local DNS was one of the easiest improvements I made to my home network Having local control opens up so many possibilities Getting a domain is one of the best QoL changes you can make No more memorizing port numbers A domain does not make your server faster or add more storage… …
… Related 9 Docker containers that run 24/7 on my $100 mini PC Maximum value budget homelab. Proxmox solves a problem you might not have Not every homelab needs a hypervisor While I was building my first homelab setup, the internet had convinced me to install Proxmox as a first step. …
… That kind of behavior is especially annoying with smart home gear because many devices are already picky about Wi-Fi. Instead of creating a seamless network, the extender made the whole setup feel patched together with duct tape and wishful thinking. …
… You can install the hub locally or by using Docker , but this is the Docker Compose file I used in the past to get it working. services: beszel: image: henrygd/beszel container name: beszel restart: unless-stopped ports: - 8090:8090 volumes: - /home/frank/docker/beszel :/beszel data beszel-agent: i… …