Yeah, I've seen it included with multiple mini PCs like these too.My CWWK-made 6-port one came with the same brand PSU as this STH review: "Dajing".
Probably "Dajing" brand is pretty popular in the multiple-port PC stores.
Yeah, I've seen it included with multiple mini PCs like these too.My CWWK-made 6-port one came with the same brand PSU as this STH review: "Dajing".
Probably "Dajing" brand is pretty popular in the multiple-port PC stores.
Thanks had to order the H!fibers in Europe (not in Asia) and will come in December. Any setting changes needed or just works for you?I doubt you have a 300m SFP+ RJ45 transceiver, no matter how expensive.
I use my Qotom box with a H!Fiber CAB-10GSFP-P2M 2m passive DAC (manufactured by 10Gtek).
The passive DACs should run cooler than fiber AOC cables (which it sounds like you are talking about) since they don't need any active transceivers, unlike any other type of cable.
You could probably have bought the 10Gtek versions since it seems that H!Fiber mostly rebrands their stuff. They explicitly mention on the packaging that 10Gtek is the manufacturer and the EEPROM data seems very generic. The 10Gtek cables are probably available on AliExpress, if you are located in Asia.Thanks had to order the H!fibers in Europe (not in Asia) and will come in December. Any setting changes needed or just works for you?
And yes Ubiqity's are the new low power ones 80m. (and my Mikrotiks don't like them)
Thanks for the useful info. I have a Cisco and a Mellanox coming from Ali, see if they work. (although you are never sure they are really brands or fake copies)You could probably have bought the 10Gtek versions since it seems that H!Fiber mostly rebrands their stuff. They explicitly mention on the packaging that 10Gtek is the manufacturer and the EEPROM data seems very generic. The 10Gtek cables are probably available on AliExpress, if you are located in Asia.
Once I got an updated firmware for my Hasivo switch to make it work with DACs (an issue with signal calibration for DACs), it worked without issues without any configuration on the Qotom side. Before that it worked connected to my HiSource switch, but not my Hasivo.
Weird that your Mikrotik doesn't like the Ubiquiti transceiver. After all, they don't do any vendor locking so there must be something else wrong. There are cheaper transceiver models using the same Broadcom chips now btw.
I see. Hopefully you'll find at least one that works.Thanks for the useful info. I have a Cisco and a Mellanox coming from Ali, see if they work. (although you are never sure they are really brands or fake copies)
Yes Mikrotik puzzle has to wait till I have some more time. I have 40mtr copper I need to brdige. It just works with my current simple ones but was hoping the Ubiqity's would enhance the connection. Interesting there are more low power versions, guess better prices too and hopefully less hot.
There are enough gaps around the SFP+ cages, plus the antenna holes, that a small fan should be OK. You're not moving a large volume of air with these. I actually cut a hole into the bottom of my own case and added a 40x20mm Noctua, although I have mine set to blow outside fresh air into the case, and it's directly below the RAM (since RAM was getting rather toasty during memtest86 runs). I'm a little surprised that your "factory" fan is set to blow out.I'm thinking I should drill some vent holes in the enclosure to make the fan have at least some effectiveness. Otherwise it is just creating a low pressure or high pressure zone. Or just unplug it.
Did you see that in the image or did I say that? I really don't know which direction it moves air.I'm a little surprised that your "factory" fan is set to blow out.
You can see it based on how the fan blades are angled.Did you see that in the image or did I say that? I really don't know which direction it moves air.
What I get in VyOS:Just a check if this is the correct labelling and others found the same. I have to most weird issues but more about that later.
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I went based on the fact that 99% of fans blow toward the "supports" that go from the corners to the hub. Since those supports were pressed against the bottom of the case per the photo, that implies it is blowing outward, rather than inward.You can see it based on how the fan blades are angled.
I think the lack of a GPU might make transcoding a weak spot on this unit. Can anyone else confirm my noob opinion?Thinking of getting the C3808 Denverton Processor version. Currently, I'm running Proxmox on NUC8i7BEH running just 3 VMs. One VM is pfSense, One VM is HomeAssistant and One VM with TrueNAS which is also running JellyFin. Will this be able to handle transcoding 1080P videos on JellyFin?
Why all the overhead of proxmox with full-blown VMs and not just using FreeBSD in the first place and run everything (i.e. PF based firewall, nfs and/or samba if you must, jellyfin and HA) in jails? This would also immensely simplify storage management and overall administration...Thinking of getting the C3808 Denverton Processor version. Currently, I'm running Proxmox on NUC8i7BEH running just 3 VMs. One VM is pfSense, One VM is HomeAssistant and One VM with TrueNAS which is also running JellyFin. Will this be able to handle transcoding 1080P videos on JellyFin?
Ok, thanks... Most of the movies on JellyFin are 720p or lower, mostly classic black-and-white movies. I'll explore using FreeBSD and installing everything in jails.Why all the overhead of proxmox with fullb-blown VMs and not just using FreeBSD in the first place and run everything (i.e. PF based firewall, nfs and/or samba if you must, jellyfin and HA) in jails? This would also immensely simplify storage management and overall administration...
RE transcoding: While it won't be as effective as on a GPU the C3808 could handle this perfectly fine. Actually, the C3808 is absolute overkill for those few tasks.