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…Connectivity for Thread home accessories has also been improved with Apple adopting Thread 1.4, and HomeKit accessories now pair faster. Apple also says smart home accessory updates are faster than before…
…With a remote-first operating model, the Prowess IT team is looking to ease administrative burdens and lay the technological foundation for growth. With the Intel vPro® Platform, IT gets access to…
…reliably streaming remotely without punching a hole in my home network. Related Is Tailscale the safest way to access your home network remotely? Tailscale is easy to set up, but is that…
…workstation, home office, and server access Video HDMI input and output, 4K at 30FPS remote video, 4K local passthrough Network and access Wi-Fi 6, 1Gbps Ethernet, browser-based remote access, Tailscale…
I've been building a cli for my homelab/self-hosted setup. The original motivation was getting tired of stitching together deployments, monitoring, remote SSH access and random scripts. It’s a open source CLI, all-in-one…
I’m currently studying for my Security+ and CCNA, and this project has been a great way to get hands on experience with networking, virtualization, and system administration. Current hardware: 2x Dell OptiPlex 7040 Micro…
Made a simple, free/open-source helper app to forward ports from remote hosts to localhost/etc. Just simple SSH under the hood, but a lot easier to deal with multiple ports & repeated connections (just toggle a switch in…
After lurking here for a long time, I thought I’d finally share my homelab. The goal of this setup is pretty simple: Reliable storage Multiple backup targets Self-hosted services Remote access without exposing everything…
Hi everyone, how’s it going? I’d love to get your perspective on this situation: I’m the sole guy responsible for IT operations and infrastructure for my country at the company where I work. The company was recently "sol…
…Plex handles remote access for me (And more importantly, my family) I'm a home lab and networking enthusiast, and I don't even want the hassle of setting up remote access…
…Tailscale to enable remote access Ignore reverse proxies Self-hosting any tool on your home network is easy. You just have to connect to your router, and all the available services become…
…For most home lab and remote-access use cases, I would start with a split tunnel VPN. That lets you access internal devices without forcing all web browsing, streaming, and normal internet…
…To do this, head to Settings > Remote Access and make sure the Fully Accessible Outside Your Network option is selected. Next, enable Port Forwarding (the default port is 32400) on your router…
…Related Your expensive smart home appliances might be a ticking time bomb If you have a bunch of expensive, proprietary smart home hardware, then think about replacing it. Remote bricking is becoming…
…Remote Access, and Apps A Synology NAS is one of the easiest ways to add reliable network storage, backups, file sharing, media streaming, photo management, and surveillance storage to a home or…