Self Hosting: Episode 2 - Firewall
Software Used: * OpenBSD 7.7 Introduction The firewall will separate the segments and provide protection for services that must cross the segment boundaries.
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Notes on DPI...
Some quick notes on setting DPI for High Density Displays and X11.
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HA @ Home
At work I had build a global, highly redundant, scalable network that always provided best experience no matter what was thrown at it. At home... well, you've heard of the cobblers children?
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BYOES: Part 2 - Reading Mail
Setting up an IMAP server using Dovecot on OpenBSD
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BYOES: Build Your Own Email Server on OpenBSD
One of the big lie's of the Internet is that "email is hard and you shouldn't do it yourself".
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Giving packets a label
One of the things I like about OpenBSD is that it has so many ways to communicate with other systems. Today I explore building an MPLS network using OpenBSD.
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OpenBSD + VMD + autoinstall
OpenBSD comes with a very simple, very nice hypervisor called vmd(8).
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OpenBSD + LDAP
You have a bunch of user accounts that you want to keep synchronized across multiple systems and services. How would you do that?
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DNS64 + NAT64 on OpenBSD
What do you do when your machines only communicate on IPv6 and you need to connect to an IPv4 only service? Translate.
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OpenBSD + Wireguard
Is Wireguard just another way to secure communications? Maybe... but let's take a look.
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OpenBSD + GRE + IPSec
Setting up GRE+IPSec is easy... right?!
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Quest for a Window Manager
To be frank, I was never really in love with the mainstream window managers.
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DNS at home
First let me clarify what I'm talking about in this article.
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Anycast DNS...
Howto set up an AnycastDNS server using OpenBSD