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I can proxy for you.

They don’t charge me tax and only $15 shipping. Then shipping within the EU is 15 euros max

Wingspan. I have the Vinyl OST.

Monument Valley is quite nice too.

They’re both exos.

Lol Germany here checking in 500/50 for 29.99

Do you have a firewall between the two devices?

Can you do a packet capture to make sure that both ends are behaving as expected?

Can you double check your IPs. I’ve had this issue before by fat fingering

I think I’m averaging 70-74gb, but most of it is ZFS caching

Any company worth their salt would happily pay for certs

I have the following and I love it as my setup

Ryzen 5700G

2 x 20tb disks in ZFS mirror

128GB of ram

250gb nvme boot drive

1tb nvme VM drive

1 x 2.5gbe

1 x 1gbe

Runs 6 VMs to include EVE-NG.

Love the hell out of this and never hit any real bottlenecks. Best thing is, I own everything so service providers can’t drop me.

My upload speeds are limited to 50mbps which sucks, but all in all it’s still workable.

I use Mikrotik RB5009 because it’s easy and very powerful. It has zerotier and wireguard built in. I’m slowly getting into OPNSense, but I’m not too familiar with it yet.

I also run ubiquiti wifi, but am planning on changing to another system in the future.

My core switch is a unifi 24 enterprise. It’s the only affordable and semi quiet switch that is multigig, POE, and semi layer 3.

I currently run 6 vlans. Users, servers, management, IoT, LAN only, and DMZ.

I don’t have a lot of time running my own homelab so I currently use Tailscale

Yeah network speed for gigabit is max 125MB/s. Or closer the 115MB/s including network overhead.

Even with 2.5G networking I’m only hitting 250MB/s for my NAS. I’ve never seen anything close to 300MB/s

I just want to hate my life again when setting it up. But I’d also like to reconsolidate my VMs. Currently running a server and the router. My server hosts a few networking services.

I’d rather be able to turn off the big server when I’m out for work to save power.

So if I can run a lower powered router the the ability to run containers and VMs for network essential tasks, and then turn off my power hungry server for trips that can span a few weeks.