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I will try this sub-forum for my question:
Yesterday I installed a second Nest Cam and it greatly affected web browsing, a lot of pages would not load on the first try. I turned the camera on and off to verify it's the culprit. My upload bandwith is 10Mbps and each Nest cam uses about 1 Mbps...
Yesterday I installed a second Nest Cam and it greatly affected web browsing, a lot of pages would not load on the first try. I turned the camera on and off to verify it's the culprit. My upload bandwith is 10Mbps and each Nest cam uses about 1 Mbps for upload, so this is not the bottleneck...
It's by our department policy, I contacted MikroTIk a couple of months ago for one of their 24 port Gigabit switches, and they told me it's made in China.
No, entry-level chipset is fine, as long as ECC RAM works. My only reason for going with a higher level chipset is for the higher quality design they use, like better electrical noise suppression.
In terms of reliability for MB, is Asus still one of the top?
I guess workstation is not the best term as it usually refers to a machine for rendering/computing, it's more for monitoring and logging but we want to minimize downtime.
I am looking to build a workstation for $700-800, speed is not important as it's mainly for monitoring/logging data 24/7. I want to go with ECC RAM to minimize downtime, what are my options?
Here's an interesting development, I tried to access wifi router behind a VPN and it worked! After I disconnected from the VPN it could no longer connect.