With systemd-networkd setup and running, now let's setup bonding. Create virtual network device First, we have to create a new virtual network device for our bond connection. To do so, create a file at /etc/systemd/network/10-bond0.netdev with the following contents. [NetDev] Name=bond0 Kind=bond…
Introduction By going to the command console or recovery mode from the Grub boot-menu, others can reset user password via a few commands. So if you’re not using Linux in a private place, encrypt your file system or add password protect to boot menu is highly recommended. Debian Generate…
Introduction WireGuard is a modern Virtual Private Network (VPN) server that allows you to securely route your data between your Android, iPhone, Linux, Windows, or macOS computer. In this guide, I will walk you through installing and configuring the WireGuard server and creating your first client configuration file. Prerequisites You…
If you’re a web developer or a database administrator, you know how important it is to keep your MySQL/MariaDB user passwords secure. But, how do you quickly and easily change your MySQL/MariaDB user password when you need to? In this guide, we’ll show you how to…
In the BIOS enable the correct Wake-on-LAN option for your motherboard. Then boot into Fedora and display NIC status (my device is enp5s0) sudo ethtool enp5s0 search for line with 'Wake-on', in my case was displayed “Wake-on: d” (disabled). In order for WOL to work, after reboot Wake-on…
This guide will help you get started with Podman and Quadlet in a simple, non-technical way. Scroll down for templates for .container, .network, and .env files. Did you know? You can use Cockpit or Portainer with Podman for easier container management. What is Quadlet? Quadlet is a way to manage…
Introduction The ssh agent on macOS can add your private key and the passphrase of this to the keychain (“Keychain Access.app”). This is useful because you unlock the access with your normal login into the macOS user account. Meaning you can use your key without typing in the passphrase…
Introduction Fail2Ban is a free and open source software that helps in securing your Linux server against malicious logins. Fail2Ban will ban the IP (for a certain time) if there is a certain number of failed login attempts. Installing Fail2Ban sudo apt install -y fail2ban My Fail2Ban Settings File Fail2Ban…