Network Engineering is not just a job. It is a lifestyle
I don’t really import VMs via OVA to my hypervisor. I tend to install from the ISO file. With the COVID-19 quarantine going on, I thought it would be a best time to learn Red Hat and may attempt to take the RHCSA 8 exam. To do this, I would need a lab. The quickest […]
Importing OVA file to Proxmox 6.1.3 Read More »
I thought I would post about this one. I was trying to install XRDP to my MX Linux VM for my Apache Guacamole access. However, I encountered an issue. The issue was I get a black screen, but I can move the mouse cursor around. To make a long story short. I was missing a
From the previous post, we chatted about upgrading the VyOS system using different methods. However, what if something went sideways and did not go according to the system upgrade plan then what now? This is going to be a short post and we are going to explore the options based on two different scenarios: After
VyOS system rollback Read More »
I just want to say this and this is also has mentioned in the VyOS wiki that despite VyOS is based off Debian Linux, do not use apt upgrade or apt dist-upgrade; otherwise, you will break your VyOS instance. There are several ways of upgrading the system. The first one is to use the direct
Starting version 6.1, this method does not apply anymore. This has been annoyed me for a while, whenever I add a new VLAN to my Proxmox server, I would have reboot the server for this new VLAN to become active. So when adding or making any network changes on the PVE node, these new changes
Proxmox VE – Network change no reboots Read More »
By default, Proxmox networking uses the Linux bridge. There is no issue with the Linux bridges and it actually works really well. I have been using my PVE for two years now with Linux bridges. I recently switched to OVS for several reasons. OVS can be configured as layer 2 or layer 3 bridges. Linux
Proxmox VE with Open vSwitch Read More »
I have been using Cura to slice the .stl files for my Raspberry Pi rack mount and some other projects I was working on. Yesterday, I was going to slice the 30mm bracket I was designing for my RPi using Cura then all I can see is the screenshot in post. The error message that
Cura in Linux Fontconfig error Read More »
I know the title says SNMPv3 on Raspberry Pi, but this should also work on any Linux distro. I have been lazy for the past couple of weeks to get my servers added to my LibreNMS. Yesterday, my PiVPN broke, so I was forced to fix it. So instead of fixing my PiVPN, I installed
Enabling SNMPv3 on a Raspberry Pi Read More »
For SNMPv3 installation, see post SNMPv3 on Raspberry. The Simple Network Management Protocol or SNMP is used for monitoring the state, hardware, software of a device. SNMP is so simple to enable, yet provides tons of information about the device. To enable SNMP on a Raspberry Pi or any Linux in general, the SNMP services
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I recently got a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB of RAM. Since I really like and use Flatpak apps, might as well install some of them to my Pi 4. The Flatpak apps are very easy to install and Flathub is a one-stop place to download applications. As far as I know, the applications available
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