Mine is... well... very big and complicated and actually growing.
Code:
Internet
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PFSense Box (vpn/firewall/snort/ect...)
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24 Port GB Switch with +4 SFP
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| Windows Server 2012 running AD/Hyper-V(several VMs for services, work stations, ect...)
| Several Workstations
| Wireless G/N/AC Access Point
| |_ Wireless Printer
| |_ Several laptops
| NAS 2x3TB RAID-1
| NAS 2x2TB RAID-1
| 8 port Gigabit Switch
| |_ Printer
| |_ Windows Server 2012
| |_ Other computers
Cable modem -> Linksys E1200 wireless router
Nice and simple. Does what i need it to
Nice and simple. Does what i need it to
When I was a bit younger I used to run NT4/Server 2000 with a domain and active directory at home! Overkill doesn't really cut it, but was a great way to learn.
Much more simple now:
Asus RT-N66U Gigabit Router
BT Openzone Modem (80Mbps down / 20Mbps up)
HP Microserver N40L, modded with 6x 3TB WD Red's in Linux software RAID6.
Every PC in the house backs upto the microserver daily, and also acts as central storage for photos, music etc.
Much more simple now:
Asus RT-N66U Gigabit Router
BT Openzone Modem (80Mbps down / 20Mbps up)
HP Microserver N40L, modded with 6x 3TB WD Red's in Linux software RAID6.
Every PC in the house backs upto the microserver daily, and also acts as central storage for photos, music etc.
wlanboy
Content Contributer
Internet
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Cisco Router (firewall)
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8 Port GB Switch
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|__Wireless Access Point
| |__ Thinkpad (main device)
| |__ Nexus 7 Tablet
| |__ Longshine Wireless LAN adapter
| |__ XBox 360
| |__ LG television with Google Cast
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|__ ZBOX HD-ID11 (2 TB E-Sata + 500GB USB 2 HDDs) <-- main streaming device
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|__ Raspberry Pi I <-- Camera server & Arduino remote controll
| |__ Arduino Bluetooth weather station
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|__ Raspberry Pi II <-- Debian 24/7 vpn/ssh remote access server
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Cisco Router (firewall)
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8 Port GB Switch
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|__Wireless Access Point
| |__ Thinkpad (main device)
| |__ Nexus 7 Tablet
| |__ Longshine Wireless LAN adapter
| |__ XBox 360
| |__ LG television with Google Cast
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|__ ZBOX HD-ID11 (2 TB E-Sata + 500GB USB 2 HDDs) <-- main streaming device
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|__ Raspberry Pi I <-- Camera server & Arduino remote controll
| |__ Arduino Bluetooth weather station
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|__ Raspberry Pi II <-- Debian 24/7 vpn/ssh remote access server
Comcast (30mbps down / 10mbps up on a good day)
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TC8305C DOCSIS 3.0 IPv6 Modem
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TL-WR841N
|__ 7 Laptops 2 PCs, 3 tablets, 3 mobile phones, PS3, and printer.
Still waiting for IPv6 to be rolled out in my area though.. got the hardware just need the cable company to push it out.
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TC8305C DOCSIS 3.0 IPv6 Modem
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TL-WR841N
|__ 7 Laptops 2 PCs, 3 tablets, 3 mobile phones, PS3, and printer.
Still waiting for IPv6 to be rolled out in my area though.. got the hardware just need the cable company to push it out.
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ADSL2+ (7mbps down/1mbps up) IPv4/IPv6
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Billion 7800N (Modem/Router)
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|-PC1
|-PC2
|-Printer
Wireless Bridge 1 (Connecting to Billion via wifi and acting as additional access point)
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|-NAS
|-Raspberry PI
Wireless Bridge 2 (Connecting to Wireless Bridge 1 via Wifi)
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|-PC3
2x Samsung TV connecting to Wireless Bridge 1 via Wifi
4x Laptop connecting to Billion via Wifi
6x Mobile phone connecting to Billion via Wifi
3x Tablet connecting to Billion via Wifi
3x iPod Touch connecting to Billion via Wifi
I had to connect the TVs to the Wireless Bridge because the network was getting too congested with them connecting to the Billion.
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Billion 7800N (Modem/Router)
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|-PC1
|-PC2
|-Printer
Wireless Bridge 1 (Connecting to Billion via wifi and acting as additional access point)
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|-NAS
|-Raspberry PI
Wireless Bridge 2 (Connecting to Wireless Bridge 1 via Wifi)
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|-PC3
2x Samsung TV connecting to Wireless Bridge 1 via Wifi
4x Laptop connecting to Billion via Wifi
6x Mobile phone connecting to Billion via Wifi
3x Tablet connecting to Billion via Wifi
3x iPod Touch connecting to Billion via Wifi
I had to connect the TVs to the Wireless Bridge because the network was getting too congested with them connecting to the Billion.
