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  1. ubergeek
    yes you would need to either go back to the 192.168 subnet or Vlan for the hex os port to run as 192.168 and make the ACL's to connect back to the 10.10
  2. ubergeek
    I would take the new router and mirror the current /24 ip structure.
  3. ubergeek
    If you are in Windows use a network scanner like Angry IP scanner or NMAP/Zenmap to do a network scan . You should see the hostname that you setup the NAS to have ,use that IP and HTTPS://i.p. here and you should see the truenas screen. Also you can use this option from the HEXOS DECK view ::::: SEttings - truenas- popout window truenas button
  4. ubergeek
    So I cant speak on the uGreen HW but I can tell you that if you decide to find normal computer hardware plopping in the boot SSD and hard drives it will take off and run " NOTE depending on the network chipset you have" without any hitch. I am running the same SSD that I started HEXOS "since launch" and have tested about 12 different motherboard cpu combos and the only issue has been a network chipset that the underlying Linux os didnt like.,
  5. ubergeek
    So I have played with a lot of different hardware on my HexOs journey. For the time I have landed with using a i3 8350k 32gb of ram and running 16 drives. For your use case the storage is going to be your money pit. Without knowing where exactly where your needs are I could say make sure you bulk up there where as in RAM starting with 16gb will get you going but having more will help ZFS Cache.
  6. ubergeek
    You could do some Slow but useful AI stuff
  7. ubergeek
    Talk to @mill3000
  8. ubergeek
    Personally I wouldn't see that being a option due to the fact on how Hex is baked into the build of Truenas
  9. ubergeek
    This is the way
  10. ubergeek
    So I have yet to try VM's in Hex OS yet but I am a avid Prox user " 4 compute nodes and 5 Ceph cluster nodes with a 60tb prox backup server" My main question is do you need all things in one box? The way I run my home prox setup is using hexos as a mass storage media and the prox uses SSD for VM/Container OS storage.
  11. ubergeek
    thats what im running is the 9100 link to the eby seller i used
  12. ubergeek
    I have ran a single 16 module in testing with truenas and didn't see a real performance change. I need to grab a r540 off the shelf and test a single 32 to see how it effects but in a normal OS dual channel memory is the way to go
  13. ubergeek
    You can look at others builds LINKED HERE From my own perspective I am still running my nas "15 4tb drives and a 2060" on a 8th gen i3 8350k. It has plex , ubiquity server, immich , and other running with very low cpu usage "most days under 30%" With that said that looks to be a solid start
  14. ubergeek
    depending how large of storage you plan to use as much as you can afford. I run 32gb in my system but wish it was 64 or 128
  15. ubergeek
    You might have to cross flash the Hxxx card for "it HBA" mode linked HERE>>>> I had mine fully populated with 4gb sticks "they are cheap " if you can get 8's snag them
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