Happy Saturday, /g/
It's time for Home Server General! Are you fighting the cloud menace with your own hardware? Writing your own software and testing it in experimental environments? Are you running 87 virtual machines just because you can?
I'm in the middle of adding a new whitebox host to the environment. Once this is done, I'm going to be running tests on six 2TB drives before I consolidate them with the LSI card into a RAID10 array. Started when I woke up, been drinking beers, building, and testing all day.
Also, how fucking goat is IPMI? This is my first Supermicro board and I'm impressed as hell. I've previously just used old desktop parts for my servers
Most I got is a server running owncloud and mail on an old dell t300 poweredge.
Got a hpc cluster in the works, what kind of stack should I setup and what could I run on it for shits and giggles before I have written my own shit for it?
>>54550217
Depending on how powerful it is, dedicate 100% of it to some folding/BOINC program, screenshot it and use it for shitposting for a few years until desktop PCs catch up
>>54550568
Its 20 1.8 dual core acer e1-531 laptops resurrected from the grave with 8 gigs of ram.
I've been just looking for something fun, like a physics simulation or some kind of distributed nerual network ai
>>54550693
Do they support VT-d? Could make a fairly powerful virtualization cluster with thouse
I-i have rpi with minidlna, ftp, apache and nodejs
Raspberry pi 2 here, can i host a webserver, a gitlab server and an owncloud istance and a torrent client at the same time? Or will it put too much stress on the machine?
>4TB RAID5
>4TB HDD
>rtorrent downloading anime
>streaming to my 5k iMac
Feels good.
>>54552390
No lol
>>54549791
I have RAID1 of 1TB, 3TB, 2TB, and 4TB drives just because it's cheaper and faster to do local. I'm using some shitty-ass 1.8Ghz single core athlon CPU but it's still kicking so I'll keep using until it dies.
Mine is a banana pi, with a hdd.
Running minidlna and znc. Still trying to setup rutorrent, not too familiar with webservers.
It's setup mostly like a desktop arch linux install. I wonder if that was a bad idea.
How do you guys setup your server?
Really wanting to get into this whole thing, but only have experience with low end VPS in remote locations. I have about $200 to spend, and just looking to do light things like a torrent client, znc, and maybe a few VMs.
>>54554042
I filled up my old AMD desktop-turned-server's 24GB of memory without ever setting up an rtorrent server. Once the migration's complete and I get all the content off the NAS datastore and onto this RAID10 array, that's the first new VM I'm building.
>>54554181
Do you have an old anything that isn't being used? Desktops are preferred, but laptops work too. Try looking up if you have something with a CPU that supports VT-x or VT-d, and if so, install Proxmox, ESXi, or Hyper-V on it and go crazy.
If they don't support it, that's fine too! Install a traditional Linux instance and set up your services as containers, so they're portable for when/if you decide to upgrade to a headless hypervisor
>>54552318
kek'd
>>54554253
Unfortunately I have pretty much nothing old laying around. I have a Rasp Pi 1 B, but the last time I even tried installing rutorrent it didn't go well.
>>54549791
How easy is it to set up a home server?
Could I just get an old laptop, install Linux and be able to set up a server easily?
Anyone got tips on getting started in developing home servers and shit?
>>54554884
Depends on what you want to do and how far you're willing to go to do it right.
But basically yes.
>>54549791
I have a Dell PowerEdge R810 2U Rack Server with 64 logical cores and 512GB ram. Here is one of my primary Windows 2012 servers.
>>54554901
What I want to do? I just want to mess around to create a server in a variety of different ways, as a hobby and so I can learn and possibly use it in the future.
I'm willing to go as far as it takes to do it right.
>>54554884
>>54555009
Before you go off and invest time and money, I recommend using a virtual machine lab for testing if you have not installed or setup any servers. Then, you can decide on either buying hardware or going with a VPS. DigitalOcean and Ramnode are the best IMO. Just remember if you buy your own hardware, you are at your own risk if hardware fails.
>>54555009
You need a specific goal."Setting up a server" is too generic.
When I setup mine, I had the goal of a dlna+rtorrent+znc server. When I got the hardware, I picked a distro, read the wiki and go from there. It wasn't too hard, except for rutorrent since I don't really understand http and php server config (but could still set it up, I just wasn't willing to go far enough).
>>54555078
>>54555009
Also, choose you guides carefully. Some of them are pretty shitty.
Read the wiki/manpage of whatever you're gonna use first, if it's something important.
