Tag: lab
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UDM Pro commands
Read more: UDM Pro commandsList of commands to troubleshoot UDM Pro; The best command for packet related issues is tcpdump Most of the commands are just Linux commands. However…
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Cloud key upgrade
Read more: Cloud key upgradeUpgrading cloud key sucks but works. After upgrade log in to unifi ui. You would see blue lights back on. Disable system-d. Check if dnsmasq…
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DNS – NSLOOKUP what is the meaning of the non-authoritative answer?
Read more: DNS – NSLOOKUP what is the meaning of the non-authoritative answer?Non-authoritative answer simply means the answer is not fetched from the authoritative DNS server for the queried domain name. First you have to understand how…
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Re-purpose Cloud Key Gen2 Plus for Pi-Hole
Read more: Re-purpose Cloud Key Gen2 Plus for Pi-HoleI have upgraded cloud key with UDMPro. UDMPro don’t have a DNS. I plan to use Cloud Key as DNS and wanted to install PI-HOLE…
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Scan docker containers for log4j/Log4Shell exploit
Read more: Scan docker containers for log4j/Log4Shell exploitIf you are running docker container on Unraid, follow these steps to scan containers; Open up a terminal window in unraid and copy/paste the following…
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