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FreeBSD router take 2 (pt. 4): Demoting my ISP's router - eerielinux
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Linux as a router with iptables, bind9, and dhcpd
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| | [AI summary] This article explains how to configure a Debian-based Linux system as a router using iptables, bind9, and dhcpd for network management and services.
| | www.micah.soy
Wireless Workgroup Bridges ยท Micah Henning
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| | Not too long ago, I gave my brother a decent Pentium 4 Dell PC. Now that I brought him a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, he decided he wants to use it to run an IRC server. There is a bit of a hiccup, however. The PC can only connect to the network via wired Ethernet. There are not any Ethernet jacks in his room.
| | jwillmer.de
UXG-Lite router and Vigor-167 modem configuration
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| | I'm using the UniFi UXG-Lite as a router in my home network. It connects to my DrayTek Vigor 167 modem (previously Vigor 130). In this post I publish the set...
| | jeff.noxon.cc
Setting up WireGuard between Linux and iOS - @jnoxon's thoughts
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| WireGuard is a modern VPN that's designed to be easy to configure, performant, and secure. The ease-of-configuration is really important. If you've ever set up IPsec, you know what I mean. OpenVPN isn't awful, but it isn't good, either. WireGuard has both a Linux kernel implementation as well as a Go-based portable implementation that works on Mac and iOS. Official Windows support doesn't exist yet, but is on the way.