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WholeTech LAN · fleet map · 25 entries · sync'd to RemotePC 2026-05-19

Every box, every Claude install.

A live, sortable map of every computer on the WholeTech LAN — what Claude software it runs, what supporting tools it has, what role it plays in the network, and a per-machine checklist of everything that should be on it. Cedar Creek and Hot Springs in one view.

Click a hostname in the table to jump to its checklist. Boxes you tick on a card save to localStorage on this device — Paul ticks from whichever machine he's auditing.

Last refresh: May 2026 Sites: Cedar Creek (TX) · Hot Springs (AR) Sort: click any header · Filter: chips below
01 — Fleet at a glance

The full fleet table

Every machine, both sites, every column sortable. Click a header to sort, click again to reverse. Numeric columns sum into the footer row — and the footer only sums machines currently visible (so site filters recalculate). The Score column is the count of yes-boxes across the install columns (max 7) — a quick "how done is this box" indicator.

site All · Cedar Creek · Hot Springs · status All · Active · Inactive · — rows shown
Site RemotePC name Hostname Type OS RAMGB DiskGB CD CC Git Node gh rclone SSH Score Role
Totals (filtered)
active inactive Y installed / yes N missing / no ? unknown — verify 7/7 fully configured 4/7 partial 2/7 bare CD = Claude Desktop · CC = Claude Code CLI
02 — Cedar Creek · 180 Ladybug Ln · TX

Cedar Creek machines

One card per box. The checklist on each card is the canonical "what should be on this machine" — tick items as you confirm them. State persists in your browser. Anchors: each card has its own URL — link from anywhere with /lan/#<hostname>.

03 — Hot Springs · 186 Echo Pt · AR

Hot Springs machines

Same layout. The HS fleet centers on the Spa Bee — the primary daytime workstation, RemotePC-shared so beelink1 and beelink2 can view the same session simultaneously (see the naming worksheet for the full RemotePC topology).

04 — Standard template

What every WholeTech box should have

The reference checklist all per-machine cards measure against. If a machine is missing more than two items, it gets prioritized in the next build sweep.

Identity & OS

  • Hostname follows {cc|hs}{4-letter-location}{descriptor} — set in Windows Settings → System → About → Rename this PC, on macOS System Settings → General → Sharing → Local Hostname, on Linux hostnamectl set-hostname. Reboot after rename so hostname reports the new name.
  • RemotePC display label matches the hostname exactly.
  • OS fully patched. Windows: Settings → Windows Update shows "You're up to date". macOS: System Settings → General → Software Update.
  • Power: Never sleep on AC for any machine that's a viewer target, backup leg, or wall display.

Claude software

  • Claude Desktop from claude.ai/download. Signed in. Dark mode. Font size Large. Pinned to taskbar / Dock. Registered as a startup app (shell:startup on Windows, Login Items on macOS).
  • Claude Code (CLI) via the standalone installer OR npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code. claude --version works in a fresh shell. OAuth session active.
  • ~/.claude/ (or %USERPROFILE%\.claude\) carries the canonical memory + skills set. New machines copy from a known-good source via USB or git rather than starting empty.

Supporting tools

  • Git — for Windows, git-scm.com (Git Bash comes with it). Branded "Git for Windows" in Programs.
  • Node.js LTS — only required for the npm install path of Claude Code. Skip if using the standalone installer.
  • GitHub CLI (gh)winget install GitHub.cli on Windows, brew install gh on Mac. gh auth status shows logged in as paulwalhus.
  • rclone — for any machine that participates in the 6-leg backup. rclone version + rclone config show lists b2:, droplet:, gdrive: at minimum.
  • SSH key at ~/.ssh/id_ed25519. Pubkey installed on root@143.198.182.180 (the droplet) if the machine needs to push there.

Network & backups

  • DHCP reservation on the local router pinning the machine to a known LAN IP.
  • Documented in /computers worksheet — hostname + role + active status.
  • Part of the 6-leg push if it generates content (droplet, B2, GitHub, Google Drive, HS NAS, CC NAS).

Workflow conventions

  • Backup-before-touch: any destructive file edit creates *.bakYYMMDD first (per Paul's rule).
  • No ANTHROPIC_API_KEY stored on local machines — OAuth only, smaller blast radius.
  • Local C:\ (or equivalent) is Claude's workspace for active builds; finished work archives to CC NAS.
Memory note — The data on this page is point-in-time and partially inferred from naming + memory files. Per-machine values marked ? need confirmation from the box itself. The plan is for each machine to gain a small lan-report.json that pushes its real state to the droplet on a weekly cron — until then, this page is the audit worksheet.