Despite its age, Active Directory does a pretty solid job of identity management. A lot of businesses still rely on it, and numerous third-party systems offer ways to integrate with it. While AD doesn’t do much for system management when it comes to Linux machines (unlike GPO’s for Windows), it’s Read more…
There are other articles out there that can give you a basic setup, however this is how I would recommend properly setting up Nextcloud 21 on Debian 10 (Buster). Why the “properly” qualifier? Well because many of the other articles I’ve read will get you to the point of a Read more…
Let’s face it, if you’re reading anything on this blog chances are you have a closet server too. It might be some old hardware glued into a shoebox, or a 10 year old server that was “really good at the time”. If you’re especially lucky, it might even be reasonably Read more…
Ah, Proxmox with InfiniBand… This one’s been coming for quite a while… Proxmox is an incredibly useful and flexible platform for virtualization and in my opinion it holds it’s weight well even against the “big players” on-scene. E.g Hyper-V, ESXi, and even XCP-NG – given the correct use case. That Read more…
I recently performed this setup for a client who runs EAP access points in an enterprise environment. Naturally while TP-Link offers a version of the Omada controller for Windows, said client experienced multiple issues with running it on a Windows Server 2016 install… I thought “What’s the best way to Read more…