I was considering getting U-NAS chassis for my home NAS setup. What config you're running with, are you happy with it?
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Is that a simplex keystone in port 2 on the second panel? Never seen anything like that before. If it is, is it preterm or how is the splice housed?
I could be completely wrong π
It's an LC to LC keystone. Behind the keystone, I have plugged into an outdoor rated pre made single mode fiber. That wraps around my house outside to my second floor. Why? I already had a bundle of wires going around the house, so I just made it worse by adding another π
What's going on with that wall behind the rack? Is that mould?
No, just concrete in the basement
Nice setup! I have that same gigabyte server. Mine has a datto d1541 board that I flashed back to asrock firmware. The server as a whole, I like. It's low power consumption but damn those fans scream.
Yep, those datto are nice and cheap. I did the same, flashed asrock firmware, and I unplugged some fans in them. Never got too hot and very efficient!
I've got one box. Just one. It's built in a Node 804 case with 8 18TB hard drives, an HBA, an RTX 3080, and a Ryzen 3900XT with 64GB of RAM. I've sunk well over $2000 into this one box.
It runs my full media suite (Emby, the *arr suite of software, Jellyseerr for request intake and management) and a little left over for when I feel like spinning up a Minecraft server or something
what devices are you running on your PoE switch? AP's and CCTV I assume?
IP cams, I got three APs. One dedicated AP to connect to my dash cam, Raspberry PIs(octo print etc), Lora gateway, other small poe powered switches, and finally, google fiber media converter. I love POE because it makes things so much simpler and very reliable. The best part is I can put a UPS behind it and expect everything to run indefinitely!
Is it me or does the top stack look off by a notch or 2?
Top server is off by one. Done it to give some ventilation since as you can see I have more than enough space in my rack!
S3P4 or S4P4 lol?
Waiting for details on each U :D
They are all the same. Running K3s. Bottom 1u dedicated for pfsense. Server with 12 bays and 8 days running truenas within proxmox. They double their duty as a k3s node as well. One with 12 bays got 32 cores(64 logical), so it got some horsepower. Two truenas systems replicate with each other for extra redundancy, and one got 6x20tb, and the other got 12x10tb drives. I wish there is a way to cluster truenas systems. At least for NFS and ISCSI π
Just saw your post on Lemmy as well
Howβs the Mikrotik 100G switch? It got an alright review from ServeTheHome from memory. Do you get anywhere near pushing that bandwidth or itβs more for fun? Which I totally get by the wayβ¦ π
I can saturate with iperf easily. Otherwise, 20G max in real life because of single thread performance issues