Server Rack Pet-Project: Proxmox
There’s a shortage of Raspberry Pi, that’s not news, it’s been a while and people are selling the ones they have at crazy prices. Since I’m not really willing …
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There’s a shortage of Raspberry Pi, that’s not news, it’s been a while and people are selling the ones they have at crazy prices. Since I’m not really willing …
After having configured thefirewall, I needed to have one extra cable to plug it to the switch in order to connect my laptop to the network. (Un)fortunately I …
What server rack project would it be without a firewall?! I got myself another bargain deal with aWatchGuard Firebox XTM25. I should have enough fun with some …
After mounting and finally managing to have a UPS working, I can guarantee that a NAS will “always” be powered on without disrupting the data availability…
It happened already a handful of time that the Raspberry Pi are not reachable in the network, so I need to have a proper way to access them directly. The …
After quite a lot ofsuffering and sweatingwith my new UPS I managed to finally have it working.
Now that I have something that isnetwork-connectedand which I could use finally, it is time to make sure it has continuous electricity to keep things stable.
After having done alittle tweakto the rack, I started tackling the networking side.
Now that I have gotmy cool rack assembledI noticed the mess it made on my floor. Unfortunately, I was so busy cleaning it right away, that I didn’t take any …
Today I’ll be covering the first phase of my new pet project: aserver rack.
This will be an unusual pet project compared to the one I’ve always done as a programmer.