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Computer networking covers IP networks, routers, switches, firewalls, and home/SOHO network design and troubleshooting.
…Related Used enterprise switches are absurdly cheap, and they unlock features home routers can't touch Want to build a better home network? Start with an ex-enterprise network switch Enterprise-grade…
…Related 5 simple network tests that fix most smart home issues These network tests can solve common smart home problems—improve connectivity, fix delays, and keep your devices running smoothly. Cables and…
…entry point into the rest of the systems connected to your home network. Relying solely on clouds can render your setup useless when things go wrong You can end up with a…
…If your original system used full disk encryption or an encrypted home setup, moving /home to another drive requires more planning. You need to think about whether the second drive is encrypted…
…That said, it's only a matter of time before you get bitten by the home labbing bug and start building an overkill setup. Sure, most consumers don’t need to go…
…A default WireGuard setup is usually straightforward in its implementation. Once a device connects to the server, it can reach everything on the network unless you've already set up firewall rules…
…Related 9 ways to bring networking dead zones in your home back to life Networking dead zones are terrible but they're often easily fixed. The fallacy of a steady connection There…
…Mealie Self-hosted recipe manager While a lot of my home lab setup revolves around networking and infrastructure, I also want my workstation to solve real-world, everyday problems. That is where…
…the reader, can learn from these 5 choices I regret making in the setup of my home network . Related 6 reasons you should replace your router's Wi-Fi with APs or…
…I've got Home Assistant configured via Docker and all automations run locally on my network so they are fast and consistent. Be it lights, sensors or routines, everything keeps running even…