I am looking for some recommendations on how to secure the data of my physical servers (against physical theft)…

Lock the case shut. Run a security wire (like for laptops) to the case and mount the other end to something big / immovable.

Truly paranoid: 24/7 video surveillance.

Super truly paranoid: same as above but in a locked room

Slashdot. Ars. Bleeping computer. Ikeahacker.

2. So it has sonic analysis and sonic adventures? It has “stations”?

https://www.isitdns.com/

Test restoring backups?

Import the backups into another separate system and ensure that the data loads successfully. For additional verification, make sure the data is correct.

If they’re not local, you can put it on a pen drive and mail it to them.

How do I find new communities to join if not for all?

Like where to find them?

http://IsItDNS.com

Thanks for that; the formatting is broken.

I’ll try and figure out how to fix it (it was formatted for the “site that shall not be named”)

This will be the device that helps reduce the amount of ads and blocks telemetry data on devices (mobile device / streaming box / etc) that you can’t utilize some or all of the traditional blocking methods (hosts files / browser plugins / etc). The Pi can also have additional software installed (I recommend PiVPN) to extend these blocking capabilities **securely** when you’re not on your “home” wifi.

When it comes to a “secondary”DNS… [there is nothing like a primary and secondary DNS server. These indications are quite misleading but many systems adopted it this way. Pihole only list the DNS servers as primary and secondary, because this is what the providers write on their pages. The bad phrasing is supported especially by how Windows handles it.](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/primary-vs-secondary-dns/1536/2)

[Most operating systems implement DNS servers as alternatives, not as fallbacks, i.e. they will query any of both servers from time to time, so it is quite likely that you will loose your Pi-hole filtering capabilities (at least partially) [if you specify a secondary DNS server on your network].](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/secondary-dns-server-for-dhcp/1874)

The **ONLY** DNS server you should have set on your network is a/the PiHole(s).

When it comes to a “secondary”DNS… [there is nothing like a primary and secondary DNS server. These indications are quite misleading but many systems adopted it this way. Pihole only list the DNS servers as primary and secondary, because this is what the providers write on their pages. The bad phrasing is supported especially by how Windows handles it.](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/primary-vs-secondary-dns/1536/2)

[Most operating systems implement DNS servers as alternatives, not as fallbacks, i.e. they will query any of both servers from time to time, so it is quite likely that you will loose your Pi-hole filtering capabilities (at least partially) [if you specify a secondary DNS server on your network].](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/secondary-dns-server-for-dhcp/1874)

The **ONLY** DNS server you should have set on your network is a/the PiHole(s).

When it comes to a “secondary”DNS… [there is nothing like a primary and secondary DNS server. These indications are quite misleading but many systems adopted it this way. Pihole only list the DNS servers as primary and secondary, because this is what the providers write on their pages. The bad phrasing is supported especially by how Windows handles it.](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/primary-vs-secondary-dns/1536/2)

[Most operating systems implement DNS servers as alternatives, not as fallbacks, i.e. they will query any of both servers from time to time, so it is quite likely that you will loose your Pi-hole filtering capabilities (at least partially) [if you specify a secondary DNS server on your network].](https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/secondary-dns-server-for-dhcp/1874)

The **ONLY** DNS server you should have set on your network is a/the PiHole(s).

Does OSMC have a multi in Bluetooth pairing system?

What OS is the Pi running? Libreelec? Something else?

Plus, you could pick a server that quashes free speech (looking at you .world)

(Yes. I know I’m guilty too)

It’s one thing to expose a single port that’s designed to be exposed to the Internet to allow external access to items you don’t care if the entire internet sees (Jellyfin).

Ots other thing when you expose a single port to allow access to items you absolutely do care if the entire internet sees (Immich).

Or the magnets inside; SCSI magnets are killer strong.