… or how to enable www-ssl on MikroTik? By default on MikroTik devices only HTTP tcp/80 is enabled. The traffic going through this protocol is not encrypted and shouldn’t be used where authentication happens. RouterOS […]
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Author: Laci
yum history
On RHEL/CentOS, yum history is not well-known but is a nice way to undo package installs, including dependencies, or updates. Usage is self-explanatory. I provided some examples below: If you really want you can undo […]
Visual Studio Code – Edit Multiple Lines
Visual Studio Code is a free and awesome editor from Microsoft for Mac, Windows and Linux. I recently discovered that you can select multiple lines at the same time. I was missing this coming from […]
L2TP VPN on MikroTik
There are better documentations with more details on how to create an L2TP VPN via IPsec for Mikrotik, this one is mostly for my own notes. In case you are using the same subnet on […]
Mikrotik – Safe Mode
Whenever you work on a network device there is a chance that you execute the wrong command and you lose connection. This can be bad, mostly if you are far away from the device or […]
MikroTik DNS Client
If you are receiving your IP from your ISP through DHCP there is a good change you are also receiving the DNS servers. By default MikroTik is going to propagate them to your LAN. This […]
CFengine
A tiny bit of cfengine
The Best Of Armin Only – 2019
This weekend there was a very special Armin show in the Johan Cruijff ArenA – Amsterdam. I wish I’d have been there. However if you missed it as I did you can watch & listen […]
Netwait on FreeBSD
I’m sure your server is running at least one service which needs network. Once in awhile happens that the server will start all, or at least is trying to start all services but the network […]
DNS Blacklist on WRT
Recently I found a forum entry with a script for blocking ad’s via DNS for WRT (or any other OS using sh and dnsmasq). However it was missing two features: a white list and a […]