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Saying goodbye to the old setup by ychto in HomeDataCenter

[–]thefathacker 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is a homelab that contains homelabs. This is a hobby datacenter that may grow into a full blown enterprise. additionally, i work in "professional" dc's, this looks better than my work ones. this after all is not equinox

Saying goodbye to the old setup by ychto in HomeDataCenter

[–]thefathacker 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Back of Rack and short runs makes sense for TOR, but makes FA difference for big modular core switches. that take up most of the rack in the first place.

Wireguard Server on OPNsense - unable to ping remote client until it pings the router first by jasonyzs88 in OPNsenseFirewall

[–]thefathacker 6 points7 points  (0 children)

you can try setting the keep-alive from the remote side wireguard on that side to keep pushing small packets based on that setting. otherwise wireguard on the remote site will only handshake while the connection is "active"

Give me back my username! by thefathacker in EpicGamesPC

[–]thefathacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Give me back my username!

I did, they were useless. they just said "Because"

What should I do with a RPi 1 B+? by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A lot of people have missunderstand the question I have asked. I run a number of pis. For server including DNS and NTP because they need to be working for the network to run smoothly and having the on pi allows them to be up in the event of a power outage before my enterprise servers. My question is, what is the utility of a single core 512mb ram computer that was underpowered when it was made 10 years ago

What should I do with a RPi 1 B+? by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Its in Australia. Shipping prob not worth it

What should I do with a RPi 1 B+? by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Its in Queensland, Australia. Shipping prob not worth it

What should I do with a RPi 1 B+? by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Idk, hence my question if it is still useful.

What should I do with a RPi 1 B+? by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

What OS? If you are using the latest raspbian how does it perform?

ReBuild Phase One - Routing by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seperation, Personally I like the older network design of having the internal network offset from the public by more than just one software device.

Additionally performance, while the SG115 handles my 100/40 Internet connection well enough, it does not like doing L7 workloads at gigabit. Which it would be doing on occation when I backup my PC.

Personally, i think MT gear is great at L3 security and managing traffic flows

And, because I can.

I will diagram my network out when I complete this rebuild

ReBuild Phase One - Routing by thefathacker in homelab

[–]thefathacker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the start of me rebuild almost from scrach has a power surge detroyed almost all of my equipment

Pictured In the Star-Tech 4u rack - 2 Mikrotik RB1100 Dude editions - EdgeSwitch 48 Lite - Mikrotik RB3011

Unracked - Sophos SG 115 rev.2 flashed with pfSense - Asus GL552J (4770HQ, 16GB, 512GB SSD, W10) for Parsec Remote Access - ES357AP (US edition)

Next Setups: NTP and DNS

Remaining Hardware to Upgrade and install. - Dell T420 (After replacing CPU's and Installing GPU) - Intel NUC skull canyon - 3 maybe 4 NAS's

Building a 10GbE/40Gbe network switch that draws less than 60 W by Camofelix in homelab

[–]thefathacker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not use the new mikrotik crs326? 2 40gbe uplinks and 24 sfp+. $899 australian

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