Working on my Home Lab today, I have an old Thinkpad with a broken
keyboard running Proxmox. I've upgraded the OS and maxxed out the RAM,
it'll run a couple of containers and OSes just fine.
I have a Netgear router running DD-WRT, a big honker with an 800 mhz
CPU, dual cores, and 512 MB of memory. Way more than I need to use it
as an access point and gig switch. I'm going to play with Entware,
it's a way to load traditional packages on it. The router supports CIFS/Samba natively, but NFS needs some Entware packages to do so.
Proxmox is already mounting the router's drive via SMB, but I'll have
more flexibility with NFS. Not sure of the speed difference, but
there's one way to find out. I've got an 8TB drive arriving today, a
Black Friday present to myself, it'll back up my desktops and be share
to Proxmox.
All in all, it's a tidy little home lab.
... Omens are there to be broken.
Arelor wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I try to have my routers act only as routers, and externalize services
to other machines.
I am a big fan of Mikrotik routers. The low end models feel like
high-tier cunsumer hardware running low-tier enterprise software. You
can configure ARP entries, customized QoS, foster nearly all the power
of a Linux packet filter...
I use it to run friendly MITM attacks in my networks to force the LAN clients into my ad killing proxies. Sometimes it feels like you can do anything short of hacking the Penthagon with these things :-P
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Figured I'd post something here as it's been rather quiet as of late. I guesspeople have a lot on their plates night now with Covid, Christmas etc. etc.
Warpslide wrote to Avon <=-
My city begins a new lockdown starting tomorrow. The premier of
Ontario will be making another announcement tomorrow, rumours on the
news say it could be a province-wide lockdown or some other sweeping
cat food today, so I get to deal with the fun new restrictions when I
go get it tomorrow or risk the kitties staging a mutiny.
Well over here it's Monday afternoon and the part of the country I am basedin is totally socked in with overcast skies and rain. It does not feel at alllike a normal summers day here :( Meh.
I've got two more days of office work to go then am taking some annual leaveover the Christmas/New Year period.
someweeks ago and shipping/supply line issues caused its delay. So
luckily it'slanded before Christmas.
Same thing here -- but a winter's day (without any winter in sight) here... :D
I've got two more days of office work to go then am taking some annua leaveover the Christmas/New Year period.
Thats great! Hoping you'll get some well-deserved rest during the holidays!
Got all Christmas presents (OK so they're not too many) ready here. :-)
Wishing you (and everyone else) a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
the whole second series. On the flipside the latest Star Trek Discovery two parter I didn't think was that great... I expect the last few
episodes of S3 will pick up the action pace... it's almost like the
I did kind of wonder if they were planning a spinoff based on the outcome of that episode.
But I know there _is_ a spinoff in the works based on the people Discovery left behind.
This is good news I think. I'm glad to see CBS/Paramount finally doing something with Trek.
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