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So I have a network who's router is a pfsense machine. The WAN for the pfsense machine is my home network which everyone else uses. My minecraft server I made is within my pfsense network with a 10.0.0.X range and the home network has a range of 192.168.1.X. How do I make that Minecraft Server accessible to everyone else in the house? I have tried to forward a port in the pfsense machine and connect via the WAN IP for my network and the port but that did now work. Any advice?

I see, and then since the IP ranges are different, would I point the first router at the second router then the second router at the PC IP?

I have a network for just my devices which is separate from the network my roommates use. I want to open a port for a server in my network to access it outside the LAN however, since I go through the house's gateway as well as my own how do I go about doing this?

Yes but a quadro will have more power than both of those cards

Nope, the 3D rendering benefits from raw GPU power.

Yeah but when you virtualize everything is up in the air when it comes to GPU.

OHHH BOYYY, yeah that could mean trouble.

you might run into GPU issues

If it was a front panel USB header then try unplugging the front panel header from the mobo.

I believe they are FB-DIMMS but it seems unclear if it supports 8GB stick or not.

Server 2016 if you know what you are doing or virtualize. Use PFSense and FreeNAS and make another VM for windows.

No I have an old one as a server. Its the 1,1 from 2006

yeahhh I think you messed up a bit, try turning of the PSU for a bit and then recycle power.

TBH I think the Intel Platform would suit you fine for 3D modeling. If you are using SolidWorks it scales better with better GPU performance so if you aren't gaming perhaps a used Quadro would suit you great.

Any good enclosures for a MacBook Pro perhaps? I need ideas as well.