A nice big and fully loaded up :stirthepot:

:icon17: And it will be leased.. I'm a business man :tup:

:icon17: And it will be painted White

:icon17: Great for Lake Tahoe :iagree:

:icon17: 4 Wheel drive :driving:

Sup peeps!!!

Lake taho sounds really nice right now. It is still balls hot here in san diego. I cant even take my son to a pumpkin patch without him getting over heated in a costume.

Also all the unfortunate wild fires are really starting to decrease the air quality to where my sinuses are crap and i don't want to go outside.

It has been rainy and in the mid 40s here. Maybe we can split the difference between the two :icon17:

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Happy Sunday :happydance:

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Kitchen is done except for one last thing ... I have to have a damn plumber come move the damn gas line because the damn stove doesn't fit against the damn wall dammit all!! :mad: :mad:

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Lol, and you know he will run into a big problem when he digs into the wall... Just kidding :icon17: :p Finish line is near. Hope you guys are enjoying it.

Actually, I know it's good. Because it used to be open around the pipe coming down the wall behind the old stove. I patched the gyp board and taped and floated it less than a month ago. Gotta love rework (I fuckin hate rework!!) :shakes head:

Got the dishwasher cleaning all the dishes that have been boxed up or sitting out. The cabinets are still a little dusty from the construction, so they're getting cleaned before each load.

How does it interface with existing wired-only network gear? Can I plug it into an existing wired network router or firewall rather than straight into the modem?

I don't know why you couldn't. You would only be limited by what came before it in the chain.

However, each pod has a wired thru-put. Unless it's for security reasons, I'd plug right up to the modem and send the original wire out the other side.

I see it now in the tech specs. The primary uses in/out for WAN/LAN, but additional pods use both as LAN ports. And yeah, definitely for security.

I did a full factory reset on this old router and it seems to have fixed my issues. I'm still interested in the mesh, but at least for the time being my speed is back.

I've also got gear that I have already wired (such as the TV). And to keep the wireless traffic to a minimum, I would prefer to continue to use them wired.

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When in doubt, reboot. When that fails, hard reset. Works 95% of the time.

I am going to actually end up with Cisco Meraki APs for the homelab.

Server 2016 VM made. :tup:
https://i.imgur.com/O38WDcj.png?1

Baller on a budget, eh :tup:

Ebay and work hand me downs are my friends lol.

Since I am buying enterprise servers and switches already, might as well continue the trend. :icon17:

Found a couple of lists for Pi-Hole that block the Samsung telemetry data and ad servers for smart TVs :tup: gonna hook the tv up to the network later today. :ugh2: :eek:

Mrs. Dr. onzedge™ takes her veterinary surgery very serious...

http://scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.ne...ab&oe=5AA859C1

What's she cuttin' on?

It is a stuffed toy dog. We attended a gala event at the Sacramento SPCA last night and the surgery suite in which Kate operates was on the tour...

Great photos, Mr. Onzedge! :tiphat:

Although, I feel like the one with you in the cone of shame was not staged :icon08:

Happy Monday everyone :hello:

sssssup itches

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