Much better than PiKVM..

my biggest mistake is that i typed the wrong ip adress on Proxmox on my PowerEdge. It wouldnt work, and i had to reinstall, but now is all fine, so be careful.

Love this

Awesome video, after days of messing with zero trust and all the layer 7 settings in my router I should have just done reverse proxy from the start. it works, it all works! Scary easy.

good old F-Stab... stabbing files... makes way more sense than F-S-Tab for FileSystemTable xD

Then you havent seen NanoKVM

Thanks, great video!!!

RAID 5 was...not the best choice with 30TB drives. Or without a battery backed write cache. It is basically obsolete in 2025 and has been for a decade. RAID 6 would have been a better option.

hi

You can install ollama in homebrew as well, there as Cask which is the same as the app you download then there is also a more normal package which uses brew services module to run.

Buy raspberry pi4 and kvm kit for it. You will be able to use raspberry in your other projects when you will not need kvm anymore

Dropping $200 on a board with those specs should be criminal

Solidigm drives use less power... it's been 6 days, I should probably shower

1.49 "I'm scared Dave".

A NAS should be an appliance, not a hobby. That's why I started with Unraid, then TrueNAS, but eventually got a Synology once my wife complained that she can't access Nextcloud and didn't want to use it anymore and bumped her iCloud storage tier - the ultimate insult to a homelabbing husband.

What is the idle power usage ?

Useful for Chromebook

This is the main reason I'm here can't decide between the DXP4800 Plus vs DS923+ mainly for plex 4k streaming.

This video was a game changer. Got my backup home internet running within 10 minutes of getting my ER605 in the mail. THANK YOU!!

Given that Beelink is now offering a bundle for GTi13 Ultra PC 13900HK(32GB+1TB)& EX Docking Station(Pre-order) for $678, you can bet that I'm considering it. I would never use the dock for NVME storage anyways and could actually have a decent gaming system for under 1k. My concern is thermals and reliability because I got burned on another mini-pc that initially was stable but became unstable after switching/reloading the OS. *Edit: Actually, if the NVME drives are available anytime the docking station is powered on then I can see using them as network storage but not actual system use.

I like the idea and I guess the algorithm/click bait-fu is working because it got me to click. But am a bit tired of seeing all these nigh on salvation army fare computer + small car-money for storage DIY NAS build vids. If you want to be truly helpful in this space put together a system that uses storage that mere mortals might actual be able to replicate. Find us some smoking deals on nvme u.2 drives or even m.2 2280 4tb units to populate a x8 HighPoint HBA w/pcie switch. 64TB raw mvme ssd isn't as magical but it's still a nice take on the idea. Or a case that supports more dense occulink icydock u.2 enclosures, 2.5" SAS to m.2 tray adapters, and an occulink HBA w/pcie switch + cabling, or even non pcie switch HBA but on a platform with native pcie lanes/x16 slots (e.g. Epyc/Epyc deriv) to bifurcate to make it all go. Contrast power consumption/pricing of options in pro/con analysis block. Any of that would actually involve/show off some skill/lore and be pleasant/refreshing/different to watch.

Thanks for the video. I have a question: is it possible to replace Qnap’s operating system with OpenMediaVault? I stopped using my server for its original purpose and would like to experiment with different things for fun. I have a Qnap TS-453Be and would like to try flashing or installing something else on it.

Et avec le DSM synology ça donnerai quoi sur le Ugreen ? 😅

Do you have any idea how much 200$ in some countries?

5:55 - Bro, I'd watch you getting through TempleOS XD edit: also - Fort Minor - remember the name .

Ya hice el mío de un viejo consejo de Atari y snap dragon y aDna250😮😮😮😮

Thanks!

Did he really just simply asked ypsilon? Why? ;)

i use my steamdeck as a server running ubuntu desktop with the screen set to turn off automatically, i feel bad for the battery but it works great (besides the 2 times it randomly crashed and i had to manually restart it) ubuntu works perfectly with it, i think ether steam or ubuntu made drivers for it thankfully, the steamos arch sucks for server usage and its not usable for server use, i reccamind setting pterodactyl panel for easy control or the for 'pyrodactyl' that i use, it makes it easy to run docker images or wtv remotely, if youre gonna do this you mostlikely wont even need to plugin a keyboard and mouse to do it

I have been going 'round and 'round with this. I've watched about half a dozen videos, studied at least the same number of articles, and i cannot get it done. I have Error 522 Connection Time out. If i pause the Cloudflare protection it is working just fine. Do i need to allow something on my core fw ?

I want bringus studios to hack this thing and play games on THIS since it's open source. Sorry if I miss pronounce something English is not my first language

Are used NAS systems good? Thinking about buying an used Synology

good gawd

Would love to see an update or refresh tutorial with the added info from the comments and things you’ve learned since then. If you can also add a tutorial on how to set up pi hole to allow local access that would be amazing too!

<^> ugreen, synology has the best apps and software. its ease of use puts it way above the rest.

If someone sent me these drives, I'd do the same thing. Well, I'd also run off to another country and start my own datacenter, but you do you.

The whole thing is exactly what I need but getting them all together sounds like rocket science😂😂

SMB share fom host in unpriviledged container only has read only right? Did you make it writable as well? I wished you showed that as well...

75W is low? For idle it's waaaaay to much, so I hope it's not idle.

yeah becaause it sucks ass

Why would you not use truenas on the bottom instead of proxmox? what benefit is that ? Truenas can be a hypervisor also.

What am I doing? Running Docker without Portainer.. That's what I'm doing. I very much DON'T like Portainer.

Ah PC enthusiasts screaming that this is just another Western expensive hobby. 100% laughable. Most people are not going to get any ROI out of a pre-built or home built Server/NAS. Used servers are power hungry and loud. Of course you don't want to shell out $1,300 after you bought your new Mac Mini; like I said hilarious. Mac Mini has some value but that goes away once you start trying to get fast memory fast throughput. As a one shot solution that is where the value is, not everybody but people with too much free time on their hands want to constantly tweak their NAS/Server/Homelab. You won't be able to get EEC ram support not like that's really needed at home anyway without getting this at an affordable price point. You can DIY one with another AMD processor that supports EEC ram for about half the cost. You still have to source a case and that isn't easy.

picking a 45or even more bay 4u server with - for starters - a few good ol rust drives would be cheaper, more extendable and therefore a better and sustainable solution. price and power consumption of those u2 30tb drives is ... well; high.

So.. i have a problem. i dont have a static ip for my home network. how can i tell cloudflare when my home ip changes? Thank you for help

Solidigm is my favorite digm. give the man the drives

Why does anyone actually need a nas? I would say this is something that only the geekiest of geeks do.

how about a video on following scenario,- hardware truenas scale, with 4 storage drives, 1 nvme for OS, currently in production. need to make backup, install on the same metal proxmox ve, install on proxmox truenas scale in VM format, pass harware HBA adapter to VM, reconnect drives and restore truenas scale previous config with all production data ?

I use powerline for my printer (external building on a close spur ring / circuit to the router) and hit my max speeds I could get for my FTTC broadband (50mbps) - will be retesting when fiber gets installed to the house. MoCA does seem better, but only if you happen to have a coaxial connection in the same area as your router, and another in a room where you want it.

Hi Here after an year, are these issues fixed?