IT
There's a ton of information out there on setting up Pangolin for zero trust access to your network resources. Say you want to reach Plex or Jellyfin remotely. Do you have a DHCP WAN IP address that changes every time you lose power? This may be the solution
Why this is easier than it sounds You can move Pangolin to a new server without re-adding a single site. Almost everything Pangolin knows lives in one folder called config. Move that folder carefully, point your domain at the new server, and your sites reconnect on their own. The one
There's a lot of guides out there on how to configure Docker. I wanted to take an approach that outlines how I set up docker specifically in my environment, with both Virtual Machines and Proxmox containers. I think for anyone getting into Docker, it is a bit of
IT
If you're self-hosting rust desk, you probably already know some of the trade-offs. The biggest one for me was the lack of a management portal for all devices, unless you want to pony-up to pay for Pro. I'm not above spending money where it makes sense,
pangolin
If you self-host with Pangolin, chances are you've taken a look at the Traefik integration, and maybe even installed Crowdsec during the initial installer, but are wanting more functionality out of the platform. Crowdsec works really well from the command line, but sometimes it's nice to
VPS
I see a lot of people looking at ways to safely start their self-hosting journey (or make improvements to an already existing installation). A common question is where should you have your Pangolin host? Do you purchase a VPS at a monthly or yearly cost? Do you run it on
DoH
I haven't seen too many articles online about getting DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and DNS-over-TLS (DoT) working together, which sparked the idea of starting a blog on some of my IT-related adventures, in hopes that they may help someone else along the way. Technitium also supports DNS-over-Quic (DoQ). While Technitium
News
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