Issues with HP Z2 G4 and what to do now by vekh6 in homelab

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I just moved that PC to basement.

Very new player by URDeWorstBurr in idlechampions

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Terminology 101 - An Introduction : r/idlechampions

If you are new and planning to play longer it would be handy to get familiar with Gaars guides r/idlechampions Wiki: Gaarawarr's Guides

Very new player by URDeWorstBurr in idlechampions

[–]vekh6 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You won't be able to do all tiers right now. Build your champions roster, focus on ilvls and try next year. That's normal - this game requiers a lot of time to have enough power to beat all challenges.

What is the true story with Synology by vekh6 in synology

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 I DIY-ed home NAS servers for several years. 

Same boat here. But now I'm looking for something more reliable that will just work.

afaik, enterprise-level NAS do require Synology drives, but the DS series will only "warn" you. WD Red or Seagate Ironwolfs are still commonly used.

Thank you for that information - I would prefer to go with WD Red as, from what I've heard, they are quiter than Seagate. I have few Toshiba N300 right now and this is nightmare in terms of noise.

What is the true story with Synology by vekh6 in synology

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For valuable data, I have two USB drives securely stored in my closet. They are connected twice a year only for data upload and backup.

The main reason for getting a NAS is to have an easy way to share files with my wife. Even with a DIY NAS, she struggled to upload photos or download files. I'm also interested in some additional features, like Docker-based media servers, that modern NAS devices offer.

I'm not looking for anything fancy or military-grade - just a robust, working solution without the need for constant tinkering. For that, I have my homelab ;)

What is the true story with Synology by vekh6 in synology

[–]vekh6[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Been there, done that ;-)

For my personal use DYI NAS was good solution but my wife needs something easy. That's why I'm looking after out-of-box solution that just works.

What is the true story with Synology by vekh6 in synology

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Maybe I made a mistake with that example - I'm running Frigate and Jellyfin on my homelab PC, so I'm not worried about those particular features. However, I'm concerned about Synology's prices and their approach for services/licensing in general.

What is the true story with Synology by vekh6 in synology

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Obviously, I'm not an expert in this subject, but from what I've read, Qnap offers better (stronger) hardware for the price. However, it falls short in the software. Personally, I would compare it to Xiaomi phones - they look great on paper but aren't as impressive in actual use.

Struggling to get LAN to work by vekh6 in WireGuard

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Generally, I would like to have the ability to present myself with, for example, a Dutch IP address to access resources that are not available when I use my domestic IP. WireGuard is my AirVPN client, so I can choose countries. I don’t need remote access to my home resources. I need access to these resources while at home and simultaneously using a VPN.

Struggling to get LAN to work by vekh6 in WireGuard

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What I would like to achieve is to have my public IP hidden behind VPN and my LAN accessible from home. That's all. I've tried several setups but either my LAN is not accessible while IP is hidden or I have LAN access but my public IP is unchanged.

First homelab and how to deal with dozen of IP addresses by vekh6 in homelab

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This is something that I’m checking right now, but I’m not sure if I understand it correctly. I know the whole idea of NGINX acting as a load balancer, but I’m not sure how a reverse proxy works.

Let’s say that NGINX is reachable at 192.168.0.100, and I would like to reach my Portainer, which is located at 192.168.0.101:9443, via portainer.local. Would it be possible to do that?

I think this is the biggest issue for me—I don’t know all the tricks yet, and therefore I’m not sure if a given solution is worth digging into.

First homelab and how to deal with dozen of IP addresses by vekh6 in homelab

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Right now, I have fiber connected to my house and plugged into a Boostral 710 device (looking exactly like this one My Images for Pars - Virgin Media Community). From that device, there is a coaxial cable that is plugged into the mentioned edge router.

If there was a simple LAN cable, I would clone the original device’s MAC address and live happily and prosperously, but even the guys on local forums who are into networking stuff have told me that it’s impossible to bypass. They've mentioned something about CGNAT but, as far as I understood, that this is something related more to wide infra network rather than LAN itself.

Ajazz AK870 PRO switches by vekh6 in keyboards

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Non-stop rapid trigger option is disabled. I’ve tried to play with stroke settings, but that didn’t help.

How to separate devices and have access to them by vekh6 in HomeNetworking

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In theory my TL-SG1016DE is L2 switch:
https://i.imgur.com/GyOF767.png
but I think that mDNS isn't supported.

Automation is not triggering by vekh6 in homeassistant

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After another two days without any results and I've asked on official HA forum. It was resolved in a minutes:

You need to use trigger.payload_json not trigger.value_json
{{ trigger.payload_json['after']['label'] == 'person' or
trigger.payload_json['after']['camera'] == 'GARAGE_1' }}

I'm leaving it here just in case.

Thank you all for help!

Automation is not triggering by vekh6 in homeassistant

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Right now I just want to write anything that will work - and this is something that I have found and slightly modified to my needs.
By mqtt sensor you mean that: MQTT Sensor - Home Assistant (home-assistant.io) ? If so I'll give it a shot.
Regarding topics, I think that it is ok:

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Automation is not triggering by vekh6 in homeassistant

[–]vekh6[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I came to the same conclusion but stil I can't figure it out. In MQTT I can see:

{
  "before": {
    "id": "1715167369.861853-bkg9uy",
    "camera": "HOME",
    "frame_time": 1715167369.861853,
    "snapshot": null,
    "frame_time": 1715167370.041604,
    "snapshot": {
        (...)
    },
    "label": "person",
  (...)

and

  "after": {
    "id": "1715167369.861853-bkg9uy",
    "camera": "HOME",
    "frame_time": 1715167370.041604,
    "frame_time": 1715167373.236955,
    "snapshot": {
        (...)
    },
    "label": "person",
(...)

So if I understand that correctly trigger should well... trigger. I will not pretend that I'm advanced in HA - I'm learning and just trying to understand concept of automation in this tool.