monstermunch

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What's in My Cert Kit?(blog.networkprofile.org)
2 points by monstermunch 4mo ago|0 comments
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Choosing a Generator – Magnum MLT3060K Light Tower and Generator(blog.networkprofile.org)
4 points by monstermunch 1y ago|0 comments
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Automatic Transfer Switch PDU in the Homelab – Does It Make Sense?(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 1y ago|1 comments
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Emporia EVSE Install(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 3y ago|0 comments
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Ratgdo with Liftmaster Garage Door Opener(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 3y ago|0 comments
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Ditching MyQ for OpenGarage – Open-Source Garage Door Control(blog.networkprofile.org)
3 points by monstermunch 3y ago|0 comments
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Ah Gotcha, I'm already doing that in that case, I throw everything in /media/ Don't ask me why /media, I think I read a guide about 10 years ago for something in Linux that used /media and now I just default to
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Thanks for that Nextcloud tip! For the containers, do you mean mounting them to a NAS? I already have them mounted locally on the VM so the files are easy to grab there, but I've never thought about mounting them on a NAS. I'll ha
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Veeam WAS quite RAM heavy when it used Microsoft SQL, but they have updated it to PostgreSQL which has helped, and Veeam for Microsoft 365 uses a fair chunk too. But the reason it actually has 10GB of RAM is that it seems when restoring fil
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VM's and Containers I am Running – 2023(blog.networkprofile.org)
36 points by monstermunch 3y ago|8 comments
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by monstermunch 3y ago
> have a single wifi router and power everything through that and still have much faster bandwidth than the author does I'm confused, what's faster than what?
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Here are some images of the meadow: https://files.networkprofile.org/s/86FzBHYfNwHyXTY Its not quite as green as that right now, since we have a pretty bad drought here in Houston, but it will come back. I had to make
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Its really disturbing how whiney Europeans (I assume you are) are with their superiority complexes. I don't even know why I'm replying to you, but here we go So I should ditch all this and rely on cloud services I guess. Cloud ser
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Well, its not really apples to apples, that is a 5G connection... Of course the speeds are bad and relatively expensive compared to fiber
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Comcast is available, but it follows the same path as AT&T under the trees, so I figured that makes no sense Also, the less money I give to Comcast the better.
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I bought the house for that little box!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
If I hit it big, I'll make an apartment with an attached datacenter and a quarter rack available for colo per unit
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Yeah, I think you and me are on the same page there. It has ECC? Great! It doesn't oh well
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Buy used off eBay 100%! Don't pay those prices Even a few year old AP will work great. My R510 is pretty old, but works flawlessly
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by monstermunch 3y ago
You know, I'd LOVE a model railway...
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Call be crazy, but I dig the SG switches
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by monstermunch 3y ago
All the fiber is specced as 20/10D, so should be well within tolerance
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Yep, first thing I did was cut the phone line and Coax off the house!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I've stopped posting there as much, when my colo post got removed for not being "in my house" i knew it was going downhill
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by monstermunch 3y ago
The reason its arranged like that is because it started as 1 switch and 1 patch panel, and slowly evolved, so its not ideal, but I am fairly happy with the outcome If I could re-rack it all, I might make some changes. But that means turning
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by monstermunch 3y ago
>My homelab is a mess of cables, and half-baked deployments running on old Supermicro and custom servers, that is way too noisy, and probably pulls a lot of power. I dunno man, sounds identical to mine...
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Thanks! Yeah, the price on this genset I think has gone up around $4000 since I bought it, not including the install I've been meaning to try Proxmox, but my day job heavily relies on ESXi, so its nice having something to mess with at
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by monstermunch 3y ago
My main reason for using Fiber or DAC's is because of the power consumption. Running 10G-BaseT uses about 3x the amount of power Plus, I always think fiber is cool
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Its a single story home, however it is from 1968, so its possible that in new code its outlawed or something
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Correct, 17kw of solar on the roof

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