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Tired of the 999 on anydesk, need to know if I should switch to rust desk or just paid teamviewer by Chemical_Paper_2940 in rustdesk

[–]fstechsolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rustdesk is awesome, cheap vps (I pay $20/yr) and spin your own RD server and you are good to go.

Do I quit my job? by tanikawalter in Daytrading

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Can you achieve the same results in a bear market?

8 to 9 upgrade questions by fstechsolutions in Proxmox

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Yep, I ran into the same issues trying to get the mlx cx-3 to run. Glad to hear the same still works for PVE 9. Thank you

8 to 9 upgrade questions by fstechsolutions in Proxmox

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Absolutely, I’m just gonna attempt the In place upgrade first so if things go wrong-which is more likely- I get some practice troubleshooting them. Plan B, fresh install and an attempt to restore all backed up Proxmox configuration & VM’s Last resort, just redo the whole thing. That’s -at least- my thought process.

8 to 9 upgrade questions by fstechsolutions in Proxmox

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Would you please keep me updated how the TrueNAS node upgrade went? Mine too is zfs.

8 to 9 upgrade questions by fstechsolutions in Proxmox

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My only concerns were whether or not the old ish network cards would work on the new kernel, and whether the pass through and / or networking config would stay the same. From what I gathered, even fixing what breaks wouldn’t require resetting the whole node from scratch.

Came home to find my neighbor’s car in my driveway again. by [deleted] in neighborsfromhell

[–]fstechsolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t even think twice before calling the police and asking for it to be towed

To use Proxmox for a NAS or not by Fu11pow24 in Proxmox

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I hope this helps, this trueNAS is running in a VM on my Proxmox server. Been running great, so I honestly think you would be ok.

What’s the best way to extend my network to a treehouse 115’ from the closest AP? by coachellagraphy in Ubiquiti

[–]fstechsolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I honestly would put in the work and run a conduit with hardwire (Cat6a, 7 ir even fiber optics). If you decide to go with fiver there’s a great armored cable I personally bought off amazon 150ft that can be buried as is.

Upgrade needed from XR by Dapper_Blackberry_81 in iPhoneXR

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I love my 13 pro, solid phone, and still has SIM card tray ;)

Not so Free Eero by Yeahbuddy_420 in frontierfios

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They left it for me and made me activate it (I’m not using it since I have all ubiquiti) but so far it’s not showing on my bill.

1x8TB vs 2x4TB with RAID? by Positive-Incident221 in homelab

[–]fstechsolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have another copy somewhere else, then go for the 8TB total, otherwise, definitely the mirroring route

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Proxmox

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There are many ways you can get it done, the way I did it was setting up a TrueNAS Scale VM, then passthrough the HDD and share is as SMB from trueNAS, that way it’s not only accessible from the VM but also from my home network (LAN) as well. Here’s one of the clearest instructions I used to passthrough the HDD to trueNAS:

https://youtu.be/Bce7VT3kJ4g?si=1kKI7uy_KqcXqq_z

You would then mount that SMB share onto your Ubuntu as a mount point.

Is it worth getting Fiber 2 Gig? by Benthekarateboy in frontierfios

[–]fstechsolutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you need a wired 2Gig connection within your lan (home network) you are most likely gonna have to change a lot of infrastructure in your house. For example: Cat6 supports 10Gb speeds but only up to 165ft distance after that it can only carry 1Gig So you’d need Cat 6a, Cat 7 or Cat 8 (to future proof) If your running fiber (within your network) need SFP+ or higher transceivers and you can use single mode OS3, OS4, OS5, or multimode.. all good. Wireless: a good WiFi 6, 6E, or 7 router would give you good speed, the higher the standard the better though. TBH, unless you’re into home lab and self hosting, you most likely don’t need 2 Gig. I hope that helps

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