I have recently been looking into CI and CD, mainly for use at home with my various projects etc. but also to further my knowledge.…
When using my L2TP VPN with the Unifi I realised that it was assigning a different IP Address to my client when it connected sometimes.
This wouldn’t normally be a problem if the remote client was only taking to my internal network, however I run a server that my internal network communicates out to via IP Address, so if this changes it all stops working.
This article walks through how to setup a static IP Address for an L2TP Client.
Recently I had a requirement to setup a content filter on the USG for a client. I couldn’t find much information online so have decided…
Today I had to renew SSL certificates for a vCloud Director 8.10 cell which had expired. I could not find a working guide explaining the…
In this video i will take you through installing Docker on CentOS and some of the most common basic commands you will need to work with Docker.
In this video I talk about what Docker is, how it can be used and how containerisation differs from virtualisation.
For anyone just getting into Docker this video and my Docker series will take you through that Journey.
Git is an open source, version control system (VCS). It’s commonly used for source code management by developers to allow them to track changes to…
When working with JUNOS Switches etc. you may want to monitor the logs over a period of time without loading them every few minutes and scrolling to the bottom?
Well these few commands show you how to do this.
Working with CentOS quite a lot I have spent time looking for configurations that work for various issues, one I have seen recently that took me a long time to resolve and had very poor documentation around the net was setting up an L2TP VPN.
In Windows or iOS its a nice simple setup where you enter all the required details and it sorts out the IPsec and L2TP VPN for you, In CentOS this is much different.
Ubiquiti’s provide a Controller version for other distributions of linux but only display debian on their site, but if you’re running CentOS or another Linux distribution, you’ll have to use the generic controller package. The upgrade provess is so simple! (i have also written this script that makes it even quicker)
I previously explained how to install your own UniFi Controller on CentOS in this article. Once you have it up and running, it’s even easier to upgrade to a newer version. The process takes less than 3 minutes with these steps.
