Refresh streamhoard.md with current features, trim resolved historical incident narrative from index.md/servers.md

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Myron Blair
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**Password order to try if first fails:** `Joker1974!!!``Joker1974!``Gonewalk1974!@#` (DO only).
**MediaStack-35's ad-hoc interactive SSH intermittently failed** (resolved as non-issue — the automated backup script's own key-based access always worked fine; root cause was never found, and it's moot now since that VM is destroyed). If a similarly-flaky interactive SSH pattern shows up on another host, don't assume it's a real access/security problem before checking whether an automated path using the same credentials still works.
## Server Map (current)
| Host | IP | User | Password | Purpose |
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| Synology NAS | 10.48.200.249 | nas | Joker1974!!! | Media + MSP360 backup storage, DSM 7.3.2, Gitea |
| FortiGate | 10.48.200.1 | admin | Joker1974!!! | Router/firewall — admin GUI on **:9443**, not 443 |
**Destroyed 2026-07-23 — do not use these IPs/VMIDs for anything:**
| Was | IP | VMID |
|---|---|---|
| Jellyfin | 10.48.200.33 | VM112 |
| MediaStack | 10.48.200.35 | VM103 (also briefly `.136` mid-migration) |
| WireGuard exit container | 10.48.200.67 / .19 | CT110 |
`10.48.200.35` is currently squatted by an **unidentified rogue device** (SSH banner `OpenSSH_8.4p1`, exposes NFS shares named `TimeMachineBackup`/`Public`/`iTunes` — looks like an old Buffalo-brand NAS). Found during the migration, never tracked down/removed. Don't be surprised if that IP answers but isn't what you expect.
**Retired, do not use:** `10.48.200.33`, `.35`, `.67`, `.19`. `.35` is squatted by an unidentified device (SSH banner `OpenSSH_8.4p1`, NFS shares `TimeMachineBackup`/`Public`/`iTunes`) — don't assume that IP is safe or known if it answers.
## Proxmox API
```bash