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    Changing Jekyll theme

    announcement jekyll github pages

    Announcement of recent changes to this site.

    17 February 2024

    Configure SR-IOV Virtual Functions (VF) in Proxmox LXC containers and VMs

    guide sriov virtual-functions lxc proxmox vm

    This is a guide to setup Virtual Functions from network adapters capable of SR-IOV in Proxmox on LXC containers and VMs.

    05 February 2024

    MITM Demo using AWS API Gateway and Lambda deployed via Terraform

    aws api gateway lambda route53 terraform mitm demo IaC

    Example of using AWS API Gateway and Lambda to perform a MITM deployed with terraform.

    12 June 2018

    Display formatted JSON via command line.

    json cli python3 jq

    Various ways to manipulate JSON with CLI tools.

    10 June 2018

    Let's Encrypt all the things.

    announcement letsencrypt github pages

    Brief announcement changing blog to GitHub Pages with Let's Encrypt.

    10 June 2018

    Using dummynet for simple bandwidth control

    freebsd dummynet bandwidth control

    Control bandwidth on FreeBSD using dummynet.

    06 July 2017

    Installing ronn on FreeBSD

    chyves ronn man page

    Install the 'ronn' man page generator on FreeBSD.

    24 July 2016

    Running poudriere in bhyve and on bare metal

    guide freebsd bhyve poudriere

    A quick guide to installing poudriere on shared volume between a VM and a FreeBSD jail.

    03 July 2016

    chyves pre-announcement

    announcement chyves bhyve iohyve

    This is a pre-announcement for the chyves project.

    14 June 2016

    bhyve now supports UEFI GOP

    news freebsd bhyve

    Quick overview of a recent commit into FreeBSD-CURRENT supporting UEFI GOP with bhyve.

    28 May 2016

    ZFS Volume Manipulation

    freebsd solaris zfs zvols

    Ramblings about ZFS and zvols.

    23 May 2016

    The start of using Jekyll

    announcement

    An announcement of using Jekyll on Github Pages.

    20 May 2016

    Migrating to FreeBSD - Part 5

    epijunkie.com series freebsd solaris zfs stmfadm fiber channel lun

    Part 5 in a series to migrate to FreeBSD.

    03 April 2016

    Migrating to FreeBSD - Part 4

    epijunkie.com series freebsd solaris zfs stmfadm fiber channel lun

    Part 4 in a series to migrate to FreeBSD.

    26 March 2016

    Migrating to FreeBSD - Part 3

    epijunkie.com series freebsd solaris zfs stmfadm fiber channel lun

    Part 3 in a series to migrate to FreeBSD.

    19 March 2016

    PWM fan controller with Arduino.

    epijunkie.com pwm controller arduino

    Due to the loud fans in my Supermicro 847 JBOD, I create a PWM fan controller to manage the 7x fans using an Arduino.

    12 March 2016

    Migrating to FreeBSD - Part 2

    epijunkie.com series freebsd data migration solaris zfs

    Part 2 in a series to migrate to FreeBSD.

    12 March 2016

    Migrating to FreeBSD - Part 1

    epijunkie.com series freebsd solaris zfs

    Part 1 in a series to migrate to FreeBSD.

    28 February 2016

    Fiber Channel for a homelab

    epijunkie.com bhyve poudriere

    Using FiberChannel in a homelab

    12 March 2014

    Raspberry Pi + Arch Linux + FDE + FreeRADIUS3, A low power RADIUS server for WPA2 Enterprise

    epijunkie.com guide freeradius wpa enterprise fde

    This guide explains how to get RADIUS server running on a Raspberry Pi (rPi) using Arch Linux on a nearly Full Disk Encryption (FDE) SD card. This RADIUS server is intended to be a backup server. This post assumes a RADIUS server is already setup as well as a Certificate Authority (CA)

    15 January 2014

    FreeBSD + Freeradius2 + EAP-TLS + ssl-admin, a WPA2 Enterprise Guide.

    epijunkie.com guide freeradius wpa enterprise

    This guide is written to help implement WPA2 Enterprise over a wireless network using only the most secure EAP protocol (EAP-TLS) for authentication. This is accomplished by using FreeBSD as a RADIUS server for 802.1X utilizing only EAP-TLS for verification. This guide doesn’t go into depth on how to secure and harden the FreeBSD machine much further, just enough to get freeradius2 using self-signed X.509 certificates configured and running.

    This guide will also briefly touch on the wireless Access Point (AP) setup as an Authenticator and client (aka Supplicant) in 802.1X terminology) setup on Apple OS X and Android.

    31 December 2013
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