>>54554884
Anything can be a server. Don't get bogged down in hardware. Enterprise hardware exists for extreme reliability when large amounts of people are using it.
Figure out what specifically you want to do. For example, if you want a web server, you can still run that off a laptop. And to be honest, you'll learn more by working with hardware restrictions. Someone that can do more with less is always more valuable than someone that can do less with more.
>>54555078
Alright, I mean, I want to try and set up a server for multiple different setup purposes just so I get the experience but I guess initially I'll try to create a setup so any work I do, gets uploaded to the server automatically, which then keeps it updated in MEGA or some shit for access outside of home.
Maybe I'll also try out setting up a DLNA + rtorrent server like yours for streaming data.
>>54549791
Been waiting for this. Assuming I have no old machines to reuse, are there any good entry level server machines I can purchase? Is it viable to buy a rack server or something and power it at home?
I've been using old laptops so far as crappy home servers, looking to upgrade to something that can take more drives.
>>54555297
That is going to depend more on the client than the server. Even a basic storage server would work for that.
Most people would setup a rsync or git server for this.
Assuming you got the hardware (anything will do if performance isn't too much a concern), next is to pick a distro. Pick one that suits your criteria (stable or experimental, minimal or complete,...) and see if it has any issue with your hardware. Then learn to use its package manager and other tools. Read its wiki.
>>54555390
Racks and rackmount kit in general is fairly expensive. You're looking at a few hundred dollars just to get the rack and chassis, before any hardware.
If you're going to tiptoe into the home server thing, you might consider a whitebox like I run. The actual components won't likely be too different than your standard custom PC build. You CAN use a desktop motherboard and CPU, but you'll probably run into issues trying to load more than 32GB of memory on them.
Once you're looking at 3U and 4U sizes, most all components can be standard components for a desktop, no need to get expensive PSUs or deal with riser cards and the like. And you can use larger fans in them, so they can be quiet like a desktop as well. The downside here is that because they take up more U's, you can fit less of them in a rack. For a new user, that's not likely to be an issue. (Exercise for the reader: Google "Lack Rack")
But if you're willing to go all in, and if noise isn't an issue, take a look at your local craigslist or ebay. You can find some PowerEdge R710s that are fairly inexpensive these days, but keep in mind those bastards are LOUD. Enterprise kit is expected to be thrown in a rack at a datacenter, not stored next to your desk.
>>54555507
>Google "Lack Rack"
LackRacks are for niggers. You can get a 12U OnStage RS7030 for $30.
>>54555390
A microserver sounds like your kind of thing.
>>54554992
Why is it in a workgroup and why did you give it 12 single core processors?
>>54556033
Are prebuilt microservers heavily marked up? I'm also considering building something myself, playing around with PCPartPicker.
Do you guys normally run Debian or CentOS (or something else) on your servers?
I am a moron and installed ESXi onto an old laptop
Best decision in my life.
>>54556276
Arch Linux.
>>54556276
at work rhel
at home windows (for now)
>>54556495
hi adam
>>54556164
Not really, most of them run at $300-$500 on eBay, and you get shit like hot swappable drives and ECC RAM that you won't in some cheap ITX shitbox.
I've currently got these in my house.
I own 2 of them and the 3rd is work's server.
In my 2 I've got an E3-1280v2 and an i3-2120.
Storage is about 7TB over both and 20GB RAM.
Going to upgrade the i3 to another E3-1280v2 and the RAM in it to 16GB making 32GB all up.
Also adding more 4TB drives.
I also have the rack mounts for them but I need a rack, currently nothing is really the right fit but I'm still looking.
>>54556771
Forgot image
>>54556276
I like debian
I've got:
HP Proliant dl360 G6 ESXi running
2x Windows 2012R2 domain controllers
1x Windows 2008R2 Weeaboo SQL-server
1x Windows 2016TP5 "remote server"
4x CentOS7 running ownCloud, Seafile, Teamspeak, and a testlab for docker (currently running wordpress and sql)
(Also lab environment including 1x pfsense and 4x windows servers/clients)
Supermicro SC813/X-SIL(something):
CentOS7 with 4x4GB disks in ZFS, NFS shared to DL360
Some Buffalo NAS wit 2x2GB
Raspberry PI running pihole and soon splunk light
And a Supermicro Atom running pfsense with openVPN and an ipsec-tunnel to my mum's
>>54554992
please post your task manager, desu senpai
>>54557241
>4x4GB
>2x2GB
GB should be TB...
