I recently acquired another Raspberry pi 3b+. Instead of adding it to my homelab and throwing more docker containers on it (I wanted to) I ended up making it a retro gaming console. I decided that it would be a good addition to my collection, allowing me access to all of the classics. Requirements Raspberry […]
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I have been wanting to setup something on my local machine to manage all my SSH sessions from one location. I generally am only on one computer managing various VM’s. I previously was running some PowerShell scripts just to open the session but I found Solar-PuTTY to be a good solution. Especially considering the fact
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A few weeks ago I had received my Raspberry Pi. I purchased the Pi to run some services here at the house. My motivation for this was from a reddit post showing off its dashboard using homer, a docker container. I have not touched docker yet outside of some vulnerable containers for pen-testing (Web Goat/DVWA),
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As mentioned in a previous discussion I have recently started a Minecraft server. The purpose of this server was to not only have fun but to learn more about Linux. I have a good foundation but I want to continue growing that into a large city! Anyways, the reason I mentioned Minecraft again is because
Automating execution with Cron tab! Read More »
Recently as discussed in my last write up I have started a Minecraft Server. Not only did I want to do this for the game aspect but I felt there was a lot of learning that can be had with managing a server. I would say I have a decent base understanding of Linux so
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Part II of this instructional will help explain the process for setting up a DNS server along with configuring the Active Directory forest we just created in part I. The AD Forest is the location where all information and configuration regarding the network domains, users, computers and group policies are stored. The DNS server is
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This week I was able to set some time aside and get my server back up and running. This server was gifted by someone in the industry who no longer needed it. I am forever grateful for this and hope one day to give back to someone else who is learning. This post is going
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I took off of learning anything other then topics related to Security+ for the last several months. I had a goal day for September 20th to become certified. As of September 4th I am now Security+ certified! Super excited to continue on with this journey. So with that being said it is back to the
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Today I took some time to do a quick write up about Bash. I am very interested in programming and scripting. If their is one piece of advice that stuck with me, its the fact that automation is essential. Looking back to a company I worked for briefly, the technician was doing a job which