My big problem with the move is getting rid of things that were in the area that I will be moving into and consolidating the things in other areas that will be necessary to continue this HomeLab project of mine. I am vacating a room that will shortly be made into a bedroom for the potential of having either my granddaughter or my grandson and wife stay with us. I am all for that, and it won't happen for another year, giving me time to accomplish what I need. I am just a hop skip and jump away from retirement anyway. But now I have to figure on not only my servers, but my main computer in my Personal vlan, and my desk where I piddle with Raspberry Pis and Arduinos. I also have a new hobby of 3D printing which I will be adding to the HomeLab through an OctoPi interface. Now I have to deal with lack of power for all these devices in that one room. I also have to think of possible future inclusions such as servers and whatnots. I will have to run one or two Ethernet cables to support the move, but that is the least of my problems. Fortunately, I also have enough APC devices to power up everything.
I have decided that three areas should be enough to do what I want. I am moving my RPi Cluster and Server/NAS to a shelf unit which was already in place in the room. I will deposit my main computer that is behind the second firewall into the hutch. I will then bring the table that I have been using for the main computer into the room and place it where I can do experiments with electronics and small computers. I am also thinking that I need to setup a terminal at the desk to connect to RPis and computers with VNC over SSH and RPN over SSH. Seems like I will need to setup a localized certificate authority for everything. I really have grown to the point that I do not trust anything anymore in terms of moving information across a network, even if it is my own network.
I don't really want to buy any more equipment so I am going to repurpose one or two switches to fit into the network. I do need to clean up the switches to not reference vlans that are not being used. In addition, I have to be careful to keep an administrative vlan going between major systems.