Thanks for the video, just one question, why we would do it using Brevo, where as we can setup it using in gmail itself, using gmail's own smtp server? What is the benefit of doing it over the gmail one?

think I'm a bad zane, need to watch again this video to understand :) :)

This is great! Can this be done with a company size of 50 employees using gmail but using the setup in your video or we would have to pay for additional users?

Came from reddit, function approximation 🤯🤯 nice vid 👍👍👍

Found you like a week ago and love the content. You make it easy to learn.

So, to be clear-- error, cost and loss are all the same metric? Would this be true even in a framework like TensorFlow? Addtionally, what are some good resources you can reccomend for learning the very basics of Calculus? To be honest, my program never required a calculus course to be taken, and my background on calculus is pretty weak, and it made the end of the video a bit confusing for me.

Awesome,btw,I'm Zane 😄🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼❤

Love it thank you

Couldnt you have just bought a firewall device with a couple more ports and just saved the whole cost of the Managed Switch?

Sir, your videos are awesome. They are so easy to follow and definitely not boring like some stuff I watch. Thank you, and keep up the good work.

This is by far the best walkthrough I’ve seen. Thank you!

Thank you so much this was really helpful. You're a great teacher. You gained one more subscriber today. Cheers.

Great video thanks a lot. Bit different on pfsense+ which has internal VLANs but its not too bad

Lol, but with $150 worth of HDDs so actually $270 minus shipping to the UK? Bro, that's just clickbait as no matter which logic you use, to have a NAS you need storage. Not $122 bucks, but more like $300+ with second hand storage.... oof.

Subbed! very helpful

Not recommended TrueNAS is for special people When hardware breaks down, HDD cannot be moved Long-term operation with a self-built TrueNAS machine is a dream Recommended Redpill Loader + Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) Even if the chassis breaks down, you can quickly transfer the HDD to another piece of hardware The GUI is easy to understand even for beginners

I felt that string snap...

Wow very cool

Great video. Getting ready to introduce VLANs to my local network. However, for my wifi, I'm using Linksys Velop mesh, which doesn't look it supports VLANs. I typically use it in bridge mode and let my router to the DHCP. With VLANs, the linksys will assign IP on the VLAN tag that it connects to the managed switch, corrrect? Meaning, I won't be able to associate different SSIDs to different VLANs using my linksys velop.

Dude. This is great! Best video I came across about this. All the other videos missed half of magic needed to understand this. Thanks! (Zoom the screen on your browser, please. 🙂 )

You said free in your title, and then said this is all paid for near the end and didnt say how to do it for free and instead just talked about answering calls. You used chatgpt 4 which is not free. How do you do it for free?

I wish NAS videos would actually go through or simulate a hard drive failure and how to recover. It's nice and all when things are all set up but when one of the drives go, how to recover is no where in sight.

I know when someone is intelligent when he is wearing a Slipknot Tshirt.

how 4tb hdd is wayyy cheaper in Indonesia when any other parts is way more expensive in Indonesia!?

Dude, this video ROCKS. Thank you!

Does truenas allow Kodi?

Thanks for the video, did you mention anywhere to add TrueCharts

great video man

Simple and informative , Thank you

this is very informative and the topic was discussed smoothly

Thanks for the detailed instructions. The steps are very friendly and self explanatory. My use case is slightly different. I also got a used Tower ( MSI B250M Bazooka) with 250GB samsung SSD and I also brought three 8TB HGST hard drives. I was planning to make it as personal NAS to act as home server, and cloud storage for Photos and Media backup. I was planning to use Ubuntu 22 LTS, NextClould. I have few questions and I would appriciate if you can help answering. 1) If I wanted to use NextCloud and CloudFlare, can I still use turechats? 2) Do I really need to use HBA ? I am not sure if my Motherboard really supports it. Though the motherboard says RAID in bios, I could not make it to work. 3) I also want to install the setup first using the SSD only and mount HDDs later. Do you have any specific recommedation for my use case? Sorry for many questions at a time and Thanks in advance.

Pls talk about copyrights, any potential infringing if ine was to creat social media content with HF

Thank you so much!!!

what is HBA card？

Great Video! Straight to the point, easy to understand and not dragging the information out just for a longer video with confusing instructions like many others I saw when trying to get this to work, Your directions were spot on! Thank You very much!! I have see a few other of your videos and you just got a new sub! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the great video. Just a small question, if i dont want to use vlan dhcp in vlan? I mean if i have a dhcp server ( example on synology nas) and if i want to use as dhcp this server, how can i continue? note: Synology will not in the same vlan with devices

Hi ,I click finish nothing happens, anyone can help

I'm using proxmox and debian and casaos then docker... but I found your video very interesting and ... who knows, maybe I'll change

Great Video! Thank you for sharing

On my system 2.7.2 this is not working. Tunnel is up, no route to private network under Windows 11. Wireguard is boring on installation. OpenVPN on pfsense is plug & play.

I'm obviously missing something. The error seems to point to an undefined interface and it is indeed not listed. I can select the tun_wg0 interface, but can't name it what the error is pointing at because it's a reserved keyword. I've gone through this a few times, always end up with errors. here were error(s) loading the rules: /tmp/rules.debug:52: macro 'WIREGUARD__NETWORK' not defined - The line in question reads [52]: nat on $WAN inet from $WIREGUARD__NETWORK to any -> 192.168.1.17/32 port 1024:65535 # Allow Wireguard traffic out

thanks for the video. Just a qucik question, if my modem is not supporting bride mode and if the modem does not have a modem mode what happen? I mean if i disabled the wifi, can i use like this way? or modem must support bridge mode? Right now I'm using ISP modem with closed dhcp and dhcp is on the synology device. Wifi is managing by TP-Link deco mesh system. Modem is only using going to internet

Wow! Instant fan. Detailed and to the point tutorial, without annoying sponsors, ultra high tech stuff completely forbidden to the common pedestrian, or the rush to prove you are a knows-it-all geek. Never got it about TrueNAS until this video. For sure I'm going to try it bare metal, but I'm still looking for something rack mountable, cheap, quiet, and very energy cost effective like your build to install it. Off course, now I'm subscribed 🤜🤛

Do you know if it's work with Kotlin also ? Thanks for the video

How can I do this selectively for specific mac addresses on my network

Great video, very clear! One question: So I have the server (pfsense) and client (android phone) all set up and the handshake is good. Now what? How do I access my network? I mean, this supposedly creates a tunnel to the pfsense box, but how does that translate to giving me access to the rest of my LAN from outside? This is the part that never seems to be covered in any video or tutorial that I see. Can you elaborate? For example, now I want to use my network browser app on my phone to see the shared media on my local server at home. How would I do that using this setup?

$377 build, you have to add the drives. How do i figure out what my 192.168 numbers are?

Korn!

nunca vi nada + facil. keep it simple

can u make the same but for linux? bit confused in some steps