Everything today is a tab in your browser but sometimes you just want a dedicated app; 😬 nativefier is a great little utility for creating a middle ground, you get a single window application for any website you want!
IMHO Home Assistant is most useful as an app, Alt-Tab'ing to ...
There's quite a few options/roles in ansible-galaxy or github to generate a Let's Encrypt Certificate, before running a random role it's good practice to review the tasks to get an idea of what it's doing. Jeff Geerling is a very reputable source for ansible roles ...
There's quite a few posts online around setting up dnscrypt-proxy on a USG or EdgeRouter but what about a CloudKey? This post will cover some high level instructions, I'm going to assume that if the reader is willing to customise their UniFi by installing non-standard packages that they ...
It's good practice to sign your powershell scripts, especially in an enterprise environment with an internal CA as it allows you to quickly identify internal code and if it's been modified. I've tweeted before that the process is a little cumbersome and have been meaning to post ...
I recently purchased a Teltonika RUT240 to use as a home 4G router, and very quickly I got irritated by the self-signed certificate on the WebUI! 😬 It's been a very long time since I've needed to really delve back into let's encrypt, certbot on centos meets my ...
I'm in the process of trying to see if I can get DNS over HTTPS working, my forum post didn't provide a direct answer therefore I'm going to document the build/compile/install process, at time of writing I'm not 100% sure if the package is ...
I quite enjoyed my recent foray into setting up an example Azure Firewall, so he's a sequel! 🙃
As before, the post will be screenshot heavy but not all screenshots, the plan is to deploy a vulnerable web application behind the WAF in blocking mode so we can see basic ...
It's been a while since I've done a Technical How-to, recently I wanted to get my head around Azure's firewall appliance, here's an example setup and in true MicroSoft style it comes complete with Point-n-Click screenshots! I'm assuming you at least know how to navigate ...
Back in the day - Windows 2000 era - we would block TCP/53 on the firewall, at the time this was because DNS queries were on UDP/53 and TCP at the time was used for Zone Transfer.
A zone transfer, is where you ask a DNS server to give you ...
