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notification services (alien.top)
 

Just wanted to see if there are other notification services besides notify and gotify

How do you secure your home lab? in c/homelab@selfhosted.forum
[โ€“] supercamlabs@alien.top 2 points 1 year ago

Messy...just messy

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Home lab single sign on options (alien.top)
 

Hello,

I am doing some research on SSO for homelab. My fallback is to use ADFS but from my understanding this would only work if I'm on my home network.

I've looked into other options like Keycloak / Authelia / Authentik

I know google offers a free identity solution that does SSO, but not sure if that would work for my situation.

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ELI:5 how does traefik work? (alien.top)
 

Can someone kinda give me an ELI5 on traefik and what it does? I have a few threads but I still don't really understand what it does.

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AD options (alien.top)
 

I'm looking into AD for homelab. I have narrowed it down to samba ad / freeIPA / msad.

Looked into openldap and looked to complicated. Besides MSAD anyone tried samba ad or freeIPA.

10G Ethernet seems to be expensive. What am I missing? in c/homelab@selfhosted.forum
[โ€“] supercamlabs@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Is the 10g on WAN or LAN I think is the real question here.

I think both costs are relative. You could argue 2.5g doesn't make sense but it really depends on need.

If it's WAN then I'd argue both cases are expensive.

If it's LAN then maybe there is a minor cost difference between 2.5g and 10g.

Also just because the network is 10g doesn't mean your gonna get 10g across the network. If WAN ain't 10g not happening. If storage/NAS isn't SSD or SAS not happening. If the motherboard doesn't have enough bandwidth to support the 10g output then it's probably not happening.

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getting new ip of NAS on DHCP after switching networks (alien.top)
 

I have an asustor NAS, that is on DHCP, it has an ip in the 10. range. I plan on moving it to a firewall but that address range will be in 172.16 range. I know nas is on DHCP, problem is I have no way to know what that new IP is unless I see it connected on the firewall (which I'm guessing) I just need the ip to get back into the nas.