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          • 18.1 Unifi Adopt Fehler
          • 18.2 Port Aggregation (LACP)
          • 18.3 – Topology mit neuen Switchen beeinflussen – Priority
        • Stufe 19 – PiHole
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        • Stufe 12 – vSphere 7 und ESXi 7
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          • 16.1 Nutanix SNMP Monitoring
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          • 16.3 Metriken loggen mit Prometheus und Grafana
          • 16.4 PRTG – The Windows Way
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        • Stufe 5 – Expansion
        • Stufe 6 – Orchestrierung und Automatisierung
        • Stufe 7 – 10Gbit
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        • Stufe 1 – Status Quo
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        • Stufe 4 – Backup
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IceWhale ZIMA 2 – 1664 Single-Board-Server – 1568 / YouTube My PlayHouse (Morten Hjorth)

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

My PlayHouse (Morten Hjorth) 90.600 Abonnenten

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Wer ist der EFFIZIENTESTE Home Server? PCs mit Proxmox & Home Assistant im Stromverbrauch-Battle / YouTube Tech:Things

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

Tech:Things – Vieles Rund um Technik-Gadgets 645 Abonnenten

Categories: Hersteller, HomeLab, Proxmox

UniFi 10 bietet jetzt einen WLAN-Doktor, Geräte-Tagging und verbesserte Hochverfügbarkeit / YouTube Lawrence Systems

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

Lawrence Systems 391.000 Abonnenten

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Interceptor im Proxmox: HTTPS-Traffic sichtbar machen / YouTube IT an der Bar

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

IT an der Bar 22.300 Abonnenten

Categories: HomeLab, Proxmox, Tools und Werkzeuge

Introducing: UniFi Network 10.1 / YouTube Ubiquiti

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

Ubiquiti 200.000 Abonn

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I Bought a 10 Gig Switch to Fix My Proxmox Ceph Cluster and It Changed Everything / Virtualization Howto

Posted on 03/02/2026 by Cappu

Upgrading to a 10GbE switch transformed my Proxmox Ceph cluster. See how dual 10GbE, SFP+ DACs, and traffic separation unlocked real performance.

Source: I Bought a 10 Gig Switch to Fix My Proxmox Ceph Cluster and It Changed Everything

Categories: Hersteller, HomeLab, Tools und Werkzeuge

Why Your NAS Is the Perfect Proxmox Backup Server / Virtualization Howto

Posted on 02/02/202602/02/2026 by Cappu

Learn why a NAS is ideal for Proxmox Backup Server in a home lab, using the Beelink ME Pro for efficient, reliable VM and container backups.

Source: Why Your NAS Is the Perfect Proxmox Backup Server

Categories: HomeLab, Proxmox, Security

The Easiest Performance Upgrades You Can Make in Your Home Lab in 2026 / Virtualization Howto

Posted on 30/01/202630/01/2026 by Cappu

With all the gloom and doom on pricing of hardware and components at the beginning of 2026, upgrading can be painful and expensive. However, there are a few “low hanging…

Source: The Easiest Performance Upgrades You Can Make in Your Home Lab in 2026

Categories: HomeLab, Tools und Werkzeuge

How to Get the Most Out of Your ZFS Setup: Drive Layouts & Workloads / YouTube Lawrence Systems

Posted on 30/01/2026 by Cappu

Lawrence Systems 391.000 Abonnenten

Categories: HomeLab, Tools und Werkzeuge

Beelink ME Pro Testbericht: Ein winziges NAS, das 2026 auch als Heim-Lab-Server dient / YouTube VirtualizationHowto

Posted on 30/01/2026 by Cappu

VirtualizationHowto 100.000 Abonnenten

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