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Setting Up Network Server Watch with Webmin
Setting up a network server watch with Webmin is your ticket to efficient server management and monitoring. In the ever-evolving world of technology, the demand for reliable and high-performance servers has never been greater. Webmin, a versatile and open-source web control panel, offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies the often complex tasks of server administration…
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Comprehensive Guide: Setting Up Your Linux SQL Database Server
In the realm of data management, setting up a robust SQL database server on a Linux system is an essential step towards ensuring the efficiency, security, and reliability of your data. This comprehensive guide takes you through the journey of configuring your database server, starting from the choice of the Linux distribution. We’ll focus on…
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Disabling IPv6 on Your Ubuntu Server
In the world of networking, two key versions of the Internet Protocol exist: IPv6 and IPv4. IPv6 is the latest iteration, designed to address the limitations of the older IPv4 system. IPv6 offers numerous advantages, there are times when disabling it on your Ubuntu Server may be necessary or beneficial
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Enhancing Security with Fail2ban
Server security is an ongoing concern, and one of the key aspects is protecting your server from unauthorized access and malicious login attempts. In this guide, we will explore Fail2ban, a powerful tool that helps enhance security by automatically banning IP addresses that exhibit suspicious behavior, such as repeated failed login attempts. Introduction to Fail2ban…
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Automatic Updates with Apticron
Keeping your Ubuntu Server up to date with the latest security patches and software updates is crucial for maintaining its security and stability. In this guide, we will explore how to set up automatic updates using Apticron, a valuable tool that ensures you are always informed about available updates, allowing you to apply them promptly.…
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Blog Post 5: Advanced Security and Performance Optimization for Your WireGuard VPN
In our WireGuard series, we’ve journeyed through the process of setting up a secure VPN connection between a MikroTik router and an Ubuntu Server. Now, as we conclude this series, it’s time to explore advanced techniques that can further fortify the security and enhance the performance of your WireGuard VPN. We’ll delve into key rotation,…
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Consistent Hostname Configuration with PuTTY
Maintaining a consistent hostname for your Ubuntu Server is not only a matter of convenience but also an essential part of effective server management. In this guide, we’ll explore how to set up a consistent hostname for your server when connecting with PuTTY, ensuring a seamless and organized experience. Understanding the Importance of a Consistent…
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Blog Post 4: Establishing the WireGuard Tunnel
In our fourth installment, I’ll guide you through the critical steps to establish a secure and functional WireGuard tunnel between your MikroTik router and Ubuntu Server. I’ll ensure that both the router and server configurations are in order and walk you through the client-side setup. By the end, you’ll have a seamless VPN connection ready…
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Blog Post 3: Configuring the Ubuntu Server as a WireGuard Client
In the third part of our series, we shift our focus to configuring the Ubuntu Server as a WireGuard client. Building on our previous posts where we introduced WireGuard and set up the MikroTik router as a WireGuard server, this step brings us closer to a fully functional VPN connection. Get ready to learn how…