Some additional links:
Restoring an IX2-DL after original drive fails and takes down the entire unit:
https://www.myhacklog.com/restore-an-iomega-lenovo-storcenter-ix2-ng/
And after a few years of using my IX2, it seems that even with an 8TB drive in it, that as it becomes full, large files...
Here's a link to them (it's at the bottom of the page)--section 5.a is what you should read:
https://www.futureplc.com/terms-conditions/
And the forum rule at the top clearly states in all caps "PERSONAL FLAMES WILL NOT BE TOLERATED".
If someone that is vaccinated spreads the virus to someone...
Watch your tone and insults. I wasn't entered into this thread--my posts were moved here. Online games like 'tests' just show what a terrible thread this is.
I'm not going to answer your question because you already have the answer--the one you want. Don't talk to me again.
I'd just put one of these in it or on top:
https://www.globaltestsupply.com/product/digi-sense-94460-76-traceable-sentry-triple-display-thermometer-with-wire-probe-wd-94460-76?msclkid=f82bad334cd71f1e5bbdcc1864cdd52a&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Digi-Sense (USA) (PS)...
I think you need to watch your tone. It's pretty clear that the terms of service require every user to have decency when posting. And I think you need to also honor that. At no point did I personally attack you, so you better stop that right now.
Unless you're a doctor or have medical...
That's a good question--I'll ask him. In the context of our discussion at the time which was breakthrough infections, I would think that's what he was referring to, but it won't hurt to know the ratio. I think with the deaths being the same as they were before the hospital got busy would...
They pretty much are just a sugar rush and have a unique texture that if you're looking for traditional cake doughnut or the other fried variety you definitely won't like. I remember when they were a small niche company and they had a lot, lot more variety. But someone decided they needed to...
And if you believe that is cutting edge or what is actually in practice, you are wrong.
I don't need a 'claim' of any sort. I've seen it all first hand, have first hand knowledge from the people that actually are doing the work. Reading journals written for interpretation and armchair medical...
I'd like you to say that to my face. Then we'll really quickly find out who's smart enough to stay alive.
For the record, I was vaccinated months ago. The biggest question is when the boosters that are in development are going to be available so I can get one of those too. Prior to Delta...
You can believe whatever you want, but what you are spreading is DEAD WRONG from people who actually fight and deal with this virus day-in and day-out. That is where the real information is that most people do not have access.
I have seen this virus first hand--it took my father from me. :mad...
Actually, that's the medical fact--the vaccine is only to prevent death as you can still get the virus and even be hospitalized, but in 99% of cases will not die. I got this information from my grand-uncle who's the head of a hospital who my brother and I still talk to regularly about covid...
If you're running 2x vpns on the same network, you may run into issues.
What you're wanting is a selective 'split tunnel' vpn client, but I don't think the built in ones on routers can behave that way. I know you can do this with software clients like the shrewsoft one.
I don't know if a Pi...
Oh, all the vaccine does is keeping from dying from the rona. ;) You can still get it and spread it around...which is what every vaccinated person out there is doing right now thinking they are 'immune'. :rolleyes:
That's definitely not true since at one site we have had 500/50 going through that modem for many years now and the xfinity site has 600/15 before the recent upgrade to 800/20.
I don't think it's a matter of overhead but simply codec in the modems and carrier side equipment that's getting more...
If the cameras are wired, it's very easy to replace them with traditional IP cameras and an NVR. The IP cameras can sit on their own physical network that only connects to the NVR and the NVR typically has a separate ethernet port for local/remote access.
I never had any issues with their...
10Gb in general requires more power. POE in any flavor will require power.
Yep, until things really become available, it's a waste to try to be on the bleeding edge.
You don't need to do that stuff anymore with w10 and smb3. Just give it two connections and it will utilize both automatically.
Here's the thread where I found them. Prices have jumped because of covid, et al, but they're still good values for what you get:
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/brocade-icx-series-cheap-powerful-10gbe-40gbe-switching.21107/
Every fibre 1G service I've seen is 1-2ms. Even...
It's not being obsolete that's the problem--it's the isp's requirements changing. Currently one of my isp's (xfinity) upgraded their speeds to 800Mbs, which is easily achievable by the modem we currently have, but they keep sending emails about how it's 'not supported' and needs to be upgraded...
Thank you so much for sharing. :) Oh yeah, that will do it--today's media eats storage like nothing. And the plex will do it too if you're streaming to the outside. Those nest cameras are also going to use a lot of data and are a serious security threat unless they're somehow airgap isolated...
Everything has a back door since everything is made there. Some are just not as well known. The only solution is to watch your stuff and be ready to physically pull the plug if you see strange stuff happening.
Yep, isp all the way until the prices come down.
And there are a TON of 10Gb routers out there, but you need to look used enterprise and not consumer stuff. Not only are they cheaper, but they're much more robust as well. You still will need a separate access point, but that's what the old...
So I manage 4x isp accounts across 3x different providers and have used about 6x providers in the past. The main reason we don't get higher download speed plans is because they simply don't matter for our use case, especially when you can't tell the difference between 200Mbps and 500Mbps that...
And what's the upload on that 1.2G speed? It's 35Mb (https://www.xfinity.com/networkmanagement). Utter cheese compared to FIOS, which I have had before, and is absolutely superior with superior symmetrical speeds and latency. Cable is just trying to attract people with the new 'shiny' top...
If you don't mind sharing, I'm really curious what you are doing to have that type of data usage. I manage 4 isp accounts across 3 different sites and I don't use that much data even with our nightly backups across our vpn tunnels.
Yeah, the pace is a real pain--I had to deal with it at one...
I think that would make more of a difference without the wired backbone that you have. With all the access points simply doing ap duties, I don't think it makes a difference in terms of backhaul, and as far as a router, it seems like the ax89x has a lot more power since it can process 10G.
They seem like a new and up and coming company, but I'd rather spend a tad bit more and get this one that's outdoor rated and made by tp-link:
https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/omada-sdn-access-point/eap110-outdoor/
Nothing like a KK donut--I've looked all over for better. They're not the largest so they're not dunkin's sizes, but enough that even at full steam I need a fork and knife to cut them in half to stuff each half in my face at a time.
Actually, OP has a switch that would be great with the lack rack and then the rest can just sit under it and the monitor and keyboard on top--nice and compact too.
And to keep away 'problems', just stack it with another lack. ;)
Thank you Larry. :) I think they've improved it in the last year or so hence why I'm asking. Not for me as I'm all wired all the time, but in case the wife or someone else wants a wifi setup now that ubiquiti units are just powned.
Still too much. The guys on the serve the home forum find 40GB qsfp switches for 1/2 that price. There's some work to be done on them (loading an OS), but it's ridiculous how cheap used 10GB is.
Now, finding used unmanaged 10GB-T is very, very difficult if not impossible. Almost anything...
I would make the newer ax89x as your primary router. The reason being is that it seems to be made to handle even higher speeds with the 10G.
The two routers you have are quite interesting as I've never seen an IPSec vpn server in a consumer product before. These have to be very pricey and...
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