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  1. oletuv

    Need solid NTFS, DLNA, BitTorrent

    Please let us know if you find an Intel Core NUC with dual Intel NICS. I´d certainly be interested.
  2. oletuv

    Need solid NTFS, DLNA, BitTorrent

    How does the Realtek NIC used in those KINGDEL mini computers compare to Intel NICs?
  3. oletuv

    How to setup a Guest network on an Cisco SG300-28 layer 3 switch

    Cox, I have one question regarding accessing shared resources (e.g. printers) with IP addresses in the main/default VLAN from another subnet/VLAN (e.g. Guest VLAN). In your setup, can an iPhone connected to the Guest subnet (VLAN 2) discover a printer (with an unblocked IP address) connected to...
  4. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    I´m not a gamer, but I´ll surely try to isolate the router in a separate VLAN after I´ve put my current configuration in production in April/May and verified it is working flawlessly. Your VLAN configurations certainly are very informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing! Kind regards and...
  5. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    I think the idea of running the router in a separate VLAN isolated from all the local traffic on the default VLAN is excellent. I´m very interested to try this out myself, hence all my questions. :) Ole
  6. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    Looks good, coxhaus :) Regarding the default gateway for the static routes on the router, is it a must to to have it set to the IP address of the router VLAN, e.g. 192.168.10.254 in your configuration, or could the IP address of the default VLAN, e.g. 192.168.0.254, also be used? I suppose you...
  7. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    Ah OK, but per the routing table above you still use Hop Count 2 for the 192.168.0.0, 192.168.2.0 and 192.168.3.0 route statements. Should those be Hop Count 1 as well? Ole
  8. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    Thanks coxhaus, now I have a good reference if I´d want to change the router VLAN in my configuration also. What I was most keen to see was the default gateway IP of the static routes on the router, 192.168.10.254 (the address of the router VLAN) or 192.168.0.254 (the address of the default...
  9. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    coxhaus, Did you change the static route statement for the 192.168.9.0 subnet? So that I fully understand your current routing configuration, could you please show the static route statements on the router and also the default route statement on the SG300 switch? Ole
  10. oletuv

    QNAP HS-251+ vs TS-253A

    Another question regarding a 2-bay NAS: I plan to populate the NAS with two 4tb or 5tb hd drives. My multimedia library is currently around 4tb, but since I already have the library copied to two separate external harddisks (stored in separate locations) I don´t have the need to back it up on...
  11. oletuv

    QNAP HS-251+ vs TS-253A

    I share the same thoughts. I suppose the 14 nm N3150 processor (TS-253A) runs a bit cooler than the older 22 nm J1900 processor (HS-251+) and with the fan I´d think the TS-253A runs pretty cool. The remaining question is the noise level of the fan. Anyone know if the fan runs on demand or...
  12. oletuv

    QNAP HS-251+ vs TS-253A

    I´m thinking of buying my first NAS for home usage, primarily as media player connected to my UHD TV through HDMI, DNLA server and centralized file and backup storage. Since the NAS needs to be placed close to the TV which means in the main living room, I´ve so far been leaning towards the...
  13. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    Thanks for sharing. :) Ole
  14. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    I´ve tried to keep QoS simple by using the standard 802.1p and DSCP to Queue tables and set Strict Priority to level 3 and level 4 and WRR Priority to level 1 (67%) and level 2 (33%). IPTV is level 3 and will generally have the highest priority in my network since I don´t use VoIP. Hope it...
  15. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    That´s great. I like the idea of isolating the router in a separate VLAN. Any idea how QoS configuration on the SG300 switch will affect the routing? I´ve configured QoS to give high priority to video streaming (IPTV). Ole
  16. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    Sounds a bit strange that you had to configure a new access port to get the routing working. Anyhow, glad you got it working. Just so I understand how you did this - did you add a new VLAN interface with a separate IP address (e.g. 192.168.9.254) but no DHCP pool, defined the router address...
  17. oletuv

    Change default routing on an Cisco SG300 switch to allow for a router VLAN

    coxhaus, When you select the default route can you delete it? That is what I can do here on my SG300-10. I think you have to delete it and add a new default route with the wanted settings. When you have it working, please share the details about configuring a high speed router VLAN. :) Ole
  18. oletuv

    Replace rt-n16 for AP duties only

    I just ordered the WAP371. I´ll check out different channel configurations both on the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands to see which are most efficient in my neighborhood area. As you already know, I´m not moving in until April/May 2016, but I´ll certainly let you know then how my home network performs. You...
  19. oletuv

    Replace rt-n16 for AP duties only

    Yes, the WAP371 is dual band AC/N. I believe a Cisco 300 Series AP will compliment my Cisco SG300-10 switch and Linksys LRT224 router setup nicely. If the range turns out to be inefficient I can always add another WAP unit. Btw, all rooms in the apartment are Cat6 wired, so expanding the network...
  20. oletuv

    Replace rt-n16 for AP duties only

    coxhaus, I know you have 3 WAP321 with excellent coverage and roaming. How do you consider the general range for a single unit? I´m considering a WAP371 for my new 90 m2 apartment and would think that a single AP is sufficient for such small area. The AP will be centrally placed in the main...
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