homelab·HomelabbyRollade First Homelab and finally dropped my ISP routerView original on lemmy.ml92Comments15Reply
Rollade replylemmy.ml2Hide 2 repliesI mean it's cat 7 that is ment for in wall/floor installation but I got it for cheap from my company and terminated it myself 11Reply
99tr6gyp3 replylemmy.worldLooks like cat20a tbh, although that bend radius might be out of spec3Reply
Rollade replylemmy.ml4Hide 4 repliesGot a drey tec vigor 167 modem, cwwk n150 firewall appliance running opnsense(and security programs), thinkcentre m95 running Ubuntu server ( and public services) and currently working on two raspies as HA cluster for private services Edit: forgot about the Netgear wax210 for wlan5Reply
FFlatfire replylemmy.ca2Hide 2 repliesWhere did you manage to get this cute rack? Something like this would be ideal for my network setup3Reply
Rollade replylemmy.ml1Hide 1 replyIt's a Geekpi Rack mate T0. It's 4u 10", I think I got it from Amazon.1Reply
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Thats some chonky cable
I mean it's cat 7 that is ment for in wall/floor installation but I got it for cheap from my company and terminated it myself
It's truly free real estate ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
lat cat I interacted with was 6.
Chonk is stronk.
cat10 supreme deluxe
Looks like cat20a tbh, although that bend radius might be out of spec
Looks fancy. Could you share the hardware you used?
Got a drey tec vigor 167 modem, cwwk n150 firewall appliance running opnsense(and security programs), thinkcentre m95 running Ubuntu server ( and public services) and currently working on two raspies as HA cluster for private services
Edit: forgot about the Netgear wax210 for wlan
Where did you manage to get this cute rack? Something like this would be ideal for my network setup
It's a Geekpi Rack mate T0. It's 4u 10", I think I got it from Amazon.
Much appreciated!
Cool!
Looks sleek!
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