Home lab builders often obsess over servers and switches, yet the biggest quality of life gains can come from tiny, ...

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There is no shortage of misconceptions about building a home lab. From the assumption that you need a server room to the ...

Have you ever wondered if your home network could do more—without guzzling electricity or breaking the bank? Imagine a setup where your devices hum along efficiently, your network is secure and ...

What if you could transform a corner of your home into a high-tech hub for experimentation, learning, and innovation? Imagine a compact setup where you can manage your own network, experiment with ...

Self-hosting is having a moment, even if it’s hard to define exactly what it is. It’s a niche that goes beyond regular computing devices and networks but falls short of a full-on home lab. (Most home ...

I put together my home lab over seven years ago when Call Manager 3.0 could not be run on a non-Cisco approved platform. The only way to get Call Manager to install was to first install Windows 2000 ...

When I was a kid, my home lab consisted of test tubes and beakers, sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), acetic acid (vinegar), and the occasional boom, followed closely by the sound of my mom in the ...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/276098490069 $50 or so. Plus a $25 power adapter. A bit hard to get firmware updates though unless you get a support contract on it. That is ...

This blog post contains links to all the posts from my recent series on creating your own Cisco IP telephony environment: 1. Home Lab components CUCM home lab details Setting up VMware in your home ...