I'm using a Raspberry Pi B+ to host a private Website at home.
HP gen8 microserver
ubuntu server 14.04
xeon E3 1240v2
16gb ecc ram
4x4tb raid10 ext4
3x3tb concatenated ext4 over SAS
1x3tb external usb3 disk
just use it for shitoads of media, porn, qbittorrent, plex, centralised backups and testing shit in VMs
>>54557708
Forgot about the LSI 9207-8e
>>54556771
You can make a rack with parts from ikea for like $20. Google "lackrack"
>>54557914
already did, I don't want crap I want quality.
Best server reporting in!
I use it to test things and to learn how to server
It's SSH server, FTP server, Apache server and pretty useless server...
>>54557708
Verdict on the gen8? I have the previous version n54l microserver. It's getting pretty dated for my needs now, and am thinking of the gen8 but the price is a bit steep currently
>>54558366
It depends what you need it for I guess. The base model is fucking cheap nowadays, about £180 in the UK. I stuck with the stock gt1610t cpu for a while but bought 16gb ram from the start which isn't very expensive anymore. I managed to grab the xeon for £80 which was lucky as they are getting hard to come by.
It has a couple of quirks which require some tinkering. If you want to have 4x hard drives in AHCI mode and use the ODD sata port to boot from it needs a bit of work. My ubuntu has grub installed on a sd card that then points to my SSD on the ODD port.
iLO is very handy to have, even the free version.
It can get a little loud when under full load (1x 120 or 140mm fan and a tiny 60mm PSU fan) which isnt a problem for me personally but I know a lot of people run these boxes near them whereas mine is in a corner in my spare room I use for storage.
Also if you plan on going well beyond 4 drives then the obvious choice would be a tower or something rack mountable.
>>54558366
Forgot to add:
Compared to the n54l, which is a handy little box to have, it's a pretty big upgrade. It much more enterprise orientated, ECC ram, iLO, basic raid functionality and some other neat stuff.
oldish pic of the house server cupboard
been a bit neglacted in recent months so tidying it up a bit
youmu sitting next to me reconfigured with a new ssd and fresh xenserver install - pulled the raid card from her too, wasn't really doing much,
>>54558533
Hey fellow xenserver user, whats those blue and red cases for the raspi's ?
>>54558590
they are modded cobaly raq3's - replaced the lcd display, buttons and leds and rigged them to be controlled by a pi gpio, and tapped the 5v line on the psu to run everything inside, few coats of spraypaint on the front bezel and some stickers.
original plan was to put a pi cluster in them but wasn't practical - so just house 1 or 2 because why the hell not?
>>54558366
>price is a bit steep currently
I paid £100 with the cashback (cheque is in the mail, apparently) for mine. Not steep at all for a new server.
I already had a E3-1220L v2, so I got the base G1610T model and replaced it. AES-NI and everything.
The firmware bug which ran the (Delta) fan at 100% when in AHCI mode is, thankfully, now fixed and not a problem. It usually runs at 6% here and is almost inaudible. I could replace it with something else - proprietary connector, but someone figured out the pinout for an adapter.
>>54558510
That's exactly what I did; SD card /boot, SSD on the SATA-2 ODD port (with a floppy Berg power to SATA power adapter) stashed in the top (I just used insulation tape to mount it), it's nice.
I've got four Seagate Archive v2 8TB drives in there with dm-crypt/btrfs. It works for me. They're not suitable for everyone's use-case.
Lilbro
I always wanted a home server, but my NEET lifestyle doesnt allow it.
>>54558695
£100 is incredible for what you get. The base one is the only one worth getting price/performance wise. I see the non-base models at £350+ which is money that would be better invested in a regular tower server in my opinion.
>proprietary connector, but someone figured out the pinout for an adapter.
I would cum buckets if I could buy an adapter for that. I'm a total shit when it comes to soldering so it's probably for the best to leave it for now but I'd love to cut a hole somewhere and add another fan.
I never had an issue with the fan speed as I got it after they released the firmware to fix that. However when the server is under load for a while it does get hot in there, baring in mind that the cpu heatsink doesn't have it's own fan and its a 4 core xeon after all.
Since I installed the LSI 9207-8e I think the fan runs at ~10% when idle. It's also in a room that gets warmer than most other rooms in my house.
>>54558781
>buy any shitty laptop/desktop you can find
>install whatever you want
>serve
>???
