In this Saturday Afternoon LIVE, I kicked things off with a quick check-in (and yeah… I was a little under the weather) and then we got into the big headline of the week: the FCC’s new rules around banning “new” foreign-made “consumer” routers in the United States. I shared a couple of articles and talked through the key words that matter—new and consumer—plus the practical questions we all have, like what “foreign-made” really means when so many brands are headquartered here but manufacture overseas. I also brought up the real-world tradeoff nobody can ignore: if manufacturing shifts fully to the U.S., what happens to pricing for home network gear? From there, I gave an update on my Proxmox cluster issues with a GMK Tech mini PC (node 2). I walked through my MEMTest86 troubleshooting, the shutdown behavior during certain tests, temps I was seeing, and what changed after reseating the RAM—only to have the problem return. I also asked for input from folks with more Proxmox experience on what happens if I have to swap the hardware and move the NVMe boot drive to a replacement node. Finally, I shared a couple of Grandstream updates: Grandstream confirmed and reproduced the point-to-point pairing issue (receiver overload due to transmit power in US/Canada) and is working toward a public firmware fix. I also showed the new ProAV features added to the ProLine switches, including built-in port templates (NDI, Dante, AES67) that automatically apply QoS prioritization for AV workflows.