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[456.74 --> 457.36] That's the firewall.
[457.80 --> 459.22] I'm seeing a couple of switches there.
[459.50 --> 459.68] Yeah.
[459.76 --> 466.12] You've got a POE switch with eight ports for POE running two cameras at least and two, maybe
[466.12 --> 467.76] three access points off that guy.
[467.86 --> 468.12] Okay.
[468.30 --> 469.88] So there's room for future expansion on that.
[469.88 --> 474.22] I think I've only used five out of the eight ports, so I do plan on running another couple
[474.22 --> 474.62] of cameras.
[474.98 --> 475.16] Oh.
[475.92 --> 476.80] Temperature sensor here?
[477.28 --> 477.54] Yeah.
[477.62 --> 485.40] So this is an ESP8266 hooked up to a DHT22 temperature sensor, so it does temperature and humidity down
[485.40 --> 485.60] here.
[486.18 --> 487.88] I put it sort of behind the server.
[488.10 --> 491.66] Now I think about it, maybe I should put it away from the server so it doesn't, you
[491.66 --> 495.44] know, so the heat from the fans at the back doesn't affect the readings too much.
[495.44 --> 500.40] But seeing a new AOTAC Z-stick, and I see it's plugged into the back of the machine there.
[500.46 --> 501.20] Is that what I'm seeing, maybe?
[501.56 --> 505.02] Actually, that one's in a drawer upstairs, because I ditched the Z-Wave stuff.
[505.12 --> 506.54] I see more experiences with it.
[506.64 --> 506.80] Yeah?
[506.96 --> 509.06] And I went the Zigbee route and got the...
[509.06 --> 510.20] Combi Zigbee USB.
[510.38 --> 510.62] Nice.
[510.80 --> 512.16] Is that what I'm seeing plugged in there?
[512.24 --> 516.08] Yeah, there's a Combi 2 in there, as well as connections to the UPS.
[516.14 --> 517.72] So this must be the Proxmox box, then?
[517.86 --> 518.44] Yeah, that's it.
[518.52 --> 519.48] That's the one that does everything.
[519.66 --> 521.22] And so then home assistance around on this guy?
[521.32 --> 522.12] Home assistance on there.
[522.12 --> 524.12] That's got the i5-8500 in there.
[524.26 --> 530.54] It's the ASRock Mini ITX, no, Micro ITX board that I put in there last autumn.
[532.16 --> 532.58] What's this?
[532.76 --> 533.52] 10 or 12 discs.
[533.62 --> 534.66] Why does it say disc failed?
[535.56 --> 536.20] I'm just kidding.
[537.14 --> 537.96] He had me.
[539.32 --> 540.12] He had me.
[540.72 --> 543.88] And then I've got this cool, like, little KVM switch.
[543.96 --> 544.64] I don't know if it's...
[544.64 --> 545.54] Oh, yeah, great.
[545.68 --> 547.92] ...actually connected up, because this is...
[547.92 --> 548.40] Oh, there you go.
[548.40 --> 548.70] There you go.
[548.92 --> 549.98] H-top up on the screen.
[549.98 --> 553.02] So I've been running H-top for the last eight years, maybe.
[553.28 --> 553.64] Yeah, right.
[554.68 --> 556.52] And it does the keyboard, too, which is pretty nice.
[556.62 --> 557.20] That's super handy.
[558.32 --> 559.20] So there you go.
[559.26 --> 559.40] Yeah.
[560.12 --> 560.60] Love this.
[561.46 --> 562.46] And it just runs.
[563.32 --> 563.74] It just...
[563.74 --> 565.06] And it's not loud at all, really.
[565.84 --> 568.46] Well, not really, but I do have the fans turned up, because it's in the basement.
[568.54 --> 568.90] Yeah, why not?
[568.92 --> 569.70] I don't care about it.
[569.78 --> 569.94] Right.
[569.98 --> 571.72] You know, just keep the airflow going through.
[571.76 --> 575.62] And I figure, actually, in the basement environment, having a little bit of air movement is probably
[575.62 --> 575.96] a good thing.
[575.96 --> 576.24] Mm-hmm.
[576.24 --> 578.56] Yeah, probably a little bit of a dehumidifier.
[578.70 --> 579.62] It's probably doing me a solid.
[580.48 --> 580.86] Nice.
[581.28 --> 581.92] There it is.
[582.22 --> 583.04] The famous setup.
[583.56 --> 587.92] I do have some future projects for myself and Brent, because Brent's staying with me for
[587.92 --> 589.64] the next week or two after you guys leave.
[590.30 --> 595.64] So we're going to rewire quite a lot of what's down there, and you redo all the Ethernet into
[595.64 --> 600.76] a patch panel, wall mount a lot of the switches that are down there, probably run a couple
[600.76 --> 602.92] more cameras, pull some more Ethernet.
[602.92 --> 604.44] That's always easier with two people.
[604.82 --> 605.14] Mm-hmm.
[605.40 --> 605.82] Mm-hmm.
[606.44 --> 606.66] Yeah.
[606.76 --> 610.94] And then the other thing we got a little peek at, because Alex's place is so big, he can
[610.94 --> 613.32] have a closet that's basically like an off-site backup.
[614.88 --> 616.08] I did think about this.
[616.18 --> 619.24] So the server is at one end of the house.
[619.24 --> 619.46] Right.
[619.48 --> 620.50] The right-hand end.
[620.86 --> 624.46] And then the room we're in to record is my bonus room above the garage, which is the
[624.46 --> 626.22] left-hand end of the house, as I think about it.
[626.46 --> 627.60] Maybe we should call these wings.
[627.90 --> 628.16] Yeah.
[628.40 --> 631.22] But if there's going to be a pipe bust or something like that.
[631.26 --> 631.78] Well, that's it.
[631.84 --> 632.86] That's the insurance, isn't it?
[632.86 --> 633.02] Yeah.
[633.02 --> 636.42] You know, if a tornado was to blow through or a hurricane was to blow through and knock
[636.42 --> 640.94] the house down, I am out of luck with both of these boxes in the building.
[641.02 --> 641.22] Maybe.
[641.30 --> 643.60] I mean, you can still see one part of the structure could remain standing.
[643.86 --> 644.10] Maybe.
[644.20 --> 645.60] And you're having them on opposite sides, so.
[645.74 --> 646.26] Yeah, maybe.