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I'm worried that it might catch on fire. Not worried much about the Ethernet ports.

If Ethernet does work, is it still safe to use?

I messed up and plugged the wrong power cord into my 5 port gigabit Ethernet switch and burnt it. A little bit of smoke came out of the side vent and gave the room a smokey smell. But when using the power cord meant for the switch, the power led still lights up. (I didn't plug Ethernet cable into it. So I don't know if Ethernet ports work.) Could that mean the switch still works and is fine to use? Should I test the Ethernet ports out? I don't think the switch got warm/hot at all.

Sorry if this is in the wrong forum. I am doing something for a class, and am having trouble figuring it out. I've googled it for hours with no luck. I am doing this "Variable Manipulation challenge basic 31" challenge from this website called https://www.enigmagroup.org/pages/challenges and have narrowed it down to a "malicious" redirect to index2.php. if anyone knows how to move forward from there. Please let me know, I think this is the last challenge I need to do. At least, I think it's a malicious redirect. Thanks for the help!!

Im looking at getting infiniband pcie nic, does freenas support infiniband yet?

Sorry, I should've mentioned this part before but forgot. I was talking about the infiniband technology with those 2 brands. I read that infiniband support was in the nightlies for 9.10 i think. But other than that, I don't know if it's officially supported yet or what. Thanks for the help so far!!!!

What mellanox/qlogic pcie 10gbe+ adapters are compatible with freenas? I am looking at getting some from ebay to connect my windows 10 desktop to my freenas server so it's not limited to gigabit speeds.

I know what you mean, but just to be technical. I'm not using it 24/7. I read a while back the ok range for voltage from intel or another forum and it said something about 1.45 or 1.47v being ok. But what I also want to know is if that max temp from the picture is ok. I even tried 4.8GHz but that required the voltage to go higher as with this voltage at 4.8GHz it would bluescreen. Also, you must have a really good chip to do 4.6GHz at 1.33v!

Yeah, thanks for pointing that out for me. It was supposed to say 1.47v

When checking hwmonitor, my overclock i7 6700k at 4.7GHz at 1.7v maxes out at about 90c for the package temp. The cores temps are 87c, 90c, 82c, and 89c. he case is a core p3 case and the cpu cooler is in push pull h100i GTX. How are the temps for my case? Thanks for the help!!!!

I am trying to pxe boot but I keep getting the start pxe over ipv4 error when I try to.

I am trying to follow the instructions on setting up serva for PXE booting but it's not working. Could someone help me understand this? Thanks!!

I know that the android 7.0 update launched for shield tablets and wanted to know that if I downloaded the recovery files (not just recovery img) from nvidia if I could flash that instead of doing the ota update method. Or if I am in an area with no data connection at all, if I could flash 7.0 files then. One of my reasons is because until we know that root and maybe xposed is out for android 7.0, that I could use native 7.0 features then when I need my device rooted, flash back to 6.0 and restore my rooted rom. Is that an ok thing to do? Side question: Is ok to lock the bootloader

My router is an Asus rtac56r. I have a 9TB raid 5 freenas server, I have a used desktop that can be converted to whatever needed. And I put in a PXE compatible Intel gigabit pcie card in the desktop. My network is gigabit. I know that I need to disable DHCP server on my router. But I know that I can't point the DHCP server on my router to the pxe server which I have yet to setup. I'm not sure what os to use for the PXE/DHCP server. What os would you guys recommend? And how can I set this up? Thanks for the help!!

For the dhcp server tab in my router there is DNS server WINS server, manually assign ip address, router domain name and the basic dhcp server stuff but no pxe server IP. There is also a route tab to configure static routes. I don't think that's what you mean though.