How to become a basement data center provider ?

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• forest Member

  August 30

  @William said: Mostly a drug/darknet coin but solid at that.

  While it is popular there, it's also very popular among typical privacy advocates.

  It's less common than LTC and BTC and the like because people don't use it speculatively to make money.

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• itzsenu Member

  September 4 edited September 4

  Everyone ( Only providers ) showing off their DataCenter/Rack porn. Can we all show off home/Lab/Home DC porn? with specs, hardware, and images?

  For Members

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• HuntersPad Member

  September 5 edited September 5

  I have a /56 and 7gig fiber lol. I have just a prebuild i7-14700 I got for a steal awhile back for my homelab stuff, and an old 4th gen prebuild I use for public services, even though I tunnel everything for security.

  Not sure I'll keep the 7gig though. I got my job back but (I think its gonna be $120 with promo when it releases) and I really don't need that. ISP Corp called me asking if I wanted to beta test it a few months ago for free.

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• itzsenu Member

  September 5

  @HuntersPad said: a /56 and 7gig fiber

  256 individual /64 subnets ? nice setup

  @HuntersPad said: ISP Corp called me asking if I wanted to beta test it a few months ago for free.

  My ISP only called me about an unpaid bill.
• forest Member

  September 5

  @itzsenu said: 256 individual /64 subnets ? nice setup

  A lot of residential ISPs provide a /56 so that you can have up to 256 devices without NAT that each get an entire /64.
• iriska Member

  September 6

  @forest said: A lot of residential ISPs provide a /56 so that you can have up to 256 devices without NAT that each get an entire /64.

  That's how mine is configured, OPNsense requests a /56 and it's delegated to each device that wants IPv6, all still firewalled and whatnot.
• itzsenu Member

  September 7

  @forest said: A lot of residential ISPs provide a /56 so that you can have up to 256 devices without NAT that each get an entire /64.

  Seriously, here you only get 1 IP as a local person ( additional $10-40 dependng on connection type ). For business plans get 5 IPs.

  @iriska said: That's how mine is configured

  What do you use for OPNsense?
• forest Member

  September 7

  @itzsenu said: Seriously, here you only get 1 IP as a local person ( additional $10-40 dependng on connection type ). For business plans get 5 IPs.

  For IPv6??
• itzsenu Member

  September 7

  @forest said: For IPv6??

  Both ipv4 and ipv6 ( seperate )
• Mainfrezzer Member

  September 7

  @itzsenu said:

  @forest said: For IPv6??

  Both ipv4 and ipv6 ( seperate )

  you have natted ipv6? holy crap.
• itzsenu Member

  September 7 edited September 7

  @Mainfrezzer said: you have natted ipv6?

  YUP . Most IPv6 is missing, so no IPv6 VPS for me.
• LEBUserJoe Member

  September 7

  unironically, there is certainly a market for any machine with a solid 5g connection