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bigDottee@geekroom.techJoined: 2025-03-05 |
Over the last year, I have been trying to work through getting VLAN's setup and operational in my Homelab... so that I can not only experiment, but also to start segregating services from PC's and putting things like IOT devices and Guest devices on their own VLANs. I come to you today, with a working solution for my own homelab. This post is mainly just to discuss the current state of my homelab, but also look for suggestions on how you would make any changes to my layout. Current Hardware:
VLAN's:
All servers are running Proxmox as my hypervisor. Proxmox nodes are NOT configured with VLAN and currently only reside on LAN. Haven't made the move to put those on VLAN ... when one of them hosts the system that controls traffic to those VLAN's... so thinking just leaving them on LAN and limiting access. VM's & Containers: Hyper2:
Hyper3:
Hyper4:
Hyper5:
Hyper6:
This all works pretty well currently. I've been doing some more research and finding that folks have done things a bit different with their server VLAN's... and just trying to get opinions on what would be better. I recognize that currently, my reverse proxy is in the Infra VLAN, which would be fine... but it's the same RP that is used for public access... which has me thinking that it should go in the DMZ OR I should setup a second RP (but introduces an issue with keeping TLS Certs in sync ... Tear my setup apart... let me have it. What suggestions do you have? What am I doing wrong? What am I doing right (if anything)? |
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