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I have a bunch of stuff I don't want. Please take it. First come first serve, local pickup only, you must leave a comment before PMing me. Sorry the post-it is old, I took these pics a while ago and never got around to making this post.

All the Meraki stuff is currently claimed to my org, I will unclaim it if you take it. Hardware-only for those, no license.

• Ubiquiti EdgeRouter 4 rackmount kit (claimed)
• Adtran NetVanta 7100 (claimed)
• HP Procurve 2810-24G (claimed)
• Juniper EX3200-48P (claimed)
• 4x Shelly H&T sensor (claimed)
• Meraki MR42 (claimed)
• 2x Meraki MR26
• Meraki MR33 (claimed)
• Meraki Z1 (claimed)
• Meraki power adapters
• Meraki MS220-8P (claimed)
• 3x Meraki MX64 (cl

Hi all,

I've worked IT for several years, done cabling, operated/configured existing ACS installs, installed a bit of hardware, etc. I'm familiar with low and high voltage wiring.

I'm looking to set up a system for my home. Right now I have two external doors each with a cylinder lock and a deadbolt. I'd like to be able to use a card to open the doors, or possibly NFC via my phone if that can be done securely. I am okay with switching to mortise locksets if that's necessary (I think it might be because of the deadbolt?). I do want to retain the ability to use a key in case I have an extended power outage or configuration issue. I also want the ability to trigger a bypass via API, so I can

I live in 20743 and would like to get rid of all of this stuff. You are doing me a favor by picking it up. I work from home and generally stay up late, so if you want to come tonight that's fine with me (I'm posting this at ~9pm), otherwise we can work something out for tomorrow afternoon and onward.

Gallery link: https://imgur.com/a/p80lXxb

• chromecast 1st gen. it worked last time I used it, but I got an Apple TV so I don't need it.
• many (about 25?) LCD screens from laptops. my original plan, ~5 years ago, was to convert them all to standalone monitors, but I never did that. There's also one controller in this pile.
• one laptop LCD screen in a shitty w

My employer is currently using a hosted voice service sold by another company, but since we sell voice services ourselves we are looking to move our internal phones to our own platform. Unfortunately, the software we use for our hosted voice service doesn't support any type of high availability and is basically one giant single point of failure. We can't run our NOC on that.

Does anyone have suggestions for a PBX we can run that supports high availability and geo-redundancy? I've looked at MiRTA, and while it does everything we want, it's run by a single person and my management doesn't like that. I also know there are things like Broadsoft and Netsapiens, but Netsapiens said to expect $100

I used to have Comcast Gigabit Pro fiber at home (which is 2Gbps dedicated enterprise metro-ethernet fiber, very different from e.g. Verizon Fios - see here for an explanation) but had to switch to Fios because Comcast doubled my monthly price to >$300. My power has gone out a few times recently as well. Overall, it's not an ideal setup for a server that should be highly available.

My plex setup takes 5U in my rack at home (1U for the compute and 4U for the storage (about 130TB)). I have a full rack in a datacenter in Ashburn, VA with some extra space. I run my own ASN with multiple upstreams, so I know the network is good.

I'm seriously considering d

Hi r/selfhosted! You may remember Olaris from this post. If not, here is a brief overview. Olaris is a FOSS media server. The backend in written in Go, the frontend is in React. Olaris currently supports the following features:

• matching tv and movies using TMDB and pulling metadata
• transmuxing/transcoding
• subtitles (often without transcoding)
• rclone as a storage backend
• casting via Chromecast
• local authentication (no centralized server)
• configuration via environment variables
• support for MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.
• Docker image

and lots more!

We are trying to determine wha

I actually live in MD, I put DC in the title because MD is big and I'm very close to DC. My zip code is 20743.

I have the following things:

1x Brocade 300 fibre channel switch (has some SFPs in it)4x Finisar SFPs (P/N FTLF8524P2BNV-EC)4x QLOGIC 1-port PCIe fibre channel NIC (P/N PX2510401)2x Dell(?) 2-port PCIe fibre channe NIC (P/N LPe11002-E)

Edit: claimed pending pickup, I will DM people in order of their comments if the first person falls through.

Edit: all gone, thanks for playing!

Pics here: https://imgur.com/a/26uOxmX

If you want this stuff, please leave a comment below and send me a PM. First come first serve. I'll flair the post COMPLETE

I'm a small transit operator. I just set up communities, informational and action. On ingress, I strip any existing informational communities with my AS and apply my own. On egress, I apply the actions associated with the action communities.

My question is: should I be stripping action communities on egress (after I apply the actions)?

I asked around a bit and was told "yes" but not given a reason other than "security through obscurity". But I'm going to publish these communities publicly anyway, so I don't really think that makes sense.

I was researching the differences between Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise, which lead me to this page. If you scroll most of the way down, there's a link that says "DOWNLOAD FULL COMPARISON TABLE" which leads here. On page 9 of that document, under the heading for "Application compatibility", there's a row that just says "Ready4Microsoft365.com". That domain was unregistered.....until about an hour ago.

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I already let my friend at microsoft know, so it'll probably get fixed before too long. But, seriously? Why would yo

Local pickup in 20743.

Specs:

• Server 1
  • 36GB RAM
  • 6x 300GB 15K SAS drives
  • 2x Xeon X5650
  • iDRAC enterprise
• Server 2
  • 72GB RAM
  • 6x 300GB 15K SAS drives
  • Xeon X5550

Asking $200 for each or $300 for both.

The bottom two servers in the second image here: https://imgur.com/a/W7xXwUc

Also see my other post for a bunch of stuff I'm giving away for free: https://www.reddit.com/r/homelabsales/comments/e1b2hu/freeusdc_servers_switches_routers_storage_etc/

I have a lot of stuff I don't want. Please come pick it up. My goal is to get rid of it all, so if you take a bunch of stuff I might throw in some extras (RAM, disks, etc.).

I actually live in MD ( I just put DC because it gives a better idea of where I am). My zip code is 20743.

Pictures here: https://imgur.com/a/W7xXwUc

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• Dell PowerEdge 2950
  • 3x 147GB 10K RPM SAS drives
  • No ram
  • 2x Xeon L5420
  • iDRAC enterprise
• Cisco UCS C210 M2
  • 48GB RAM
  • No drives
  • CPU unknown (I know it works but not sure what model)
• Dell PowerEdge 2900
  • 5x 250GB 7.2K SATA drives
  • ~~48GB RA

Hey there,

I've been having trouble setting up BFD on my Edgerouter PROs. I'm able to get it to work some of the time, but sometimes (and I can't tell what causes it) I see this:

user@router:~$ show bfd
BFD ID: 00      Start Time:Wed Dec 31 19:02:02 1969
BFD Admin State: DOWN
Number of Sessions:    0
Slow Timer: 2000        Image type: MONOLITHIC
Echo Mode: Enabled      BFD Notifications enabled
Next Session Discriminator: 3719

"BFD Admin State: DOWN". I had some sessions up earlier (Admin State was UP), checked back later and Admin State was DOWN and my individual sessions were also down. Does anyone know why that happens? No config changes were made during th