How to Install self-hosted Commento and Use Nginx as Reverse Proxy
How to Install self-hosted Commento and Use Nginx as Reverse Proxy
Guide to install Commento and it's required dependencies like PostgreSQL, setting up required Commento configuration and it's SystemD and use Nginx as reverse proxy to serve Commento instance using HTTPS.
Virt-Manager: sharing data between host and guests (libvirt virtio-fs)
How to Host a STORJ Node
How to Host a STORJ Node
Step by step guide to run STORJ Node, an open-source cloud storage platform, S3-compatible platform and suite of decentralized applications.
Self-Hosted Ghost: How to Upgrade Ghost v4.x
Self-Hosted Ghost: How to Upgrade Ghost v4.x
Step-by-step upgrading Self-Hosted Ghost version 4.x, the latest major version of the product.
Guide to Run Monero Node on VPS
Guide to Run Monero Node on VPS
Supporting Monero by building new public nodes on VPS or virtual machine.
LibreNMS Distributed Poller on Low-end Server Resources
LibreNMS Distributed Poller on Low-end Server Resources
A personal snippets to run distributed LibreNMS poller on low-end server resources to monitor hundreds of devices and sensors.
Set Up IKEv2 VPN Server and Clients
Set Up IKEv2 VPN Server and Clients
IKEv2 contains improvements such as Standard Mobility support. This is my personal snippet to set up IKEv2 VPN server & clients for multiple servers.
Configure IPsec/XAuth VPN Clients
Configure IPsec/XAuth VPN Clients
Following these steps allow you to configure your Android, iOS, MacOS, and Linux machine using IPsec/XAuth (Cisco IPsec) VPN.
Configure IPsec/L2TP VPN Clients
Configure IPsec/L2TP VPN Clients
This is the next part after you successfully set up your own IPsec VPN server. Following these steps allow you to configure your Android, iOS, MacOS, and Linux machine using IPsec/L2TP VPN.
IPsec (L2TP, XAuth, IKEv2) VPN Server Auto Setup
IPsec (L2TP, XAuth, IKEv2) VPN Server Auto Setup
A few years ago, I've found this gem which allow us to set up our own IPsec VPN server with L2TP, XAuth and IKEv2 on Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, and CentOS.
Implementing Firewall Protection via Iptables Port Knocking
Implementing Firewall Protection via Iptables Port Knocking
Strengthening server security by leveraging port knocking techniques in conjunction with iptables firewall functionality.