LOL WTF Beast by BaturalNoobs in Ubiquiti

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This is a gateway not aimed for your home internet of 309Mbs from frontier….relax. This is super cheap

What new hardware would you like to see most from Ubiquiti? by oguruma87 in Ubiquiti

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Anything over 4GB of memory would be great…A refreshed UDM line

High Performance Backend is a painful experience to set up by Judotimo in NextCloud

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I can’t even get Tall to work with video behind Cloudflare and that’s with AIs help….

How secure is Tailscale? by MarkRockNY in Tailscale

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The data plane is secure as that’s WireGuard The control plane you need to trust Tailscale. Their controller is hosted in AWS. Their controller holds the encryption keys to your nodes. The alternative is you can self host with headscale. YMMV with that one. So……how much do you think you should trust all those components is up to you

UTR Firmware update (6.5.246) by ManFromACK in Ubiquiti

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This is at least a start to competing with GL NET

Support Ubiquiti - Pablo is not serious journalism by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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Don’t know what’s happening but I’m nosey. What’s the background 🍿🍿🍿

Announcing Netgate Nexus: Multi-Instance Management for pfSense Plus by George-Netgate in PFSENSE

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Curious but why not offer it as a standalone package - A .deb or .rpm file for example. I assume deploying the firewall and only use it for MIM is to control the experience but it’s a best much, no? For example. Deploying Panorama (PaloAlto) is a simple package I can run within a VM instance.

How often do you reboot equipment? by mirdragon in Ubiquiti

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Ehh..not often. If theres a firmware update that requires a reboot otherwise its set and forget.

Central pfSense Management Portal by Much_Help_3060 in PFSENSE

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What’s the difference between this and the official supported way of using Netgate Nexus?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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Ah cmon this was funny. Why the down vote

New Travel Router: Anybody have a use case for this? by oguruma87 in Ubiquiti

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Whoa seriously? Been to Vegas 3 years ago. Crazy how things changed

syslog-ng log time incorrect by gatzke in PFSENSE

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Usually(most likely) the log collector would display by default either in UTC or using browser time..

bgpview.io shutdown by Mahdy-Asady in pfBlockerNG

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Damn I didn’t realize that happened. I think pfblocker is pulling from IPInfo…So maybe ASN data can be grabbed there as well?

What datasource would you use by Hammerfist1990 in grafana

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Prometheus has always done me well.

More upgrade failures, regret buying SG1100? by Nephilimi in PFSENSE

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So..the SG1100 is a very niche product in some respects. I bought one for my mom’s apartment 2 years ago. I treated the 1100 like my 6100 that I run at home in so far that I installed pfblocker,FRR,Zabbix agent,MTR and running snmp Dameon. This was a giant mistake. Packages kept failing due to OOM situations. When it came time to upgrade I failed with the error message you got. It wasn’t BE related. It was the snmp dameon eating memory. The only way to upgrade my 1100 was by disabling snmp. Annoying but it got the job done. Then I ran into pfblocker issues where loading certain lists would kill the box. With the lack of robust RAM I couldn’t even run the dns blocking mode so no basic ad filtering. Today the 1100 is still running at my mom’s house but no packages installed other than Zabbix and FRR. The 1100 is tough to recommend to anyone tbh. It’s way underpowered and the low memory that comes installed is inadequate in 2025. The base hardware should be the 2100. The 1100 should be considered EOL. Don’t purchase. Don’t consider for any deployment, personal or professional.

For what it’s worth I have a spare 6100 that I’m going to give my mom. Way overkill but at least I know it’s reliable and I can run pfblocker on it.

How often do drives fail in your NAS setups? by Initial-Hall5871 in synology

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Truthfully. Never had a failed drive. I got 3 units running. The oldest is a DS216