Roaming on the cheap, works well with all of the routers located in the basement. Recent accomplishment was creating a mesh network using the ' multiple routers same SSID' trick, using the built in firmware. R IPE is building the largest Internet measurement network ever made, and we are excited to be a part of it. We host the Geekforce RIPE probe to do our part. Elementary OS: Production distro used on all Geekforce lappies.ReactOS: No use case at the moment, mainly installed out of curiosity. CentOS: VM workstation, joined to the AD domain, accessed via Spice.

Sun servers were our first intro to file servers, installed for nostalgia. OpenIndiana: An illumos based Unix-like operating system derived from OpenSolaris.Has an annoying habit of reverting the shell to Cyrillic characters. Light and fast, obviously security focused. Astra Linux: Public version of the Russian Armed Forces approved distro.Have to overwrite the IMG onto the virtual disk. DietPi: Runs like a champ in a VM with minimal resources.Ubuntu Server of various flavors, used to host our main MS-SQL database, as well as main fileserver.Windows Server 2019: AD, DNS, DHCP, IIS, some win10 hosts.ProxMox : Main hypervisor used to host all VM's and containers, currently building out 'OS Zoo', for no particular reason.

LanSweeper Enterprise development focused on identifying all of the misc and etc that we plug in to the network. Darn thing connected just fine, bridged out to the cloud, and allowed me to connect as if we were back in the basement. Latest silly thing we did was yank one of the APs from GFWHQ, drove it across town, and plugged it into an entirely different network. Upgrade Ada, move compute and storage node. Ongoing Iniatiatives and Special Projects. In that spirit, we've started this journal of the buildout of the homelab here at GeekForce World Headquarters. We used to build our own servers and paint them garish colors, and at one point Dave was serving the site from his basement.

Lansweeper asset radar