Do your access rules work in both directions? Do you have any strange routing going on? Do you need to configure a static route for the returning traffic?

Sorry, knowing very little about your setup means i can only suggest vague possibilities based on networks i work with.

HDD for long term storage. More reliable, has a higher number (essentially infinite assuming the drive never fails) of read/writes before failing. Cheaper and higher capacity than any ssd or m.2. Also if you dont keep applying a small electrical charge to an m.2 they eventually lose the data. HDD doesnt really lose data as easily. Also data recovery is easier with HDD. Finally you know when a HDD is on its way out as it will show slower write speeds and become noisier etc.

I used to work in a service desk looking after maybe… 4000 desktops and 2000 laptops for a hospital and the amount of ssd and m.2 failures we had was very costly.

So what you are saying is, it’s just as Risc-E

Reddit started from nothing and became popular over a long period of time. If we set the values we want to express now, if it becomes more popular organically later down the line it will be filled with people who share those values and hopefully will never become reddit 2.0

Try monopoly board street names like oxford road or parklane. Or maybe flower names like daisy or pertunia.