Blog of Kliment Andreev

[...] at the same time. What each line does is beyond the scope of this post. In essence, this configuration file will allow OpenVPN server to start in bridged mode, listening on port 1194 UDP and it will [...]

[...] first radio station and you’ll see how easy is to configure the the second one. Edit the configuration file for the first stream (liquid-playlist.xml) and change the following values: background, [...]

[...] .conf and add the following line which will ensure that apache will start on boot. The main configuration file for apache is /usr/local/etc/apache24/httpd.conf. Edit this file and change these two [...]

[...] you’ll have a lot of brute force attacks on the sshd. You can check that with: In our configuration file, we block those users and their IP is stored in the table bruteforce. For how long? [...]

[...] on the firewall. You can restart postfix with postfix stop and postfix start or reload the configuration files with postfix reload. From another domain (e.g. your hotmail or gmail account) send an e- [...]

[...] Apache and configure it to start on boot. Once installed, by default Apache expects the configuration files under /etc/httpd, the content under /var/www and log files under /var/log/httpd directories. [...]

[...] for the roundcube user. Change the directory to config and make copies of these two configuration files. Edit main.inc.php and change $rcmail_config['enable_installer'] = false; to true. [...]

[...] https://www.servername.com. MySQL MySQL installation is very straightforward with minimal configuration files. But, if you install the client from the source it will take a while. Let’s install [...]

[...] them since both of these servers are my test servers. First, I’ve purchased another public IP for the Windows server and then I made sure that I can ping both IPs. Then, I installed VMware [...]

[...] how to use a Windows 7 client to connect to it. The FreeBSD in my case runs in the cloud (public IP) and the Windows 7 runs at home. First, let’s install openvpn. Accept the defaults for [...]

[...] 4 to act as a Windows domain controller on a FreeBSD 10 server that sits in the cloud with a public IP. No worries, nothing will be exposed to the public. We’ll use OpenVPN + pf for that. What you [...]

[...] scan and you’ll see that only the ports that we allowed are now open. If you have a public IP for your server, most likely you’ll have a lot of brute force attacks on the sshd. [...]

[...] ;“. Scroll all the way at the bottom and click Create Config. Roundcube will create the config file for you, you just have to copy and paste it as config.inc.php under the DocumentRoot/config [...]

[...] it. This tells apache to read another configuration file that describes the virtual hosts. This config file is under /usr/local/etc/apache24/extra directory. Edit this file and change the values so it [...]

[...] only over VPN. Edit /etc/rc.conf and add these two lines at the end. Edit the firewall config file, /etc/pf.conf and paste these values. If you already have firewall rules there, you have to [...]

[...] ;ve noticed that the file with the e-mail addresses (vmailbox) has a hash: prefix in the config file. This is to speed-up lookups. Postfix can use hash: (Berkeley-DB), mySQL or PostgreSQL [...]

[...] this is that Samba 4 can’t use tun, because tun adapters do not have a broadcast address. OpenVPN server can be installed from the ports. Select the defaults. Once completed, edit /etc/rc.conf and [...]

[...] folder and copy the certificate to our openvpn config folder. At this point, we can start the openvpn server. Check /var/log/messages for any errors. In case you want to revoke the client certificate [...]

[...] . Insert the DVD or mount the ISO image and the installer will start. Click the first option vCenter server and go thru the Next, Accept cycle. Once you reach the Database Options, select the second [...]

[...] hostname of the SQL server, vpxuser for the database user and its password. Confirm that your vCenter server is listed here. Use the defaults. Change or accept the defaults. Change or accept the [...]

[...] file for you, you just have to copy and paste it as config.inc.php under the DocumentRoot/config folder and click Continue. You will notice that the database is not initialized, so click Initialize [...]

[...] that the certificates are generated, go to that folder and copy the certificate to our openvpn config folder. At this point, we can start the openvpn server. Check /var/log/messages for any errors. In [...]

[...] OpenVPN from here. Go to C:\Program Files\OpenVPN and copy the client.ovpn file from sample-config folder to the config folder. Edit the client.ovpn file and change the values for the server and the [...]