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I have a 4TB NVMe and a 2TB NVMe for 6TB total.

As for my NAS, I have 160TB lol, but that's not mainly for games.

Lol Germany here checking in 500/50 for 29.99

No all of your packets will have a destination IP address. Meta data isn't encrypted for an HTTPS.

I'm using Flux, but it hasn't been updated for over a year. And I don't think it's open source

For SSDs? I usually use the big ass SSD Google sheets.

Do you have a firewall between the two devices?

Can you do a packet capture to make sure that both ends are behaving as expected?

Can you double check your IPs. I've had this issue before by fat fingering

It's good enough.

I'm running wired routers with their wifi systems. I have a lot of control over my network.

I think I'm averaging 70-74gb, but most of it is ZFS caching

Any company worth their salt would happily pay for certs

Studio Ghibli

I have the following and I love it as my setup

Ryzen 5700G

2 x 20tb disks in ZFS mirror

128GB of ram

250gb nvme boot drive

1tb nvme VM drive

1 x 2.5gbe

1 x 1gbe

Runs 6 VMs to include EVE-NG.

Love the hell out of this and never hit any real bottlenecks. Best thing is, I own everything so service providers can't drop me.

My upload speeds are limited to 50mbps which sucks, but all in all it's still workable.

I use Mikrotik RB5009 because it's easy and very powerful. It has zerotier and wireguard built in. I'm slowly getting into OPNSense, but I'm not too familiar with it yet.

I also run ubiquiti wifi, but am planning on changing to another system in the future.

My core switch is a unifi 24 enterprise. It's the only affordable and semi quiet switch that is multigig, POE, and semi layer 3.

I currently run 6 vlans. Users, servers, management, IoT, LAN only, and DMZ.

I don't have a lot of time running my own homelab so I currently use Tailscale

My YubiKey is with my house keys so I guess I usually don't have that problem. I am often without my phone than my house keys.

I'm also weary of wireless authentication so I try to use the YubiKey's USB connector. With the Yubi and phone, I use NFC the most often.

I use YubiKeys for a lot of my MFA. Is there a reason that you've chosen passkey? I saw the announcement but I didn't pay much attention to it since I've already use YubiKeys.

None that I've met. But that's why they're apple. They get to control everything on their hardware.

But I'm happy running a framework 13 for a few business trips and I love it.

Battery is not too amazing. Hitting only about 5-6 hours rather than the 8-10 that I truly want.

Yeah network speed for gigabit is max 125MB/s. Or closer the 115MB/s including network overhead.

Even with 2.5G networking I'm only hitting 250MB/s for my NAS. I've never seen anything close to 300MB/s

I ran jellyfin in a VM. I literally just exported and imported it. All I had to do was change the UUIDs of the storage disks.

I just want to hate my life again when setting it up. But I'd also like to reconsolidate my VMs. Currently running a server and the router. My server hosts a few networking services.

I'd rather be able to turn off the big server when I'm out for work to save power.

So if I can run a lower powered router the the ability to run containers and VMs for network essential tasks, and then turn off my power hungry server for trips that can span a few weeks.

Built one with Proxmox with OMV on top.