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Steve Elgan
02/15/2017, 2:57 PMI like qnap. We have several of them. How many TB is that? - d
dready
02/15/2017, 2:59 PMit supports 4x m.2 SSD, so depends on the installed SSDs - u
user
02/15/2017, 3:05 PM4 m2s? sounds hardcore. Does it have 10G? 😄 - s
Steve Elgan
02/15/2017, 3:30 PM - s
Steve Elgan
02/15/2017, 3:31 PM5x 1Gbe - s
Steve Elgan
02/15/2017, 3:32 PMSure seems like there is a market gap that a mfg could fill for these mini PCs to support 10GB - u
user
02/15/2017, 4:06 PMCool product. Not something that I'm looking for, but very cool. It's a PC, NAS, and Switch AIO! - d
dready
02/15/2017, 4:39 PMneed to wait for delivery of the SSDs befere I can test, hope the storage arrives tomorrow too - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:10 PM@dready what drives did you go for? - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:10 PM@dready what SSD size? - d
dready
02/15/2017, 5:16 PMhad 4 spare samsung sm951 from my initial nutanix ce setup (now NVMe). unfortunately this drives seem to be not compatible with the qnap, so now ordered the cheap wd blue 500gb to test. think speed should not be an issue because network will probably be max 1gb and i can config the drives in raid 10 - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:22 PMGo RAID5 🙂 - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:23 PMindeed the weakest point is 1GB - d
dready
02/15/2017, 5:24 PMhehe or take the risk and go raid 0 😉 - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:28 PMHow much storage will you get then? - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:31 PMRAID5 with 500GB would be 1,5TB of storage that can be used, but with a 1 drive failure protection - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:31 PMRAID0 is nuts 🙂 - d
dready
02/15/2017, 5:31 PM2 tb with raid 0, 1 tb with raid 10, 1.5 tb in raid5 - s
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user
02/15/2017, 5:33 PMnets at $1117 - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:33 PMSynology is $885 with 500GB disks and $1445 with 1TB disks - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:42 PM@User Did the Vyos config per your article and it worked! So yeah, I don't know what I had wrong with pfsense but it was definitely something. Now I have to figure out Vyos more 🙂. One thing I've noticed is that I can browse the public internet but I can't browse a web server on my primary 192. network, so I have to figure that one out. But it's not super important at the moment! - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:48 PM@User awesome, so you cannot browse e.g. the StoreFront server from a client on 192.168.1.x? Works for me, that traffic shouldn't leave for next hop - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:50 PMNo sorry, so I have my primary 192.x range and then the new one I just created which is 10.x. I can browse internally on 10.x servers that are in there, and I can browse from 10.x to the internet. What I can't do is browse HTTP from 10.x to 192.x. Other protocols do work so I suspect I just need to enable it somehow. - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:52 PMThat's normally not routed; going from 10 or 192.168 to the outside is a NAT/PAT protocol setting; you can probably create a bridge between the 10 and 192.168 nets. - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:53 PMOk, like I said not currently a big deal I will have to learn some vyos 🙂 - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:53 PMOr just do it all with 192.168 nets -- good grief, how many IP addresses do you need?! - u
user
02/15/2017, 5:53 PMhaha