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Do you use a Home Lab Dashboard? Convince me!
Why I Never Bought Into the Home Lab Dashboard Trend #homelab #homelabdashboard #selfhosting https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/06/why-i-never-bought-into-the-home-lab-dashboard-trend/
Do you use a Home Lab Dashboard? Convince me!
2 likes • 16h
Home Assistant is my dashboard; it provides an overview of everything I run at home in a single view. My homelab (Proxmox servers, TrueNAS Scale, Technitium cluster, router, APs, and switches) is the most important part for me. Why do I do this? It gives me one view for all my home devices: homelab, solar system, electricity, gas, water, lights, cameras, etc. Do I need Home Assistant for my homelab? No, but it's nice to have everything in one place.
A Gave a New Storage OS a Try in the Home Lab. Better than TrueNAS?
I Tried This Storage OS Most Home Labbers Have Never Heard Of #homelab #storage #TrueNAS #selfhosting https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/06/i-tried-this-storage-os-most-home-labbers-have-never-heard-of/
A Gave a New Storage OS a Try in the Home Lab. Better than TrueNAS?
1 like • 18h
Never heard of this, 😀but that will change (after I test it)
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@Richard Hancox Have a nice Holiday
Do you think that home labs are going away in 2026 and beyond? Your thoughts?
Are Home Labs Dead in 2026? The Comment That Forced Me to Rethink Everything #homelab #homeserver #ramprices https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/01/are-home-labs-dead-in-2026-the-comment-that-forced-me-to-rethink-everything/
Do you think that home labs are going away in 2026 and beyond? Your thoughts?
1 like • 19h
For me, a homelab is mostly about self-control, followed by learning, exploring, breaking, fixing, and thinking.It constantly requires you to deeply consider network architecture, security, and data storage
Aoostar WTR max 8845 part four
Manual: Installing Aoostar X Screen Software on Proxmox VE. Dwonloadlink Aoostar: https://mega.nz/folder/Ey0EyZCS#PsugvEt4qF3II_wDOm-_vQ Manual: Installing Aoostar X Screen Software on Proxmox VEThis guide combines the official manufacturer instructions with the required fixes for Proxmox VE. It automatically resolves the crashes caused by spaces in folder names and guarantees that all hardware sensors are fully functional. Step 1: Preparation and Extraction Open the terminal of your Proxmox server.Check if the required utility for extracting files is installed:bash apt update && apt install -y unzip Extract the main ZIP file (use quotes due to the spaces in the name):bash unzip 'WTR MAX+GEM12+ PRO Screen Software.zip' Enter the extracted folder and extract the specific Linux package:bash cd 'WTR MAX+GEM12+ PRO Screen Software' unzip 'AOOSTAR-X-linux V1.3.6.zip' Step 2: Relocate Files (Mandatory Path Fix)Note: The official path cannot contain special symbols, spaces, or Chinese characters, otherwise the background service will crash (Status 203/EXEC).Move the files to a safe, space-free system directory:bash sudo mkdir -p /opt/aoostar sudo cp -r "/root/WTR MAX+GEM12+ PRO Screen Software/AOOSTAR-X-linux/." /opt/aoostar/ cd /opt/aoostar Step 3: Install PVE Prerequisites & Screen ServiceProxmox VE requires these additional utility commands to register and start the software correctly:Update your system and ensure sudo is available:bash apt update apt install -y sudo Make the installation script executable and run it to create the system background service:bash chmod +x ./create_service.sh sudo ./create_service.sh Step 4: Install lm-sensors & it87 Driver.This step is required to display fan speeds, temperatures, and other hardware sensor information on your screen.Install lm-sensors:bash sudo apt install -y lm-sensors. Install the required kernel compilation dependencies for Proxmox:bash apt update && apt install -y pve-headers proxmox-headers-$(uname -r) dkms flex bison
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Aoostar WTR max 8845 part four
New network monitoring tool called Sniffnet is a great Wireshark alternative
I Still Use Wireshark, but This Is the Network Tool I Open First #wireshark #networking #homelab #sniffnet https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/06/i-still-use-wireshark-but-this-is-the-network-tool-i-open-first/
New network monitoring tool called Sniffnet is a great Wireshark alternative
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I have tested this one; however, my personal opinion is that Wireshark goes much deeper than this sniffer. My preference remains Wireshark by far.
1 like • 2d
@Brandon Lee yep for fast sniffing 😁
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62 years old dude retired IT experience 30years +

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Joined May 4, 2025
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