I've been using anydesk for about the last three months. I have used teamviewer and still use it to support my family. I use anydesk so that I can remote into my rig at home, and it doesn't auto close the connection after about 2 hours.
Now I have some questions.
16gb or 32gb of RAM
UnRaid or ESXi
E3-1220v2, E3-1240v2, or go crazy E3-1270v2
PFsense for home networking?
1 - You really can never have to much RAM, but if your not planning on playing around with different things and just want a centralized home network. 16GB...
I will make sure to post up pics. It may be a bit before I can get them, have to make sure bills are paid :( .
Also, I just notice today that my like 10 year old stereo system that I have hooked to my TV is starting to go..... maybe it's just wiring. Or just another excuse to but really nice...
I really do like the idea of going with the desktop amp and bookshelf speakers.
Are there any desk amps that have the optical input for a reasonable price ?
So I own a set of the Logitech Z906 speakers. I used them mainly for my personal computer (overkill I know, idc though). Well recently they have stopped working all together. I've tried doing a factory reset on them with no luck. I did notice that there was a buzzing coming from the subwoofer...
I had found proxmox a couple years ago and liked that it was free. The major turn off for me at the time was that it was using Java. When I found it there where zero day's being found in Java left and right. So I stayed away from proxmox.
The idea of the hypervisor being compromised if it was...
VLAN's and trunking is going to be the best bet here. May take a bit to set up (it's really just time consuming) but should work flawless for the most part.
If your suspecting that the machine is infected. I would pull the drive and scan it that way, of course it depends on having a way to due so.
Second option if there isn't data that is important on it, is to nuke it and start over.