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The original was posted on /r/homelab by /u/Gua5d1aN on 2024-01-24 01:40:41+00:00.

Hi there homelab community.

I'd like to build a homelab for the purpose of hands on learning of systems.

I'm basically keen to just expand my knowledge into everything to do with sysadmin day to days.

But my wife has decided to go into cyber security and I thought if I could set up a lab environment for her to play around in, that would be ideal because it gives hands on experience.

I've got an old am3 system lying around which I'm going to rebuild and put proxmox on.

What else should I load up?

Also what's the best way for windows clients to utilize the VM's remotely on the same Network?

Cheers 😁