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…a home network, but I find it liberating to finally understand how everything comes together, not just on the surface, but within each chassis. I can look at my Proxmox nodes and…
…It works nearby, but it isn't limited to my Wi-Fi network I don't have to be on the same network anymore Another feature that has quietly improved my workflow…
…Tailscale is primarily a peer-to-peer network, so even after changing the coordination server, the client didn’t notice anything. As I mentioned many times in my previous article, the only…
…Sign in to your XDA account My DNS setup was working perfectly. Pi-hole handled ad blocking, dnscrypt-proxy encrypted DNS traffic, and Quad9 resolved every query my network generated. I had…
…I find somewhat annoying to maintain, I have to point to the security services in my app stack. I’ve got an OPNsense router at the center of my networking stack, and…
…I didn't have to create an account, sign in, or upload my files to the cloud. As long as my devices were connected to the same Wi-Fi network, they could…
…find it on my iPhone, my daily driver. Since the old Android phone was already creating a Wi-Fi hotspot for the Jellyfin server, I connected the iPhone to that same network…
…For my use case, none of that matters. This runs on my home network behind my router's firewall. I'm the only one using it, and I don't need clipboard…
…I also have various clients installed on my phones for when I go mobile. I use Findroid, as mentioned earlier, on my Pixel and Moonfin or Swiftfin on my iPhone. Since there…
…My home lab has grown over the years , with several servers now humming along with Proxmox loaded with LXCs and VMs, and a big network rack to have even more fun with…