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Gitea and Jenkins with Nginx SSL Proxy on Ubuntu
Install Ubuntu 20.04 I install a minimal desktop instance. Install packages needed for later: apt-get install -y vim git build-essential openssh-server curl wget Update and upgrade: Open the firewall ports needed for later: Install Gitea First install MariaDB Server for … Continue reading
Cisco Language for LaTeX Listings Package
Recently I have been working on documenting Cisco code in LaTeX and could not find a language definition for Cisco configurations in the Listings package. Of course I ended up defining my own and figured I would share it here … Continue reading
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VMware Troubles
At the Circus we have been having random reboots and are struggling to figure out the culprit as no one can seem to find any errors in the logs. In order to help narrow the scope I wrote this script … Continue reading
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More Services for the Lab Server
After setting up TACACS+ and FreeRADIUS I decided to go ahead and add more services to my main test lab server. I am using CentOS in the lab, and decided to add a syslog server and an FTP server to … Continue reading
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General Purpose Lab Server
I have a number of servers in the lab, but my main server is a jumpbox that straddles the lab and our network named TLTS1. I wanted to be able to really test authentication in the lab so I decided … Continue reading
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Backing up Lab Routers
I have put quite a bit of work into my lab routers and the configurations, enough that I have begun to worry about about how much work it would be to replace my current set up. I have been backing … Continue reading
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VIRL on Bare Metal
I just fought installing VIRL on bare metal for nearly four days. I worked my way through multiple how-to’s and installed it three different times. Eventually I gave up doing it by the book and tried my own thing. First, … Continue reading
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Micronics Training with Narbik
I haven’t been posting much about my studies for the CCIE this time around. My studies have been all consuming as I have been trying to get in 30 hours a week on top of my normal work. I may … Continue reading
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Webmail with SSL Certificates
This stack is part of a larger project that I created nearly ten years ago. I am on the fourth rewrite of this for some internal email. We are in the process of migrating from Cyrus and Squirrelmail to Dovecot … Continue reading
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Linux NAT with a Web Interface
In 2006 I wrote a web interface for Linux NAT tables. It was not pretty, but it moved NAT from the core routers or firewalls onto a server that the PC Techs could manage. The goal was to push management … Continue reading
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