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I do have a Thecus N5550 nas and it is linux based. If the nas hardware is to die at some point, you can connect the disks to any pc with enough sata ports and fire up a linux distro to mount the raid...

did not try the instructions myself so I believe you when you say they do not exist. I looked at my chrome, can you check the ca is visible there (because on my pc I see a difference between local computer certificates and the browser certificates): chrome://settings/privacy more manage...

https://portal.threatpulse.com/docs/am/Solutions/ManagePolicy/SSL/ssl_chrome_cert_ta.htm Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

you can always run the two routers on one internet connection. you will have a 'double nat' situation. the second router is placed in the network of the first router, so it is not a completely independent network. if your provider has given you more than one public ip, I think it is possible to...

it will probably run pfsense, if you have the box at home you can always try and see if it fits your needs ;) on the other hand, if you are just looking for a firewall for your home why not use it with untangle? it is not that expensive for home use Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

you can always install a hyper visor on your system and use opnsense in a vm and serve also some others servers. basic home use can even be done with a j1900 with 4gb ram, I do this on a 500mbit line using pfsense with pfblocker, 2 openvpn clients, a openvpn server, snort and a few other...

you can always turn the i3 in to a pfsense appliance. there is a learning curve, but when you understand the basics there is a lot you can do with it apart from being a router/firewall. one of them is being a vpn server. Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

what I can think of creating a guest network in pfsense without using vlans, is using an additional network interface card in the pfsense box and connect an access point to it. then you can use pfsense fw rules to allow/disallow/control what guest clients can do. I myself use pfsense in...

i have a something similar setup with the use of one modem, a small router/pc with pfsense, ubiquity ap's with multiple ssid's. I created multiple vlans each connected to a different ssid. on the wan side of pfsense I created an interface connected to the vpn provider. routing one vlan to the...

is it not possible to not use dhcp and assign the devices a static ip adres on the device itself, outside of the dhcp range? seems much easier than the multiple mac option Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

you can have a look at the two last posts before yours and check those links. think that will suit you more Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

the setup I described is not the setup you mention. in my setup are four devices; - one modemrouter for internet - one managed switch - two routers for internal networks modemrouter connects to the switch to provide internet connection, both routers connect to the switch to create the...

I just had a look at the XCA website today and noticed there is a new version of the application (I was still on 1.40). Think I will do the update to 2.01 this weekend. I was planning to write something about the usage of XCA like requested, but noticed almost all I wanted to write about is...

I am using this at home for a few years now and still loving it. Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G955F met Tapatalk

Something like a Qotom box with an i5 or i7 together with pfSense? (sorry, no experience with this setup. Using a j1900 box myself)