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Old 08-07-2014, 20:33   #31
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Re: Your home network

I have a Dell optiplex gx520 small form running the mikrotik routeros with a onbroad what i assigned as WAN (Connects to my Sky Hub 192.168.0.0/24) and i have another network card for a LAN side (172.31.43.0/24) connected to a netgear gs116 16-port 1Gig port switch what i have my;

Gaming PC
Wifes PC
Media Centre box in the living room & spare bedroom
Xbox 360
PS4
TiVo box
Sky box (for anytime in the bedroom)

Also have a Netgear WiFI PCI card but it dosnt give much of a signal as we only use it for are phones and one tablet and the squzze box music thing in the kitchen and the nowtv box whats in the spare living room.

I did setup a small Squid cache but theses days ISPs use CDN so there really no point.
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Old 08-07-2014, 20:53   #32
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Re: Your home network

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All that on a 4Mb connection OUCH
Don't get me started! We've heard all stories from Openreach - the last one was Network Rail won't let them run the fibres under the track. Six months before it was a full duct.

We are scheduled to get "superfast broadband" Q3 2015 - possibly before.

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I wouldn't say ouch much. I assume much of the point of the local storage is so he doesn't have to stream everything from the internet
Nope - it serves a backup for my data and photography. Those RAW files are ~25MB a pop and is soon starts eating the GB's!
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