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… Related 5 reasons you might want to upgrade to 2.5GbE for your home network With more devices supporting 2.5GbE, upgrading your home network is worth thinking about Your network is only as fast as the slowest link A fundamental truth of networking To understand why a single cable matters so much, i… …
… Related 5 reasons you need 10GbE in your home network Explore the fantastic advantages of 10GbE networking and explain why you need to build your network around it Hardware firewalls Control, monitor, and limit traffic and access to your home network Like many, I was happy relying on the basic fire… …
… Related 6 tips to securely share guest Wi-Fi with friends Make guest access easy backed by robust security These misconceptions are common Home networking is one of those areas in tech where the conventional wisdom lags well behind the technology itself. …
Hi everyone. I upgraded to gigabit fiber through T-Mobile fiber. My cable internet bill became outrageous, so it was time. ($20 less per month for double the download and real upload speeds.) I'm moving my office down to…
I inherited some networking equipment. Is any of this worth anything? Who should I look for to find a new home for it? My personal networking needs aren’t anything that I think I could use this for - small network switch…
No one at home or social circles are interested in networking and this was vaguely interesting enough to tell someone. I recently upgraded my home router from a Ubiquiti USG to a UCG. This was a much bigger improvement t…
Started as a high school project. I bought a cheap switch and a small rack, and at the time I only had a couple of TP-Link routers. Then I started watching YouTube home networking videos and decided to get a UCG Ultra. A…
Ended up doing some plumbing, high and low voltage work, over 10 Cat 6 runs for APs, switches, cameras, and doorbell. Been very happy with my UDM pro SE and U7 pros. I moved all my hubs above the server cabinet and mostl…
… This sits slightly outside the networking conversation, but home lab owners who ignore electrical during a renovation often regret it. …
… Home networking advice tends to keep old habits alive long after they stop being useful, and MAC filtering has hung around on that momentum for years. …
… Your old stuff has life left in the tank Repurposing your old equipment is a great way to keep it out of a landfill, and asking "what else can this do?" could even save you some cash on a new access point for a remote area of your home, or extra switch for a home lab . …
… It helped me learn while breaking things along the way, but that's what any good networking software should be able to do. It was a fun thing to do when I was first starting out with my home lab, but my needs have changed. …
… A lot of home networking problems are physical, not digital The physical layer is to blame for a lot of networking malaise When a network connection drops, slows down, or behaves inconsistently, the instinct for most people is to look at software first. …
… Pi-hole and DSN filtering as a whole remains one of the must-have tools for home networking, but you should always plan out a comprehensive solution to protect the LAN at all angles. …
