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rental apartments provide the tenant with a network instead of directly giving the main password. I use the main router for dialing and switching the switch for extra points. Tenants can change passwords freely, and if you terminate the lease, the network is unclear and the internet is not affected. This is the most worry-free solution for two apartments. ...

I upgraded the small Feiniu N100 host at home from 4GB to 16GB, and ran Docker, transcoding, and web backend switching for half a year. The actual comparison of the three levels will tell you which scenarios must be upgraded and which scenarios are useless if you add money. ...

my home NAS gigabit intranet for movies is only 110MB/s. I upgraded to 2.5G and spent 280, tested it to 290. Then I recalculated the 10Gbps bill: network card, switch, cable, and hard drive all messed up. Who really needs it, and who is just a waste of money? This article will help you figure it out. ...

the robot vacuum fails to connect and the smart bulb can't find the network, it's usually not because the device is broken, but because it only recognizes 2.4G. I disconnected the dual-band integration and fixed the channel at channel 1. After five failed network configurations, I finally succeeded all times, all of which were faults with the router. ...

How should you choose between Synology and Feiniu? I've used the DS220+ for two years, and I've run Feiniu fnOS on the N100 mini PC for over half a year, so I've been using both systems for a long time. This article compares six dimensions: price, suite ecosystem, Docker, photo backup, remote access, and data security, clearly explaining who chooses Synology with their eyes closed, who prefers FeiNiu, and also offers a compromise between dual-system parallel systems. ...

want to install several surveillance cameras at home, many people are confused about how to plan the network aspect: wireless or cable, what POE is, and which is the most cost-effective way to store recordings. I spent two years fiddling with six cameras at home, and wrote out the full process from battery models to POE wired cables: how to calculate uplink bandwidth, why distribution networks always fail, and comparing the costs of four storage plans. After reading, I copied it all away. ...

Is NAS really useful for plugging in an SSD as a cache? I used a 430-yuan Zhitai 256GB on my Feiniu NAS as a cache for three months. The download speed and photo loading didn't change, only the Docker container started a few seconds faster. This article explains exactly who caches it speeds, which uses it effectively, and which ones are wasted money. ...

In a rental, you can't drill holes or change cables; the landlord's broken router is stuck in the shoe cabinet with poor signal, and the desktop and NAS still want wired connections. This is a portable networking checklist I tested after moving three times: portable Mesh wireless return trip, portable router temporarily plugged, old electric cat crashes, USB network card to extend the desktop computer's life—don't buy whichever you can take with you. Read this to avoid wasting money....

Should I buy a NAS with two bays or four bays? The first one I bought was a two-bay DS220+. A year later, it was replaced with a four-bay model. The extra money I spent was far more than the price difference of one chassis. This article calculates the RAID configuration, actual capacity, expansion room and electricity cost of the two disks.: For some people, two bays are enough, for some people, four bays are enough, and for those who want to add SSD cache, it won’t hurt to place an order after reading this. ...

network cables were not planned properly during renovation, after moving in they could only use exposed cables around walls or endure poor signal. This is a wiring checklist I compiled from my own home and reviewed for friends: Cat6A or Catademia 6A, whether to replace the weak current box with a larger one, how many ports to leave in each room, how to reserve the optical modem bridge—everything explained in one go. If you copy it carefully, you won't regret copying it. ...