Networking Why I'm not recommending VyOS anymore and how I built my own I used to like VyOS quite a lot as a general-purpose lightweight Linux-based easily virtualised router appliance. It didn't really have anything to complain about, other than the fact that the latest build
Networking Hyper-V Server 2016 + Intel I350 = weird problems I have a two-node Hyper-V failover cluster where both nodes have a four-port gigabit PCI-e NIC installed for additional reduntant network ports. The first node has an older Intel PRO/1000, whereas the
Networking VyOS RADIUS user authentication Authenticating VyOS users with RADIUS is easy, but there's a couple of gotchas you should know of.How to actually do itYou can configure one or more RADIUS servers for authentication under system
Homelab Installing Debian in LVM on an USB drive (and EFI booting it!) This post is largely based on Will Haley's post over here. I've combined it with various Google searches to show how I built a minimal Debian image, ready to be written to an
Linux Solving De-ICE S1.110 The De-ICE S1.110 is an entry-level vulnerable live CD image, meant for learning the very basics of penetration testing. I, being an absolute beginner in such, decided to tackle the challenge. I
Programming C# Gotchas Recently, I've been working on a couple of C# projects to try and bring myself up to date with .NET Core's latest development. Disregarding my issues with unit testing, I ran into some