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I do not understand what Synology has to do with this replacing of the original server. This small company did not hire an IT person to fix this for them and now they clearly do because you are installing all kind's of software that they must maintain, or are you the one reselling the NAS and maintaining their network and servers?
Great video and very relevant. Lots of small businesses in the same boat. Thanks for making the video!
One question I have is firewall rules and VLANs. Do I need to set up rules so that my router is able to talk to my managed switch?
This was really an outstanding video showcase of a true real world use case! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching Tony! Much appreciated
There is a small business customer of mine that has been advised of this very scenario. It is inevitable but when it happens, it may not be recoverable. This event is costly when it occurs. Thanks for sharing this unfortunate event but glad you are there to set things right. I haven't tinkered with Proxmox but will start soon.
This is a really awesome video, Avi! Really highlights how important a solid backup strategy is for your data. Loved the Proxmox section!
Thanks Frank. They really didnt know any better and literally suffered the worst outcome.
Hello mate, how about you make a video of how to securely set up a gaming server on one of the Protectli ports running pfsense with two open ports? I'm trying to set up a server that will run Windowsgsm and Icarus and RUST games and won't get hacked and compromise the rest of the network. Regards
if you really problem to show your video - then why you make this video ?
Let me understand for a minute...what are you more interested in? The video feed of my caneras or the feature itself? If you are just interested in seeing other people's cameras, this isnt the right place
@@TechMeOut5 its feel confusing- i m unsubscribe tkx
Best of luck
Great video, Avi. Shalom from Pardes Hana (with a UDR and a few APs :))
Cheers buddy
Just what I was looking for. Unfortunately mine did not work. There appears to be a long standing issue where the created flash drive won't load the files or will hang indefinitely. Mine gets stuck on "loading operating system" when trying to boot from the flash drive. I've had similar issues with Linux Mint. Oddly my windows 10 pro boot flash drive does not have this problem. Wish I knew what was technically wrong.
Great video, Avi! Definitely one of the easiest Cloudflare DDNS setups I've seen!
Thank Frank. Thank for watching
Thanks for the video mate, just upgraded from 4 x 8TB drives to 4 x 12TB drives, which turn up tomorrow. I would recommend (if you haven't done it already) that you explain to people how to "shuck" external drives to internal drives for a NAS, WD Elements drives for example :) people can save money buying the WD Elements drives for NAS purposes, that's what I've done! Well explained video, thank you, I've got low drive space at the moment, so I get a Warning on the Storage Pool due to low available space, but if I follow the steps how you explained I should be fine I think.
Glad you liked the video mate and good luck! :-)
Vantage Point seems really cool. Gotta hand it to Ubiquiti for constantly innovating. Thanks for sharing.
You gotta hand to them...they really do never stop. Tanks for watching Tony!
Very cool! I like the access mgmt features!
Great video, Avi! Haven't used UniFi cameras but hope to in the future!
Oh man you definitely need to drop everything right now and go get some of those!
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I am a newbie in networking. Very helpful bud!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. Well explained!
Glad you liked it.
You make things look so simple, great job! The firebog blocklists are great. Have many of them installed on my pihole. Thoroughly enjoyed watching!
Thanks Tony. I really appreciate you watching
Loved the video, Avi! The Proxmox Helper Scripts are incredible - so easy to set everything up. Great job explaining it!
The author of the scripts is actually making an incredible job. He deserves some of the credit here. Thanks for watching Frank
Thank you so much this was rad!
Glad you liked it!
What happens if a site loses connection, and has multiple WANs. Does it automatically recover? and if so, can you do unbreakable vpn, where it sends data down redundant tunnels? so you dont lose a packet? the end-user clients don't feel a drop in connection when there is failover???? There really is no documentation for SD-WAN Magic site....
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Loved the video, Avi! Get this question all the time and will be pointing people straight to this video! Great work!
Thank you so much Frank. I really appreciate that. Have a great day buddy
Well done Avi! I’ve done a video on this with a 2 bay Synology a few years ago and have gotten many positive comments over the years. I’m sure this 4 bay version will be very helpful to folks out there. Your delivery eases any potential stress users may anticipate. Great job!
