Recent content by ccie4526

And I'll show my ignorance now... no idea what 10-bit IPS is. ;-)

Surprised noone has mentioned it... if you're ok with HDMI out from your computer, just go buy a nice 43" 4K TV from Costco or similar for $279 and use that as your monitor. I've been running a Samsung 43" 4K TV as my monitor for the last 6 years.

++ for pihole. I've got it deployed as a forwarder for AD, as well as being a direct resolver for inside devices. The important thing is that outbound firewall rules are necessary as there are some devices that will still try to reach out to google dns or other external resolvers in spite of...

/cry

Datto SIRIS S4B2 | eBay Looks like at least one here in the US.... shame about the custom chassis as it does look interesting.

Not inexpensive, but keep your eyes open for the Cisco 3560CX-12PD switch... 12x 1G PoE+, 2x1G nonPoE, 2x SFP+, and fanless. I have one on my desk.

I'd *LOVE* to get one for use at my house in IT, but I suspect my idea of a "good deal" would probably be considered an insult, not an offer. ;)

Evergreen bump.

Bump because Colorado.

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Damn, wish I'd have seen this on your for-sale list. I'm looking for something newer to replace a XTM525 pfsense box. ;-)

Color me #4 on the list.... @BlueFox - What's the model/part number of this unit?

Looks like I finally figured out my answer. The machines use the Intel (IvyBridge) Q77 and (Haswell) Q87 chipsets respectively, and it appears those chipsets do NOT support ECC memory. Apparently you need to have the C-series chipset (IvyBridge = C216) (Haswell = C222, C224, C226) in the...

Of course the TinyMiniMicro project is of great interest, but the inability to add an additional NIC to the unit (except in the case of certain Lenovo units, but then you lose the space to add a 2.5" disk) is somewhat limiting... so I'm going just a little bit bigger. I've got access to a...

I'm doing something similar using Cisco AP702W units. Single feed PoE with 4-port switch to connect out to stuff. If you feed the AP with 802.3at power, it'll give 802.3af output on one of the switchports.