Hello there. Today, I want to take a look at "NetEdit". A "visual network editor" for the ArubaOS-CX switches, which can be used free of charge for up to 25 switches, if remember correctly. I never used it before, so everything you see in this post, I will have done for the first time myself.
Hello there, Today, I want to take a look at how to set up a Sophos HA Cluster connected to a layer 3 core switching. We will leave the local…
Hello there, today I want to take a look at the "script-server" by "bugy". I have been looking for a way to simply execute scripts without having to SSH into…
Hi there, a short one today. I an using Fedora with the KDE Plasma spin. For the theme I prefer "lightly". This has a bug though (at least in my…
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Hey there. Let's go over the Sophos XG HA cluster configuration. This will probably be the last part. If you missed the first two…
Hi there,I received a new laptop last week, replacing my old Lenovo T470. It's still a great device but started to show its age, primarily the dual-core CPU. You can…
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Sophos XGS 2300 and Sophos Firewall base configuration (Part 1)Sophos Firewall SSL VPN / IPSec VPN configuration (Part 2)Sophos Firewall HA cluster configuration (Part…
Last week, I set up 2 "Sophos XGS 2300" in a HA cluster, to replace two older "Sophos SG 230" at a customer's HQ. Personally, I would have left the SG 230 until they reach EOL (which should take a few more years). They work fine and, in my opinion, the SG is still far better than the XG. It's more stable, the WebUI is faster, the UI itself is much more intuitive, and so on.
Hi there, a quick one today. This is nothing new, but I needed it yesterday so decided to write it down. Yesterday I exported a mailbox in Microsoft Exchange to…
Hi there, After quite some time, I finally found a PSU which is very quiet and fits (kind of) into the server case. By mere chance, I found a very…