home server general - /hsg/ >post christmas regret edition
Are you interested in learning Linux administration and configuration better. Becoming a systemd expert? Or maybe you hate that shit and want a cozy little BSD machine to run services on and interact with. Or practice more advanced and complicated networking setups.
Well come join /hsg/ thread and have a good time discussing it!
>news: > net neutrality shitposting skyrockets. ajit pai dresses as santa and spins a fidget spinner. what fucking timeline is this?
>Becoming a systemd expert? If I wanted to be a shameless whore I would have followed my mum's footsteps.
filtered and reported.
Hudson Wright
What is better for 10gbe in my home - sfp+ connectors or cat6? Which routers are more affordable? etc
Isaac Morgan
Nice try Cam
Nicholas Sullivan
>10gbe in my home What the fuck for
Caleb Bennett
Do you pronounce it "eetheer net" or "ether net"
Aaron Rogers
wifi cord
Robert Ward
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Charles Howard
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
William Cruz
can someone help me with my wireless wifi? it doesn't work also why did it come with wires if its wireless? i had to throw those away myself baka
Julian Anderson
wtf why did it change baka to baka? am i being hacked????
Leo Ross
I don't see anything.
Evan Hill
>>and configuration better What did OP mean by this?
Justin Watson
Haha!! Nice try senpai!!
Dominic Robinson
using a NAS at more than 100MB/s?
I do this with 2 Mellanox Connect-X 2 and some cheap sfps from fiberstore. Works great.
Brody Taylor
Does your storage support more than 100MB/s? if it does then there's a point on using 10gbit
Mason Watson
>Mellanox Connect-X 2
What's the difference between those cheap mellanox cards and these much more expensive intel ones (pic related)? 10gbe is 10gbe no?
Nathan Roberts
Can /hsg/ recommend me some good broadband routers? (I dont use wifi). A lot of good ones end up being VPN routers. Can I use one if I dont use a VPN service?
Jason Williams
Mellanox CX-2 is a tried and tested SFP+ card which will work flawlessly with most hyperviser's and OS's with relatively cheap DAC's or SFP+'s.
Where as that's a RJ45 which is prone for more latency[1] and not $25 on ebay for 2 cards and a DAC.
s m h => baka f a m => senpai t b h => desu you newfag and closet weaboo
Dylan Edwards
desu i did not know this baka, thanks senpai
Robert Sanders
discuss
Daniel Baker
how they are powered?
Joshua Campbell
>Entire $30 oDroid per drive Just get the $50 version with multiple sata ports
Lucas Thompson
5V/4A power adapter
$50 version (I assume you mean XU4) would need the case which is $70 for the actual sata ports. I could get a third party bridge but I'd rather just stick with what odroid sells.
I guess it comes down to wanting 2 single-HDD servers interacting with each other or one server with 2 HDDs. Both have pros and cons but I'm actually kind of leaning towards having the two separate. Twice the computing power and it also lets me keep the backup drive in a separate physical location.
Mason Mitchell
I'm realizing now that "twice the computing power" was a bad choice of words, but you kind of know what I mean.
