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6 VLANs, 2 ISPs on load Balancing and FailOver, 6 switches, 7 APs.
The sky's the limit
@jjlinux Hahaha no way that’s awesome
@selfhosted
I'm bent on getting as many people as I know to self-host everything possible and to guard their home networks. The garbage out there today is too much.
> The garbage out there today is too much.
For sure. I'm hoping that with much cheaper and more reliable hardware
that we have now, it makes it easier for indivduals and small groups
to run services that could only be run by big dysfunctional companies.
Fingers crossed!
@jjlinux @selfhosted
It's not much, but I got a friend from church (die-hard Apple user) to love away from all that crap. He now owns a Pixel 6 Pro running Graphene and is running PopOS on an Intel Mac. Sold his IPhone too.
He says that I am the only person he knows that preaches 2 Gospels 🤣🤣