Network Engineering is not just a job. It is a lifestyle
Not too long ago, I posted the Raspberry Pi NUT server. This post is somewhat related to it. I am going to add email notification using msmtp. An assumption with this post: Gmail account that is configured with app password. It is probably a good idea to create a new account just for notification and […]
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I bought a CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD UPS for my new built NAS. I didn’t get the optional RMCARD205 card which is at the time of this writing cost $160 on Amazon. I could get a new UPS with that price, so I opted out and sticking with the USB option. Now, as the title says, I
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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
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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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