In my previous post, I said that I was going back to Cisco because of Ubiquiti’s poor handling of their security breach. That’s not the only reason why I’m going back. Houston, we have ads This has received mixed opinions, but if you’re telling me about something, regardless of whether it’s your own product or […]
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This blog post has been in the works for a while, but after the latest snafu with Ubiquiti, I’m calling it quits and going back to Cisco. What happened Yesterday, Brian Krebs posted an article that the Ubiquiti breach was “catastrophic” according to a whistleblower. Yikes. We all knew the breach was bad, but it
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File this under “Technical Drama” but if you haven’t heard, Netgate, the developer behind pfSense, sponsored a FreeBSD kernel module for Wireguard which brought it into pfSense 2.5.0 which was released back in February. Netgate committed these changes to FreeBSD and this module was slated to be included in FreeBSD 13.0 set to be released
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I run Lenny on my FreePBX server with his own DID that I give out to vendors or in cases where I don’t want to give out my cell phone or business number. It comes in very handy because this isn’t just a bot. This is a bot that will listen and then respond. There
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In my homelab, I run HP servers. I’ve always liked HP servers since my employer switched to them from Dell in 2012. At home, I’ve ran a HP ProLiant DL160 G6 for a couple years now. It’s a beast! Very reliable hardware and doesn’t make too much noise. But there’s one problem with older generations:
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