This is definitely one of those things I didn’t know that I didn’t know. What kinds of restrictions are there on domains, generally? I thought I could just get the cheapest domain that somewhat resembles the name I was going for. I’m not in the market for a domain yet, but I suspect I will be in a few months.
It took me about 50 YouTube videos to get me to a point where I believe I now understand what a reverse proxy is and how I should use one.
I’ve crossed that threshold in Dunning-Kruger where I see how much I don’t know, and it’s simultaneously disheartening and stressful. But hell, what am I going to do now? Quit?
I’m trying to properly learn VLANs and set them up so that I’ve got “self-hosted services exposed to the internet” and “everything else”. So far, the only thing I need to isolate is a NAS with Jellyfin and Komga, but I plan to add more services via a mini PC later. The thing that has made this whole journey frustrating is that every time I try to learn something, even laser targeted, I don’t get the full answer from the first thing I find, and the next answer I find introduces more complexity. I think what I need is a managed switch from my local Micro Center like a Netgear GS108Tv3, to replace the switch currently in my office. Then, if I understand correctly, I think I need to put the NAS (and eventually mini PC) on their own subnet and use VLAN rules to allow traffic to that subnet but not from that subnet to the rest of my LAN. But it’s hard to determine if I’ve even got that right.
Thanks. Yeah, some of the ones I was targeting were cheap domains like ampersandrew.xyz or whatever. I don’t think I’d be doing anything so fancy as to violate the above. What does the OP’s “1.111b class” mean?