>profit
>>54558510
Mmm, ok. Might have to jump on it
>>54559338
If you really fucking hate it just sell it on, you should be able to get most of your money back.
>>54558695
Where did you get it for that price? All the usual suspects i'm looking at are going for £350-ish.
>>54549791
Tossing up between linux or bsd for my server, really hard to decide. I mean bsd seems neat as fuck but linux has btrfs which is going to be the bees knees in a few months.
Anyone got good arguments for/against bsd on a home server? I don't really know much about it, it just seems nice.
I run sshd, rtorrent, fetchmail, dovecot, nginx, znc on an old prebuilt from 2006
>>54559564
Make sure you're looking for the base model with gt1610t, the others are hopelessly overpriced.
I bought mine off amazon but I've seen them go for similar prices on several other websites.
>https://www.amazon.co.uk/HP-712317-421-Microserver-G1610T-NOHDD/dp/B00G2UQCD6/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1463314234&sr=1-1&keywords=microserver+gen8+hp
Just one example.
I'd like to remote into my system but not rely on installing anything on the machines main OS.
I have a supermicro workstation board which allegedly supports AMT, but in the bios it says the ME firmware is version 0.0.0.0 so I guess its not flashed?
Anyone know anything about installing AMT firmware? Is there some official intel source where I can get it or do I need to get it from supermicro?
>>54559708
>mfw i lost the serial tag with password on it for my microserver
wat do?
>>54554992
So why the fuck you use Windows Server and not linux or *BSD based OS?
>>54560067
Your iLO login details?
>>54558639
Thanks senpai :)
>>54560067
Cry
>>54560067
reset the password?
>>54559581
BSD has ZFS which is better than btrfs
>>54562121
Whoops. Runs my plex, teamspeak, samba share, and seafile.
>>54562060
Not for long. Right now, yes. I'm unwilling to commit when BTRFS is going to trump it.
>dont have to pay for my own electricity
>want to find some older servers to use
>always see people on forums/4chan talking about how they get old servers for free from businesses/craigslist
>decide to take a look around
>literally everything is 500+ in my area
>everything is pieces of shit that are worth $200 at the most
>cant find anything on ebay either
help me /gee/
>>54562359
Build one...
>>54562359
where you from
Anyone know of a good 24-port gigabit switch that can do layer 2 routing? Preferably fanless and <$100.
>>54559874
I'm assuming your talking about IPMI, that shit triggered me harder than anything, my Supermicro complained when I tried updating the firmware through some supermicro bullshit, and it refused to work properly (some IPMItools detected it, or traces of it)
Turned out the fucker who owned it before me didn't like disabling it through BIOS so the moved the hardware jumper instead.
TL;DR
Make sure the jumpers are set to enable
>>54563152
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Netgear-GSM7224-24-Port-10-100-1000-Mbps-Layer-2-Managed-Gigabit-Switch-/111909184430?hash=item1a0e4ea3ae:g:5A0AAOSwG-1Wxhk4
>IPMI
iLO master race
self build servers is 4 da kids
>>54549791
I want to host my home folder in my home server.. which means when Im not home, I don't want any of my folders on my computer.
What's the non-retarded way to do this?
I usually just mount directories using sshfs
>>54556784
That has to sound like a Boeing 747 is taking off
>>54563997
R210's are pretty damn quiet
>>54558533
>>54558639
die in a fire, fat, pedo, tripfag piece of shit
>>54558639
This looks seriously pretty. I'm jealous.
Any info on how to connect the pins/display? I might look for a case like this..
>>54556771
the lackrack is quite shitty, but ikea sell numerous other things that are the right size for rack equpment
I used to use a set of drawers from ikea for my rack, now I use something I whipped up from a couple lengths of 2x4, a length of 2x2 and assorted wood offcuts
works well anon, personally I think its better than a regular cabinet (for my usage), but thats all subjective
>>54560067
Give it back Tyrone...
>>54549791
your terminal is made by java?
do you get ratted by wgetting from the wrong sites?
So, how many of you /g/ents run BOINC on your servers?
Some time ago I had a dedicated AMD GPU just for the einstein@home tasks.
>>54562509
trying to get a cheap used one like I always see anons getting
>>54563109
florida
>>54565948
anons lie, anon, thats how i comfort myself at night
im also looking for a cheap used server, I'm in the UK, if anyone can help
I want something to sit on top of a cupboard in the corner of my room and run ftpd, samba, a wordpress instance and the most demanding of the lot, perhaps an occasional minecraft server (unimportant).