Nothing particularly fancy here...
INTARNUTS
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ADSL Router ------ WiFi (TV, Sky, laptops, Mobile Devices)
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|---------------- IP Cameras and some security stuff
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Cisco SG300
| ---------------- Main Desktop PC in office
| ---------------- NAS (NetGear ReadyNAS)
| ---------------- Server (HP Micro Server)
| ---------------- RaspBerry Pi (Controls/monitors various... things )
| ---------------- IP Camera Network (controlled/accessed via Server above)
| ---------------- IP Phones
| ---------------- Printer
INTARNUTS
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ADSL Router ------ WiFi (TV, Sky, laptops, Mobile Devices)
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|---------------- IP Cameras and some security stuff
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Cisco SG300
| ---------------- Main Desktop PC in office
| ---------------- NAS (NetGear ReadyNAS)
| ---------------- Server (HP Micro Server)
| ---------------- RaspBerry Pi (Controls/monitors various... things
)| ---------------- IP Camera Network (controlled/accessed via Server above)
| ---------------- IP Phones
| ---------------- Printer
Moderator Notice:
This thread has been merged into the current thread from a previous thread.
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So some of yall work from home.
Awesome!
So what's on your home network? Do you have a server on the home network? How about the way going out? Do you have only one ISP? Or do you have a backup Android device?
Only reason I ask is because... the internet recently went out in our house (damn ISP!). Luckily, I can still live off of my WiFi hotspot on my phone!
This thread has been merged into the current thread from a previous thread.
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So some of yall work from home.
Awesome!
So what's on your home network? Do you have a server on the home network? How about the way going out? Do you have only one ISP? Or do you have a backup Android device?
Only reason I ask is because... the internet recently went out in our house (damn ISP!). Luckily, I can still live off of my WiFi hotspot on my phone!
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aggressivenetworks
New Member
Well I telecommute to job so i have to have a spare connection. I live in the country so our cell signal is basically shit. The fastest dsl they have is 5 meg and that is even unreliable. So I also have excede internet which is fast down but the upload is slow and latency sucks. What out when it rains hard it goes offline completely!
GIANT_CRAB
New Member
toplel
HenriqueSousa - WebUp 24/7
New Member
At the moment I'm using directly from the ISP router to my working computer, with 2x 4G equipments, plus my phone as last resource if everything fails.
But I'm working in a solution to add an extra layer of security, by adding a computer with pfsense.
- Henrique
But I'm working in a solution to add an extra layer of security, by adding a computer with pfsense.
- Henrique
Haha well kudos to you! All I have is a Netflix account that takes care of all that for me at the moment (too bad it doesn't help me in situations like this...)
Has your network ever failed that you were stuck with your last resort? (Your phone?)
My phone's WiFi hotspot isn't bad... But I just wish I had my internet...
HenriqueSousa - WebUp 24/7
New Member
Since I remember, I only used my phone to work when Internet and power lines were all down, and I had to use my phone as hot-spot for my laptop.
It was a fun day ahahah
Schultz
New Member
I'm a bit north of youWish I had netflix!
We don't have that here in the land of Australia.
(back in Korea now anyways... my trip to the US was short-lived). VPN with static routing helps with no netflix-ness
drmike
100% Tier-1 Gogent
I am challenged here with lack of anything great for bandwidth...
In years past, and at other location I always had three different providers and a failover setup. I had lots of options (fiber, wireless ISP, DSL, EVDO, etc.)
Now I have the residential bandwidth and a 'droid data plan that is shareable via wifi. The 'droid and local cell options suck. No throughput and of course the cost per gigabyte is offensive. The droid share is meh, slow, sucky, better than nothing.
Had an outage last week and made do with the 'droid for 3-4 hours. I need to string something better together to connect that to the LAN somehow.
In years past, and at other location I always had three different providers and a failover setup. I had lots of options (fiber, wireless ISP, DSL, EVDO, etc.)
Now I have the residential bandwidth and a 'droid data plan that is shareable via wifi. The 'droid and local cell options suck. No throughput and of course the cost per gigabyte is offensive. The droid share is meh, slow, sucky, better than nothing.
Had an outage last week and made do with the 'droid for 3-4 hours. I need to string something better together to connect that to the LAN somehow.
Ugh. That sounds like fun.
We finally got the ISP tech in here to check our upstream and it turns out when another ISP was making changes they unplugged the cable for our apartment. Ugh I hate ISP techs sometimes (not the guy that came to our call but the other ISP techs).