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Manual Installation on Debian 11

BookStack Installation and Updates

For this guide, I am will be using NGINX as the webserver, MariaDB as the database, and PHP version 8,1 Install Utilities and Update System We will begin by installing some basic utilities that are not included as part of the default Debian 11 installation. ...

Bash Script Installation on Debian 11

BookStack Installation and Updates

Based on the Manual Installation steps, I have created a simple bash script to automate the BookStack with LEMP stack install. Copy the following code into a bash file, and run the script with sudo. #!/bin/bash #Simple script to install BookStack with LEM...

Requirements

BookStack Installation and Updates

BookStack requires the following software dependencies: PHP Version 7.4 or higher As of 2022-09-16, the latest PHP version is 8.1. BookStack will run on PHP 8.1 MariaDB version 10.2 or higher, or MySQL version 3.7 or higher BookStack stores its c...

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 software out there. In this guide, I will walk you through how to install Debian. The current version of Debian Stable as of 2022-03-06 is Debian 11 Bullseye. Step 1...

Terms and Conditions

My HomeLab dchan.tech

Last updated: 2022-09-17 Please read these Terms of Use (“Terms”, “Terms of Use”) carefully before using the https://dchan.tech website (the “Service”) operated by dchan.tech (“us”, “we”, or “our”). Your access to and use of the Service is conditioned on you...

Privacy Policy

My HomeLab dchan.tech

Last updated: 2023-03-14 dchan.tech (“us”, “we”, or “our”) operates the Re:Lab - Starting a Homelab From Zero website (the “Service”). This page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use and disclosure of Personal Information when you use our...

Installing Unifi Controller on Debian 11 Bulleyes

Unifi Controller Installation

Manual Installation Debian 11 Bulleyes is the latest version of Debian as of 2022-03. Unfortunately, Unifi Controller relies on older software dependencies such as Java 8 and MongoDB 3, both of which are not available in the default Debian repository. SSH in...

Installing Unifi Controller on Raspberry Pi OS

Unifi Controller Installation

A Raspberry Pi is a great budget, low power device to use for a 24/7 Unifi Controller. SSH into your Raspberry Pi OS install, or login to the console. Add the official repository for the Unifi Controller: echo 'deb http://www.ui.com/downloads/unifi/debian s...

Installing Unifi Controller on Ubuntu 20.04 Server

Unifi Controller Installation

SSH into the Ubuntu 20.04 Server, or login to the console. Add the official repository for the Unifi Controller: echo 'deb http://www.ui.com/downloads/unifi/debian stable ubiquiti' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/100-ubnt-unifi.list Add the GPG keys so t...

Adding a Self-Sign Certificate to the Unifi Controller

Unifi Controller Configurations

You can import and use your own self-sign certificates for the Unifi Controller. Connect to the Unifi Controller host via SFTP to transfer your certificate or key to the system. Stop the current Unifi Controller service: sudo systemctl stop unifi Delete th...

Restart Remote Workstations

Windows CMD Administration

shutdown -m \Remote_PC_IP_or_FQDN -t 0 -r -f Possible shutdown command flags: -r : reboots the system -s : shutdown and power off the system -m : specify the remote machine you want to run the shutdown command on -l : logs off the current user -t xx : ...

View and Kill Task (Running Processes) on Remote Workstations

Windows CMD Administration

View Task tasklist lists current processes running on the machine. tasklist /s remote_computer_IP_or_FQDN /u domain\username /p password If CMD is launched as Domain Admin user, you can run the command without specifying remote username and password. taskl...

List logged in Users on Remote Workstations

Windows CMD Administration

  query USER /SERVER:Remote_PC_IP_OR__FQDN

Hardware Considerations

pfSense Hardware

pfSense can run on just about any hardware. The more recent your hardware is, the better experience you can expect out of pfSense. The minimum requirement for pfSense hardware, according to the official documentation, is as follows: CPU 600 MHz or faster ...

Preparation

pfSense Installation

Download and Prepare Installation Media Once you have decided on your hardware and built the machine, it is time to prepare the installation media. Download the official pfSense OS image from https://www.pfsense.org/download/. Choose the correct Architecture...

Start Installing

pfSense Installation

Plug in the USB to the machine, and boot into the USB installer. Upon booting into the installer, you will be greeted with the pfSense logo, and then a fury of command line text. Wait a few seconds and it will launch the graphical user interface. Ac...

Initial Configuration Wizard

pfSense Installation

By default, the LAN interface for pfSense is set to a 192.168.1.1/24 network. Open up a browser like Firefox on your computer, and type in the address 192.168.1.1 and hit enter. This is the default pfSense WebGUI address. pfSense defaults to HTTPS for its Web...

Hardware Consideration

TrueNAS Hardware

TrueNAS CORE can run on just about any hardware. iXsystems have a very detailed hardware guide over on the official documentation for TrueNAS. The key hardware considerations you should keep in mind are as follows: 8GB or more RAM TrueNAS have a high RAM...

Preparation

TrueNAS Installation

Download and Prepare Installation Media Once you have decided on your hardware and built the machine, it is time to prepare the installation media. Download the official TrueNAS CORE OS image from https://www.truenas.com/download-truenas-core. As of July 202...

Start the Installation Process

TrueNAS Installation

Plug the USB installer into the machine, and boot into TrueNAS. After a while, you will be greeted with the setup screen. Select Install/Upgrade and hit enter to proceed. Choose the boot drive from the list of the drive options. Press space to sele...