I saw one suitable earlier but I missed it, asus matx mobo, six 1tb enterprise drives, 16gb ram, amd fx-4310 in a supermicro chassis, but I was thinking I'd need more storage than that allowed and didn't end up bidding - really kicking myself for that oen
I considered reusing old parts for a new build, but all I have is an old AMD Phenom II quad core.
>>54565015
I used 16 x 2, HD44780 lcds - very cheap ($2-3 if that) and very well documented for use with a raspi
what are your experiences with windows server 2012 r2? how reliable is it? personally, i have found that it randomly restarts more than win10, which i am currently using. the machine is only a media server, so it doesn't really need to be robust, but i do value up time. any thoughts?
>>54567791
Use Linux or BSD
>>54567935
i've tried. i would stick with it, but the one program that i need, doesn't quite work properly in linux. need to jump through hoops in order to get it installed. even then, it failed.
>>54558639
>>54567575
What the fucking shit am I looking at, you gutted an old server computer and stuffed a diddy ras pi inside? Why?
It's pretty neat if you have lots of house space, but that's a lot of wasted space.
>>54567966
What is that program?
>>54568144
Or an easy way to rackmount a raspi
>>54549791
Hello
I was going to make my own seafile server but I am afraid I need my own domain name for that. Is there any way I could actually sync all my selected files from laptop, server, tablet and phone?
Does ownCloud and seafile absolutely require a domain?
My seedbox/backup/file server
>>54554152
Google a lot. Learn by breaking shit then fixing it. Setting up web services like torrents etc isnt that hard, it just takes patience
>>54549791
just learning how2virtualize here
thinking of
* openbsd pf vm with a ruseset rdr-to
* a standalone mail server with clamd cruft
* a shell/application server
* a solaris play around server
what have people who run their networks on VMs found is the optimum ratio between role separation and maintainability? e.g., a tor daemon is 1 package yet needs the kernel to open 20k+ files
Who else /FTP_SERVER/ Here?
Dedicated WiFi Router + Raspberry Pi + 250 GB
>>54559581
>>54562189
>btrfs
>7+ years of development
>still considered experimental/unsafe for real use
>it`ll be better than zfs soon just you wait and see
>>54571046
these days i pretty much run everything through ssh except for mail. it simplifies config when you just put "localhost" for everything and allows for things like secure, transient VNC sessions and persistent shell sessions with tmux
/sftp/
Homeserver/desktop
Been slowly setting it up to my liking as a file host and general dev environment.
Once the next Amd or NV series drop I'll be VR'ing it up while site hosting.
>>54571072
Fun fact that netgear NAS filesystems uses btrfs
What is best tot automate things on *BSDs so i don't have to install it again if something happens?
>>54571046
Why set up FTP when you can just use SFTP
>>54571322
it's better for large non-sensitive files, though the sshd encryption isn't a huge bottleneck, it can add up
http is another option and you don't have to fuck around with ftp user accounts
Why isn't everyone going crazy over this?
I just found this the other day, and bought a set.
A single one of these is better than a current gen i7
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131567596148
>32 threads for $120
I badly need a storage server, and I can't seem to find anything suitable (quiet, efficient, cheap, fit 6+ 3.5" drives) on ebay, its all shit thats a decade old
I whipped this up last night, what do you think
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/bY7Jzy
alternatively (preferably), does anybody have any pointers for buying second hand servers on ebay (no other brits up at this time, rip)
I want to set up a storage/media server for around the house and later play around with light webhosting, nothing that's really going to be servicing more than 3-5 people simultaneously although I might want to try hosting some ancient gayme servers (Quake 2/3, CS 1.6/CZ, etc). Are 4gb DDR3 and a i3 4160 (dual core) a-ok for what I'm looking to do? Should I go for a NAS drive or just a normal HDD?
>>54549791
Running freenas and pfsense. Got a vpn going for my laptops. I run owncloud and an rss scraper for news I am working on improving the filters. Its just python with beautiful soup. Also have plex going on it which I use with chrome casts around my house.
What should I do next?
>>54571112
And Netgear makes the shittiest NAS systems I've ever used. Synology blows them out of the water and I'm not saying it's solely because Synology uses ext4, but I'm sure it isn't hurting them any.
