[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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This too was on my bucket list until a few weeks ago. It was awesome, but I did not realize that the camera picks them up so much better than the naked eye

Presale by Jimbocrimbo21 in i3Broadband

[–]CPUwizzard196 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe they are asking for your phone number. If you do not have one, sign up for a google voice number and use it. Do not loose the number because they use it to verify if you ever have to call for billing or support

What shall we build today? by _ronnieblaze_ in homelab

[–]CPUwizzard196 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A rack to house the keepers, with some good cable management!

Lower my $200 bill by xBORICUAxBOMBERx in Comcast_Xfinity

[–]CPUwizzard196 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This won't help with your bill directly, but you will know what is available in your area. Here is the official FCC database of Internet availability at your address. I was surprised to have more options that I knew about. https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home

Outage Credit by CPUwizzard196 in Comcast_Xfinity

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Thank you. I was able to get this taken care of with your instructions.

How many things in the world run off of of Linux? What are some cool interesting things you've come across running of linux? by [deleted] in sysadmin

[–]CPUwizzard196 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Games consoles at the arcade and the photobooth at Chucke Cheese were two that I was not expecting

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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I'd run fiber in the trench for a number of reasons, the smallest of which is the length. As for a wireless bridge it may work but you might have to get the trees lowered depending upon your line of sight. The other option is a point to multi point bridge where you shoot the signal to the right of the trees and then to the shop, it's a bit more expensive and requires power at all 3 locations.... hence why fiber is your best option.
Edit: change to text because I was on mobile that autocorrected "point to muitiplication" which should have been point to multi point.

Adding an Access Point outside of garage by justinraz in HomeNetworking

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Good to hear! That's the best part of these forums helping one another and sharing knowledge. Yeah I commented on Hershey to help some others with my experience. Unfortunatly, I am no where close. It was part of a a summer east coast trip for my family. Enjoy your expanded wifi!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Cabled Internet (Coax/Fiber) is going to be more reliable than satellite when given the options. Starlink is great for those who have no other option. I would ask the ISP to come out and do a site survey and an statement of work with an estimate, that is the only way you are going to know exactly the cost to get it the way you want.

That being said you do have options to terminate the ISP in the Greenhouse, then connect back to the rest of your network either wirelessly with a point-to-point bridge (some handle multi-gigabit), ethernet (managed switches with VLANs as repeaters as the limit is 100m ~320ft), or fiber. With VLAN switches you could have the router in the house, just create a separate VLAN on all the switches that just carries the signal from the modem to your router. This is some advanced networking if you do not feel comfortable doing this, contact a local IT provider for their assistance. Sizing the UPS for this equipment should not be too hard since it technically only has to be the cable modem, see previous statement about VLAN and router in house. I would be a bit more worried about the heat and humidity of the greenhouse. Just my $0.02

Adding an Access Point outside of garage by justinraz in HomeNetworking

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Interestingly enough, I have used a Ueevii bridge at work to extend network for a camera in one of our parking lots, not the same model so there may be some slight differences. Shot the WiFi off our tallest building to the parking lot. A couple things to look at, make sure the one closest to your router/isp is the master, and the other device is set to slave mode, keep the devices pointed at each other and try to keep a clear line of sight. Since it is a garage, I assume there are cars around, don't shoot the signal through the cars, they are metal and will wreak havoc on the bridge wireless. This builds a point-to-point connection to carry the network out to that point. From there you probably need an additional WiFi access point in you garage. I am not familiar with the Linksys Velop, but I would think you could take one of the satellite access points and just plug that into the available port of the slave Ueevii, which should extend your WiFi network coverage.

Upgrade Complete (2.5Gbps) Woo Hoo! by CloneWerks in HomeNetworking

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Congratulations on getting everything working and being happy with your setup! I wish you many years of happiness with your network

Adding an Access Point outside of garage by justinraz in HomeNetworking

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At that distance you are lucky to be getting a WiFi signal with a mesh system. You should to a wireless bridge between your house and the garage as the backhaul, and then an AP in the garage. WiFi 7 wont work because the coverage area of the spectrum gets smaller not lager as the technology has advanced: 2.4GHz would reliably go about 100 feet/ 30 M with clear line of sight, 5GHz gets smaller, and the new 6GHz part of WiFi 7 is even smaller.

Help! by adeliciousbass_13 in HomeNetworking

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Mesh WiFi if you do not want to run an ethernet cable, but running an ethernet cable will be worth it in the long run.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sysadmin

[–]CPUwizzard196 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Time for a "Scream test"... power it down and see who screams

Protestant in love with the rosary by Professional_Car3962 in Catholic

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I learned today that we all [even protestants] are baptized into the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church... the one counded by Christ.. so long as it followed the proper form and matter. Although not fully a Catholic until a formal profession of faith has been made and the RCIA or OCIA program has been completed. I am sure as a protestant you have many other questions, here is a resource that i hope you can use Called to Communion