Whoops! I deleted the InfluxD Operator Token
When you first install InfluxDB, if you head over to the API Tokens tab under “Load Data”, you’ll find an API token called something like… Read More »Whoops! I deleted the InfluxD Operator Token
Michael Rajchert
Monitoring Proxmox PVE with Grafana and InfluxDB
There comes a point where you begin to run out of time to individually babysit each of your VM’s and LXC’s. Actively and broadly monitoring… Read More »Monitoring Proxmox PVE with Grafana and InfluxDB
Installing NGINX phpIPAM on RHEL, CentOS, or RockyLinux
If you’re collaboratively managing larger networks, with multiple subnets or VLANs, it’s best to move away from an spreadsheets and onto purpose built IP Address… Read More »Installing NGINX phpIPAM on RHEL, CentOS, or RockyLinux
Physical to Virtualisation for iMac
This guide can apply to basically any desktop, however there are some additional details I will be covering specifically for iMacs. I used to own… Read More »Physical to Virtualisation for iMac
What’s Next?
It’s 2022-02-08T21:45:17+11:00 here. Already, approximately 10% of the year has rushed passed. I’ve spent the last 6 weeks travelling over-sea’s, keeping a close eye on… Read More »What’s Next?
Using iDRAC 6 in 2021
Queue index.wma, we’re going back to 2008. I’ve been blessed with 3 Dell PowerEdge Servers (R710x2, T610). They’re not very fancy but they perform beautifully.… Read More »Using iDRAC 6 in 2021
Self-Hosting the Ubiquiti UniFi Controller
For a while now, I’ve been using UniFi at home, and have since been impressed with its reliability and capabilities. Though, I have only purchased… Read More »Self-Hosting the Ubiquiti UniFi Controller
RE: Fall of the Decentralised Internet
I thought I’d just take a moment to draw attention to a BBC News article regarding Internet Centralisation that I had raised earlier, titled “Why… Read More »RE: Fall of the Decentralised Internet
Fall of the Decentralised Internet
What once was the “World Wide Web” is now turning into more of a “World Wide Logical Star”, where practically all of our infrastructure is… Read More »Fall of the Decentralised Internet
Securing your PfSense Network (Part One?)
Subnets and VLANS What was the saying? Don’t keep all your eggs in one basket? A fundamental requirement for properly securing a network is to… Read More »Securing your PfSense Network (Part One?)
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