Thank you so much, Tony. I really do appreciate you watching. Have a great day buddy
@TechMeOut5 i have a mounting the NFS share. so i have created the NFS share on the synology (identical to yours), and them mounted it in fstab, however after manual mounting (and rebooting PBS), i can't see any of the contents of the NFS share in PBS. i suspect this is a permissions issue but not sure where specifically. does there need to be a corresponding "backup" user on the NAS itself? i usually mount shared folders from the NAS using CIFS (which i have done on the main PVE), and that works fine, but i haven't used NFS before.
I am wondering can I use Synology DS124 as a iSCSI datastore with just vCenter and 2 other vms small nothing big just for home lab
It should get the job done
I followed the instructions but I have a problem... at the ends it appears the following: Container pihole Created Container pihole Satarting Error response from Daemon: Bind mount failed: '/volume1/docker/Pihole/dnsmasq.d' does not exists Exit Code: 1
check uppercase / lowercase in your path in both the script and in the fie explorer
I tested this fstab procedure in the past (same guide) but for some reason. It started writing on the PBS allocated disk. Not sure why that happened ?
Hi, can I use Unifi Express in gateway mode and connect Unifi Access Point (AC AP Lite) wirelessly using meshing or wireless uplink? I'm deciding to expand WiFi signal coverage and choosing an additional AP with an existing Unifi Controller or UnifiExpress that acts like a controller and Access Point.
Yes you can
That lightswitch is clean! I've been wanting to replace some of my light switches and haven't gotten around to it. This looks like a great little option - loved the video!
Thanks Frank. I appreciate you watching
thanks for this video the review is great but someone else already said, you need to do something about the sound quality in your videos. otherwise, great video
Thanks. the unifi express are great. too weak for a gateway in my opinion but a valid option
did you try to add matter over devices to this gateway? i am considering this device, just wanted to know
This looks like an awesome switch for my use case as well.
You should definitely get it, just take note of the back side measurements
Thanks so much! But I can't ping any device on my default network. Any idea what it is?
I was looking to do this a year ago but found no guide like to pull it off! I love it and can't wait to implement this. I didn't know PBS had file level restore! I LOVE IT! :) Another great thing is the read only synology snapshots you can do on proxmox share so you are protected from ransomware etc :)
Thank you so much for watching and please consider subscribing
@@TechMeOut5 Thanks, I subscribed :) I
Great YT! Do you have one installing Proxmox?
Hi, how to configure srm port forwarding to use Synology dsm proxy service, when the nas is in your configuration? Thks.
Is there a strong reason in 2024 you've turned off IPv6 on your networks?
Awesome video, Avi! Extremely thorough!
Thank you very much Frank. Have a great day
Excellent video Avi. Always a pleasure!
Thanks Tony. I appreciate you watching
Great video. I fairly new to UniFi with having installed it last year. I had 4 of your top 5 on but always wanted to know about DNS shield. I appreciate your simple and clear explanation of the functionality of DNS shield. Simple said in is now enabled in my dream machine SE. thanks
Im so glad you liked it
Hi, my isp modem can not change to bridge mode, in this case, how can i use pfsense behing my isp modem?
thank you for the video, actually i'm planing to buy the hub m1 mainly because i would like to control all my devices via one place "home assistant" can you show us how the hub m1 can be integrated to home assistant and how you can use the zigbee and matter device through it? thanks again
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How to automatically block internet traffic to newly connected devices as i want to allow them internet access myself with their mac addresses
Thanks, Avi for a well informed video, I would be happy to test it out. #slzb06
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What does exactly "shelf router" mean? I don't get it :(
The exact term is "off the shelf". Meaning a router you can go into an electronics store and buy one from the shelf. Consumer grade devices that sold everywhere
@@TechMeOut5 so my Microtik HaPc2 is also shelf router?
@@immickful lets summerize this: an off the shelf router means you can buy the product yourself, directly from a store. i will not be able to discuss with you certain device models and if they are considered "off the shelf" or not. if you like pfsense go ahead and install it, if not, than dont. there is no point in lingering on the "off the shelf" terminology