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Originally Posted by Raekwon
Plex server hard drive died, was running it on Win 10 so I bought a new 8TB replacement and decided to use Freenas instead of Windows 10. Takes some learning but once up and running its nice. I will say there must be some known exploits with it since I started it up I had 5000 attempts to connect through ssh port from Russia. Probably just trying to get in before the default passwords changed. Man the internet is a scary place.
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Are you running with a signed cert on your domain? If you are go through and use Cloudflare as a DDNS to block those Russian hacker connection requests. I just geo block all countries I don't expect to get a connection from now. Was getting way way too many PHP remote execution and password hack attempts from Russia, China, Romania, Ukraine, etc.
Also if you are running a Plex stack, consider Unraid. I found it much better than Freenas after trialing both from a convenience standpoint for my Plex server replacement a few months ago. Certainly took a lot less time to configure and set up w/ the docker support.
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Originally Posted by PsYcNeT
So I'm planning out my CPU/Mobo refresh for this year, and I'm seeing no AM4/+ motherboards with built in Thunderbolt? I thought Intel licensed some earlier this year.
I probably will be sticking with Intel just to have onboard TB at this point. Screw tracking down an expansion card.
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Some X570 boards have TB headers, Asrocks boards do anyways.
https://www.amazon.ca/X570-Phantom-G.../dp/B07VXYYG7F