- Use of a Managed Switch with a trunk line to all of the vlans in the house saves a lot of running around.
- Use of Tasmota controlled extension cables can give you control of power to the RPis in case there are moments when you only want to concentrate on specific RPis for an experiment
- The managed switch on the desk where you wire up experiments gives you extra network connections when needed.
- The key is to be able to work on just what you want without having other thins on when you don’t need them to be on.
This is a blog mostly about techie things, what I am doing to my apartment network on the cheap, IOT, 3D Printing, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, ESP32, ESP8266, Home Automation, Personal Weather Stations, Things That Go Bump in the Night, and some side issues that need discussing. Remember, sometimes the journey to an end is as much fun as the goal achieved!
Sunday, March 21, 2021
Tips #10 - Network Setup for Raspberry Pi Static Experiments
After some time working with Raspberry Pis (RPi) I have been able to figure out the kind of network setup that makes sense when you develop over a period of time. Here are some particulars of what I have found:
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