He’s up next! Can’t wait!
He’s up next! Can’t wait!
Haven’t managed that yet, but they did clear the manhunting tortoises that had been making a nuisance of themselves!
The spacing is very predictable so far, which is useful! Although it doesn’t feel like there’s any gaps due to the other ‘fun’ stuff!
I knew which video this would be! Its a brilliant summary indeed!
I feel for Fractal though, he came so close!
I also use SuperSlicer and find this issue problematic too!
Hoping someone has a suggestion.
My main need of a separate POE is more logistical than networking, it’s convenient to power a couple of cameras from a distant switch.
I think if I started over the only things I’d alter would be the number of ports on the main switch. 16 ports at least. I’ve used all 8 and still have things I would use more for.
Here’s a physical diagram (not all clients are shown) that may help some more:
Yep, it’s not as overkill as it first seems.
One managed handles all the VLAN designations and most of the heavy lifting of the network,
One is just a virtual switch in my Proxmox server dealing with the virtual machines and containers.
And then a physical VLAN aware switch at each end of the house for all client devices on multiple VLANS, ie CCTV (no internet), Media VMs on VPN only VLAN, PC, laptop, phones etc on their own, and a management VLAN.
Here’s my network as an example:
I’m only a few hundred hours in to Rimworld, but have 5 or 6 times that in DF.
I very much enjoy the micro management of RW and it’s polish, but DF feels so much richer and deeper to me at least. I do prefer the longer term, macro management of DF.
Perhaps it’s nothing more than which I played first?
I can see the Sims/Sim City analogy! Hated the Sims, loved Sim City!