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Home Networking, Windows Server 2012 Essentials, Lights Out, the HP N40L, N54L and the Deal with NASA Interns – HT108

Home-Tech-Album-125x125_thumb1Jim (@jcollison) is joined this week by Andrew (@unrealshots) and Christian (@TheWizBM) for Show 108!  We were all about Christian (and Gary’s) Home Networking setup to include an in depth look at Windows Server 2012 Essentials, SharePoint and Active Directory!  How to do it, how not to and how to get it done with what you have!  We also talked about Lights Out, a Windows Server Addin, The HP Microserver N40L and N54L as well as Christian’s Intern experience at NASA.

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No LIVE show for the next two weeks – Jim is in Germany.  Follow all the pics I take at http://theAverageGuy.me

Congrats to the Drobo Winner Jay Shridharani 

Server 2012 Essentials:
I. Overview

Home Networking, ZyXel, Pulling Network Cable, VoIP, ENGenious EAP600, PoE, DataShark 70025 Tester, Asus RT-AC66U, Plenum Cable – HT107

Home-Tech-Album-125x125_thumb1Jim (@jcollison) is joined this week by Kevin Schoonover (@schoondoggy1979), Greg Welch (@welchwerks) , Bill Paulmenn (@BillPaulmenn) and Renny Phipps (@rennyphipps) for Show 107!  Part II of a 4 Part Series on Home Networking.  How to do it, how not to and how to get it done with what you have!  Hope you enjoy this episode.  Part 3 will be next weekend (March 9th or 10th, watch twtter) with the guys from BYOB.

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See Jim and Mike Howard on Podcasters Roundtable that was recorded on March 1. http://podcastersroundtable.com/ or on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/v/H_YHVKRg8oQ

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Kevin Schoonover

Deployed ZyXel ZyWALL 20 firewall, upgrade from old NAT router
Deployed EnGenius EAP600 WAP-Concurrent Dual Radio
I have had great luck with Windows Homegroup
Belarc Advisor network audit and interface launcher
Pull a nylon twine with each cable run
Pull-zit http://www.lsdinc.com/content/product_details/60
If I were building a new house,,,,,,
Resource- http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/
Resource- http://community.spiceworks.com/
Resource- http://homeservershow.com/
Resource- http://www.practicallynetworked.coen

 

Bill Paulmenn

network

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.

HPN40LAt 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.

95 Home Tech Podcast: Christian’s Back, Skype to Rule Them All, Cloud Storage Options

Home-Tech-Album-125x12531CHRISTIAN IS BACK!  Jim, Christian and Andrew are joined for this podcast with guest Jay Moore. 

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