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Script Installtion on Debian

SearXNG

Prerequisites for Debian Minimal Installations Install Git sudo apt install git Install curl...

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Upgrading Debian Version

Debian

Upgrading Debian from one version to the next is actually a simple, straight forward process. All...

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How to install Debian 11 Bullseye

Debian

Debian Stable is a great OS base to use for a homelab. It’s compatible and supported by many soft...

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Manual Installation on Debian 11

Apache Guacamole Installation

In this guide, I will show you how to install Apache Guacamole server natively on Debian 11. Apa...

Updated 2 years ago by Dillon

Bash Script Installation on Debian 11

Apache Guacamole Installation

Based on the Manual Installation steps, I have created a simple bash script to automate the Apach...

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Privacy Policy

My HomeLab dchan.tech

Last updated: 2023-03-14 dchan.tech (“us”, “we”, or “our”) operates the Re:Lab - Starting a Home...

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Snapshot Tasks

TrueNAS Automated Tasks

A snapshot is a read-only copy of a dataset or volume at a specific point in time. It is a powerf...

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S.M.A.R.T. Tasks

TrueNAS Automated Tasks

S.M.A.R.T (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology) is a storage drive health monitori...

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Creating SMB Share and Setting ACL Permissions

TrueNAS Network Shares

If you want to access your TrueNAS dataset on a Windows client machine, chances are, you will wan...

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Setting Permissions on Datasets

TrueNAS Users, Groups, and Permissions

Permission settings in TrueNAS are applied onto Datasets in a Pool. Think of datasets as a folder...

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Terms and Conditions

My HomeLab dchan.tech

Last updated: 2022-09-17 Please read these Terms of Use (“Terms”, “Terms of Use”) carefully befo...

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Firewall Rules Tips and Tricks

pfSense Interfaces, Firewall Rules, and IP Addr...

Allowing Only Outbound Internet Traffic Create an alias in pfSense that includes the RFC1918 p...

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Fresh Install and Restore Config on First Boot

pfSense Config File

pfSense have the option to restore from the configuration file on the USB installer during the in...

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Config Backup and Config Restore

pfSense Config File

Sometimes, computer hardware can fail when you least expected. Sometimes, you might have accident...

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Setting Up Firewall Rules

pfSense Interfaces, Firewall Rules, and IP Addr...

Firewall rules are the one of the basic fundamentals of networking. They are a set of rules that ...

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DHCP, DHCP Leases, and Static IPs

pfSense Interfaces, Firewall Rules, and IP Addr...

For this guide, I will show you how to edit the DHCP server settings on pfSense, as well as how t...

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Adding More LAN Interfaces

pfSense Interfaces, Firewall Rules, and IP Addr...

For most people, a simple WAN/LAN two interface setup is enough for a firewall. For some, that ma...

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Adding, Removing, and Modifying Users

pfSense Users and Groups

Adding new user accounts to the pfSense local database can be useful for services such as OpenVPN...

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Creating Datasets

TrueNAS Storage Pool

After a storage pool is created, but before data can be store on the pool, you will need to creat...

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Creating a Storage Pool

TrueNAS Storage Pool

Before you can store any data on the drives in TrueNAS, you need to first create a storage pool. ...

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