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Home Networking, pfSense, Motorola Cable Modems, D-Link Routers and Gigabit Switches – HT106
Jim (@jcollison) is joined this week by Paul Braren (@tinkererguy), Nathaniel Lindley (@thanlindley) and John Stutsman (@JohnStutsman) for Show 106! We were all about Home Networking in this show! How to do it, how not to and how to get it done with what you have! Hope you enjoy this episode. Part 2 will be next week.
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Paul Braren, @tinkererguy
TinkerTry IT @ home. Efficient virtualization, storage, backup, and more…
All my network-related articles can be found at:
http://tinkertry.com/network
diagrams
http://cdn.tinkertry.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/when-cable-is-down-cellular-workaround-
Taking Advantage of Free Cloud Storage for 3-2-1 Backup (Updated)
Even Backup guys need to practice and plan for good backup strategies. As a Microsoft Windows Home Server MVP and podcaster with the Home Server Show, you would think that of all people, I would have my backup plans documented well and in order. Well, I do, kind of. I have been running a bit loose lately and I thought it was time to tightening things up.
At home, I currently run a Windows Home Server (WHS) 2011 box with about 2TB of total storage space and 2 TB of storage to back those files up. I also backup everything to a ioSafe Solo (an external hard drive that is fire and water proof) that has the most important 1 TB of my data backed up as well. If there was ever a fire at my home, my data wouldn’t burn.
I will be moving my WHS and the data to the next version (Windows Server 2012 Essentials) some time in 2013 and I though now would be a good time get it all in the cloud for the migration. Why the cloud? First, I have been writing and updating a running post on Cloud Storage Options. Currently, cloud, or offsite data storage on someone else’s servers, is becoming more popular and inexpensive. There are at lease 20 companies with some kind of offering. You can get more details on it HERE.
WHS, Small Business Considerations, Blue Microphones Yeti, Audio Technica ATR-2100, Chrome Remote Desktop – HT101
Jim (@jcollison) and Christian (@theWizBM) are joined this week by Gordon Schmidt (@GWadeTech) and John Zajdler (@Dieharder) for show 101!
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It’s the first show of 2013! Another full year of podcasting from the Average Guy Podcast Network!
Star Trek Reference: http://www.hark.com/clips/rqwbzqyjnl-a-mnemonic-memory-circuit-using-stone-knives-and-bear-skins
Watch the Youtube Video above to see the iPod / WHS build that John Z talks about.
Gordon’s Site: http://mykneejerkreaction.com
Lastpass site: http://lastpass.com
WHS2011 at Amazon: http://amzn.com/B0050TVAWS
Magic Jack: http://amzn.com/B0011UXSHK
Starting your own small business: http://www.sba.gov/content/follow-these-10-steps-starting-business
Google AdSense: https://www.google.com/adsense
PC Support Tools Mentioned:
LogMeIn: https://secure.logmein.com
Hard Drive Dock: http://amzn.com/B001J8BPYM
TeamViewer: http://teamviewer.com
Portable Apps: http://portableapps.com/
Join.me: http://join.me
Hijack this:http://sourceforge.net/projects/hjt/
Malwarebytes: http://malwarebytes.org
Belarc: http://belarc.com
The Average Guy’s Cloud Storage Know It Guyde
Hiren’s Boot CD: http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd
77 Home Tech Podcast: Window 8, Windows Server 2012, Kogan’s IE7 Tax, Verizon FiOS, Tabletop Lasers and Dominating Websites
Jim and Andrew are joined this week by Gary Johnson (filling in for Christian) and Bryan Auer for Show 77 of The Home Tech Podcast.
After going over some of the equipment that Bryan has in his studio (like the Dell Latitude ST tablet Atom Z760 which Bryan has running Windows 8), the guys talk about their various deployments of Windows 8 and their experiences of the current Release Preview.
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Gary talks about the Release Candidate of Windows Server 2012 and speculates on how some of the new features in the next version of the Server Operating System will improve system management for the Enterprise. Click here for the evaluation software.
74 Home Tech Podcast: DeLorean Bicycle, Facebook, Google, Java, LastPass, Media Tagging, Oracle, Samsung Galaxy SIII and Smart Phones
Jim, Andrew and Christian are joined this week by Mike Howard from jpeg2RAW and Renny Phipps for Show 74 of The Home Tech Podcast.
The guys start off talking about the recent Facebook IPO, which started at $38 and closed at $33.03 at the end of the first day of trading. The guys discuss where the volume may be coming from in the stock, and the future of Facebook being traded on the market, and the future of Facebook were it to become a “user pays” service.
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Mike talks about the new Samsung Galaxy SIII, recently released in London as the “Official Device of the 2012 Summer Olympics”, sporting a quad-core 1.4 GHz processor, 8MP camera and all the goodness we come to expect from the Samsung Galaxy series of phones.
