# Master device & IP table

Every device on the lab network. Internal IPs only — no passwords live here.

## Infrastructure hosts

IP Name OS What it does
—-———-————–
`10.0.0.1` router — Gateway, DHCP Reservations, Port Forward
`10.0.0.2` pi4 DietPi (Debian trixie) Primary DNS, Primary Edge
`10.0.0.3` macpro Ubuntu 22.04 Docker, Storage, Print, Remote Desktop
`10.0.0.4` mini1 Debian 13 Standby Edge, DNS, DHCP, SSO
`10.0.0.5` mini2 Debian 13 Portals, Home Assistant, Light Utils, Repair Shop
`10.0.0.7` windows Windows 11 Pro Central Hub, Media, Cloud, Games, Agents
`10.0.0.11` shop-desktop Windows 10 IoT LTSC Shop Client
`10.0.0.13` pi5 Debian 13 Notifications, Kanban, Notes

## Family devices

IP Name OS Person
—-———-——–
`10.0.0.24` breanna-desktop Windows 11 Home Breanna
`10.0.0.95` frontdesk Windows 11 Pro Breanna
`10.0.0.108` bill-mba Zorin OS 18.1 Bill
`10.0.0.129` nova-pc Tiny11 (Windows 11) Nova
`DHCP .150-.199` nova-laptop Linux Mint / Zorin Nova

## Other reservations / DHCP

- iPhone `.8` · Tj MacBook `.9` · iPad `.104` · MacBook-Ethernet `.109` - novas-room-sensor `.148` - DHCP pool (served by mini1): `10.0.0.100` – `10.0.0.254`

## Quick mental model

- Servers (`.2`–`.13`) run the websites, apps, DNS, and media. - Family devices (`.24`, `.95`, `.108`, `.129`, laptops) are desktops/laptops/phones. - `.7` windows is the beefiest machine — the “central hub” for media + heavy apps.