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adding persistent static routes on ubuntu

When you need to access networks located on a different network segment, you need to have a route set up so the PC knows how to get to the other network segment. This generally just points to your main...

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OpenMediaVault Web GUI default username and password

If you come across a server running OpenMediaVault, and you aren’t sure what the web GUI password is, give the following a try, as this is the default username and password for OpenMediaVault....

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Signature Images Missing in Outlook 2013

If you have recently installed or upgraded to Outlook 2013, and use html based signatures with images, you may have found that when you send an email using the signature, the recipient doesn’t get the...

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Microsoft are bringing SQL Server 2016 to Linux

Microsoft have just announced that they will be releasing a version of SQL Server 2016 for the Linux operating system. This is a welcome move away from Microsoft’s historical stance of not releasing...

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Enable Web GUI on Brocade vRouter / Vyatta

The following steps show you how to enable the HTTPS web based GUI on Brocade vRouter / Vyatta. By default, the web gui is disabled, so you must enable it via the command line interface if you wish to...

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Enable SSH on Vyatta / vRouter / VyOS

One of the first things you will probably want to do when setting up a new Vyatta / vRouter / VyOS install, is to enable SSH so you can configure it from your desk. The secure shell (SSH) service...

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Format partition with the ext4 file system

The ext4 filesystem is known as the forth extended filesystem, and is the default file system on many Linux distributions. To Format a partition with the ext4 filesystem run the following command: $...

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Combine several mount points into a single virtual one using mhddfs

The MHDDFS package (known as the Multi-hdd FUSE filesystem) provides a method of joining a number of filesystems, of varying size, to appear as one large volume. The benefit of using this over...

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adding persistent static routes on centos

When you need to access networks located on a different network segment, you need to have a route set up so the PC knows how to get to the other network segment. This generally just points to your main...

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Generate SSH Public and Private Keys on Linux

SSH allows for both password based authentication, as well as public key authentication. Public key authentication is generally regarded as being more secure, as it isn’t as prone to brute force login...

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Using SSH Private Key Files with PuTTY

The following guide shows you how to log into a remote server using your private key file. It assumes you already have the associated public key already added into the remote hosts authorized_hosts...

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Generate SSH Keys on Windows with PuTTYGen (the PuTTY Key Generator)

To generate SSH public and private key pairs on Windows, one of the easiest tools to use, is the PuTTY Key Generator “puttygen.exe” (which can be downloaded from here). The resulting generated files...

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Force .Net Application to run as 32 bit

If you have a .Net application that has been compiled with the target CPU option set to AnyCPU (as opposed to x86 / 32bit or x64 / 64bit specifically) and you are running a 64bit operating system, that...

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Secure MikroTik RouterOS Router via CLI

Mikrotik RouterOS devices are extremely powerful router devices. This can sometimes mean that the configuration of them isnt as simple as point and click for a new user. This howto will outline some...

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Mikrotik RouterOS Remote Vulnerability Exploiting the Winbox Service.

It was discovered on the 23rd of April 2018, that there was a remote vulnerability being exploited in the wild, that is exploiting the Winbox service on RouterOS based devices (Mikrotik / Routerboard...

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Convert PNG Images to JPG on Ubuntu via the Command Line

Converting png images to jpg is extremely simple using linux. The examples below will show you how to install ImageMagick, which is the software that actually does the conversion, and what commands to...

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Adding persistent static routes on Ubuntu 18.04 and higher using netplan

When you need to access network devices located on a different network segment than the one you are on, you need to have a route set up so the networking stack knows how to get to the other network...

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Common VPN ports and protocols

The following is a list of the common VPN connection types, and the relevant ports, and protocols, that generally need to be open on the firewall for VPN traffic to flow through. PPTP Protocol Port TCP...

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Setting a static IP address on Ubuntu 18.04 and higher using netplan

During the installation of Ubuntu, it will try and automatically obtain an IP address using DHCP. While that may be fine for most users, if you are wanting to set up a server, the chances are you will...

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Installing VMWare Tools on Linux

This guide will step you through the steps to install the VMWare tools onto a Linux machine. In some cases, open-vm-tools may already be installed as a default package in your distribution. Below are...

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