Posted in Announcements, Linux Network Admin Tips, Network Security Tips on Jul 17, 2020
Clustered Network has released a Unix / Linux shell script that will autmatically create UFW firewall rules allowing traffic to your webserver ONLY from Cloudflare. This forces all fo the http/https traffic through Clodflare's Network. The script can be found on github at https://github.com/clusterednetworks/ufw-block-http-except-clouldflare.
Posted in Linux Network Admin Tips, Network Security Tips on Jun 30, 2020
Linux has really evolved over the years. We have been using Linux on the Desktop for well over 15 years now, and for the few times I have to use Microsoft (due to customers request) I must say that Windows is very frustrating. These are 10 reasons I suggest switching to Linux on the Desktop.
Posted in Linux Network Admin Tips, Uncategorized on Jun 17, 2020
These are the instructions I use to install the Google Play Store in Anbox on a Linux Computer. Once installed you should be able to log into the Google Play Store with your account and install google apps.
Posted in Linux Network Admin Tips, Network Security Tips, Uncategorized on Dec 09, 2019
Bogon networks are invalid on the internet, as they are networks that have been reserved for special use, or have not yet been allocated to a customer. These networks should not be seen on the internet.
Posted in Linux Network Admin Tips, Uncategorized on Nov 21, 2019
Have you ever wondered what colors mean? If you are thinking of creating a new logo you may want to check this out.
Posted in Announcements, Linux Network Admin Tips, Network Security Tips on Oct 15, 2019
As more and more websites become compromised, it is ever more important to use a differerent password for every site. Our new Strong Password Generator will assist you in creating different passwords with options such as length, type of characters and symbols.
Posted in Linux Network Admin Tips, Network Security Tips on Oct 14, 2019
Literally millions of people subscribe to Google's Public DNS servers of 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. Suppose you have just made changes to your domain DNS records on your Authoritive DNS Servers and you want to get the propagation to go though quickly. Unless you have set your TTL (Time to Live) down to a low number like 5 minutes, it could take a day or more to propagate.