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Thank you for the feedback! It is always appreciated! I’m still trying to figure out much detail is too much.

Turn the volume up. I had it half way and he was pretty clear.

I don’t run VMs directly on TrueNAS anymore but you should be able to get a DHCP reservation if your gateway is set up correctly in your TN Network panel. If not you’ll want to check your router to see if you’re having any issues there.

I would personally spend the $250 for the new M3 Pro

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Regular Ethernet cables for me with no issues.

I try! :)

No problem!

Thanks man! Much appreciated!! 🤝🏾

For the $100 difference, I’d get the newer machine! You’ll have longer support & newer hardware in general.

Resolve Studio is fine. It all comes down to licensing which is outside of Blackmagic’s control.

Thank you sir!

I record all of my videos in H.265 (XAVC HS) but but upgrading to studio resolved it, yes.

M1 Pro should be enough for your needs. Half the cost too!

Thanks Bruce! Looks like you have some amazing machines haha. Those two will be great for a long time!

Of course, thanks for watching!!

You got the best spec! Thanks for your support!

Thank you and yeah people usually assume the newer version is better!

@@johnstech7it's probably coz apple put in massive performance with the M1s to completely crush the intels

lol thanks!

Thank you! Thanks again for supporting the channel!

I’m not sure what you’re asking but the new M3 Pro machines to my knowledge use triple-channel memory instead of dual channel on the M1 Pro machines. I haven’t had any issues.

Thanks for supporting the channel! For portrait video, the resolution should automatically adapt. If it doesn’t, you’ll want to swap the resolution numbers. 4K for example in landscape will be 3840x2160 and in portrait orientation will be 2160x3840. Let me know if you have any questions!

@@johnstech7 thanks

this! B-rolls are very important. Just show close ups of the macs mentioned etc. Keep up the good work.

Nice! A 15 inch MBA was a possibility for me as well but I’d rather have the SD card slot + performance.

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!

I laughed out loud. Thanks for supporting the channel sir!

Yessir! M3 Pro was shipped back haha. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!

Did you try to convert them in Handbrake?

Thanks for your support! I have a 16 inch and a 12.9 iPad Pro. I usually take the 12.9 when I need the portability but can go without a full laptop experience.

Thank you! 🤝🏾🙏🏾

Haha of course! Thanks for supporting the channel!! 🤝🏾

Ahhh I feel that pain. I’m so sorry to hear that but I hope the rebuild works better for you!

Yessir! 🤝🏾

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Thank you, I appreciate the support! 👏🏾🤝🏾

I didn’t have a UPS. I decided to switch to UniFi for simplicity + cloud management if needed. At the time, I was planning to roll out a similar firewall solution to remote sites and wanted to get something fairly resilient (one of the remote sites sometimes has power outages for 5-8 hours on end) as I won’t have physical access after it is installed.

Hi, thanks for supporting the channel! I run LXCs for any service that sits directly on top of the system without another containerization system like Docker. From what I hear it’s possible to run docker on LXC but for stability reasons I’d rather run those as a VM since they would qualify as nested containers. VMs are for everything else!

@@johnstech7 awesome thanks for the explanation

Of course!

Hi Daniel, Thanks for supporting the channel, I really appreciate it! I think I did a deep dive in this video, but I can look into revising firewall rules in a future video! I’m not a CISO so I’ll fine tune some of the rules to increase security at some point in the future.

@@johnstech7 Hi John, ofcourse! I really enjoy your video’s. Yes you did! I was especially wondering how you configured your off- and online IoT networks. Are you blocking ports 443, 8080 etc. on the offline networks? That kind of rules/routes i’m interested in. I’m also not a CISO but i’m very interested in network security. Thanks again for your time and hope to see future videos. 👌🏼😎

Hi Daniel, Good morning! I’m actually still using the simple rules in UniFi and not the advanced ones. All it does is block any traffic from the IoT-Offline & Management network that heads to the WAN interface. This also blocks clients accessing on a VPN as well so I added another rule that allows the Proxmox hosts to hit the internet. For IoT Public it still has access to the internet but I block traffic if it’s starting from the IoT-Public VLAN to Default or Guest, but the other way to Public is allowed. Any other traffic from Public to Management or Offline is dropped. Guest also isn’t able to talk to those Management & Offline networks! Also multicast is enabled so devices on Untagged, IoT-Public and Guest can find the AirPlay devices that are available. This doesn’t require a firewall rule.

@@johnstech7 Hi John, I’m going to experiment with this. Thank you for your explanation! Keep doing what you do. You put a lot of afford and care in your work. Its just a matter of time when you will blow up on the tech side of TH-cam! 😜

Thank you sir! 🙏🏾🤝🏾

Hi Tristan! Thanks for your feedback on the video! I really appreciate it! I think XCP has a slightly older kernel compared to the modified proxmox version so I assume it would tie back to that. Don’t quote me on that though! You have a good point on using Docker for XOA. I’ll look into that instead of cloning my VM from XCP. Thanks!

Hi there, I love this comment! Thanks for your words of wisdom! I’ve been trying out different technologies so I don’t become stagnant in my career. I’ve definitely felt some of what you said about companies sticking with a solution that just ends up wasting resources. I really appreciate you! 🙏🏾

well said. totally agree. i’m a 15yrs sys engineer/devops

Hi, thanks for watching the video! I know XCP is able to do backups and passthrough hardware! I just don’t want to manually compile Xen Orchestra while Proxmox has all of those features built in without a subscription. Also, I am running on some consumer micro PCs and those just don’t work that well for passing through USB ports in Xen..so that was another factor. I would frequently have to spin a VM for the deprecated XenCenter Windows client to run certain tasks just not available on XO just yet. I’m also running mostly Linux guests so I figured I may as well go with KVM. In an enterprise environment, I’d prefer XCP over Proxmox (if Nutanix KVM/AHV isn’t in the question) since I’d most likely be working with Windows guests (still not sure about how ready windows virtio drivers are) and less “sideways” tinkering required in the command line.

@@johnstech7 the XO from source script is dead simple...it literally takes 60 seconds to update...can even set it up as a cron job.

That still doesn't fix the other points I have. I'm not bashing XCP, Proxmox just works better for my use case.

@@druxpack8531 it’s working for me like a charm and onetime when a feature didn’t work for me, the Xoa team contacted me me upon a bug I opened and it was fixed on the following day ! And they followed it up to confirm it been resolved

Hi there! I enabled Jumbo frames on my OWC 10GbE Thunderbolt adapter on my MBP in System Prefs -> Network -> (Interface) -> Details -> Hardware page. No special drivers/kexts needed. The NIC connects to my UDM Pro which also has jumbo packets enabled. I turned on switch exclusion so it has jumbo packets on the UDM only. The other device on the UDM is my TrueNAS Server (on the R740xd).

No real update, still stock! I experimented with some wireless CarPlay solutions that integrate into the rear mirror but those weren’t reliable for me. Not really interested in wired CarPlay especially when I can just mount my phone and get more functionality that way! My other concern is losing MDI (iPod) support, music info in the dash, the CD changer and it appears some GTIs suffer from battery drain from aftermarket radios.

Of course, thanks for your support!

Thank you, I really appreciate your support! 🙏🏾

Thanks! It's actually a basic rack from amazon! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C64X8J8R/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1