Need a server case, needs to be
rackmount 3U+ or pedestal
have at least 3 5.25" drive bays and be cheap, or have 4 hot swap bays with backplane
use a standard ATX power supply and fit a full sized ATX motherboard
Can't be Rosewill iStarUSA, or Logisys brand
>>54570852
>I was going to make my own seafile server but I am afraid I need my own domain name for that.
You don't need a domain for that, if you are going to host it locally, then just serve it through your server's local IP.
If you need access from outside you local network, then you can connect to it through your external IP.
>>54571666
>Are 4gb DDR3 and a i3 4160 (dual core) a-ok for what I'm looking to do?
Yes. Bonus points since the i3 supports ECC RAM.
>Should I go for a NAS drive or just a normal HDD?
Doesn't matter that much, just avoid Seagate and WD Greens.
I've only got a nas running openmediavault and a proxmox machine with 2 vm running h@h and the other's running macros on some webpages. I'm severely under utilizing the proxmox box but I'm not sure what else I should use it to virtualize.
>>54571112
Why do you say it like Seagate make good NAS systems?
Do you guys use Docker?
How do you set up your host machines? How many containers do you put in them?
Does a Raspberry Pi with a 32GB USB stick count as a home server?
>>54551941
Unfortunately only vt-x as they're shitty Celeron 1005Ms
Top to Bottom inside rack:
-2x Intel NUC
CPU: Core i3 5010U
RAM: 16GB
Function: set up as ESX HA cluster
-Router, Ubiquity EdgeMax Pro
-Switch 1, Quanta LB4M (48port 1Gbps, 2port 10Gbps)
-Switch 2, Arista 7124SX (24port 10Gbps)
-Server 1, Supermicro 1U
CPU: Core i3
RAM: 16GB ECC
SSD: 4x 1TB 850 Pro RAID 10
NIC: 2x10Gbit
Function: Datastore for vritualization
-Server 2, Supermicro 2U (Twin server, 2 nodes)
-Node 1:
CPU: 2x Intel XEON E5-2650v2 8 Core HT
RAM: 128GB ECC
Storage: ESX on USB
NIC: 4x10Gbit + 6x1Gbit
Function: ESXi Virtualization server
-Node 2:
CPU: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2609v2
RAM: 32GB ECC
SSD: 2x 512GB 850 Pro RAID 1
RAID CARD: LSI MegaRAID SAS 9286 8e SGL 8 + LSIiBBU09
NIC: 2x10Gbit + 2x1Gbit
Function: Storage server, RAID card is connected to the 4U JBOD underneath it.
-JBOD, Supermicro 4U
CASE: SC847 E16-RJBOD1
HDD: 37x 4TB RAID 60
-Old norco case storage machine
CPU: Intel i7 920
RAM: 24GB
SSD: 1x 128GB
HDD: currently 8x 2TB
NIC: 2x10Gbit
Function: Test server for storage stuff
-DL160G6
CPU: 2x Intel Xeon L5520
RAM: 32GB
HDD: 4x 1TB RAID 10
Function: Test server.
-DL140G3
CPU: 2x Intel Xeon E5345
RAM: 16GB
HDD: 1x 160GB
Function: Test server.
-Router, Coldspare Monowall (supermicro C2D)
-Router, Coldspare pfSense (supermicro C2D)
>>54568819
Teamviewer. I've tried the directions on their website. I've tried multiple versions of Linux, including Ubuntu (multiple versions of that too) and Centos. Went through their forums and tried differing methods. Found directions on the support sites for the distros themselves and went through their forums. Then rechecked. re-downloaded. verified the version again. Then started over. Still no dice. The only step I've not taken is to open a ticket with Teamviewer. I said fuck it and experimented with Windows again.
>>54579285
Teamviewer is shit for linux senpai. Just use SSH and x11 forwarding.
>>54579203
how did you learn how to configure this?
i'm just starting my cisco cert books and I have an empty rack sitting around
My brother moved away and left me a 16 core 32 thread workstation. No idea what to do with it. I could use it as my main and use my current main as a home server. But I don't want to migrate my shit. So what can I do with it?
>>54579507
>SSH and x11 forwarding
Shits too hard, just use Chrome Remote Desktop.
>>54571366
Go check the motherboard prices
>>54579507
>>54579285
learn to use SSH, i would never use x11 forwarding myself
>>54579285
the fuck you need to do in linux that you cant do from a shell
are you trying to run teamviewer without xorg or something
shit nigga what are you doing
