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  • 13:12, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page UFW - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == ufw Manpage == <nowiki> UFW:(8) May 2023 UFW:(8) NAME ufw - program for managing a netfilter firewall DESCRIPTION This program is for managing a...")
  • 11:35, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page WHOIS - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Quick Examples == === `-i` (IP Address Information) === This option queries information for an IP address. Example: <nowiki> whois -i 192.168.1.1</nowiki> This will provide WHOIS information for the IP address `192.168.1.1`. === `-r` (Recursive) === The `-r` option enables recursive queries to gather more information about a domain. Example: <nowiki> whois -r exampl...")
  • 11:28, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page WC - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == wc Manpage == <nowiki> WC(1) User Commands WC(1) NAME wc - print newline, word, and byte counts for each file SYNOPSIS wc [OPTION]... [FILE]......")
  • 09:46, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page JITSI-MEET - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Jitsi Meet Configuration == === Configuration Files === Jitsi Meet is configured through several key files. These files control the behavior of Jitsi Meet, such as authentication, video quality, and the user interface. Key configuration files: * **/etc/jitsi/meet/{your-domain}-config.js**: This file contains the main configuration options for Jitsi Meet, including UI set...")
  • 09:42, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs deleted page JITSI-MEET - Install On Ubuntu 24.4 (content was: "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' Install required dependencies: <nowiki> sudo apt install -y wget curl gnupg2 lsb-release </nowiki> == Installing Jitsi Meet == 1. Add the Jitsi repository to your system: <nowiki> sudo curl https://download.jitsi.org/jitsi-key.gpg.key | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/jitsi.asc </no...", and the only contributor was "Admin" (talk))
  • 09:40, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page OSSIM - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == OSSIM Configuration == === Configuration Files === OSSIM uses several key configuration files that define how it collects, analyzes, and stores security information. These files are typically located in `/etc/ossim/`. Key configuration files include: * **/etc/ossim/ossim_setup.conf**: This is the main configuration file for OSSIM setup. It contains paths, database creden...")
  • 09:31, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page CERTBOT - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Certbot Overview == === Core Concepts === Certbot is an automated tool to help manage SSL/TLS certificates for web servers, typically from **Let's Encrypt**. It helps with obtaining, renewing, and installing certificates. The tool uses the ACME protocol to communicate with Certificate Authorities (CAs). Certbot can automatically configure your web server (Apache, Nginx,...")
  • 09:24, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page FREE - Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Memory Accounting Model == === Key components === * total: total installed RAM * used: memory actively used by processes or the kernel * free: completely unused memory pages * shared: memory used by tmpfs and shared memory * buff/cache: memory used by kernel buffers and page cache * available: estimated memory available for new applications without swapping === Available...")
  • 09:16, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page BGPCTL - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == bgpctl Manpage == <nowiki> BGPD.CONF(5) File Formats Manual BGPD.CONF(5) NAME bgpd.conf — BGP routing daemon configuration file DESCRIPTION The bgpd(8) daemon implements the Border Gateway Protocol version 4 as described in RFC 4271. The bgpd.conf config file is divided into the following main sections: MACROS Definitions of variables that can be used later,...")
  • 09:13, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs deleted page BGPCTL - Base Setup (content was: "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Basic Syntax == The general syntax of the `bgpctl` command is: <nowiki> bgpctl [options] command [command-options] </nowiki> Where: * `[options]` are optional flags for configuring how the command is executed. * `command` is the BGP operation you want to execute (e.g., `show`, `c...", and the only contributor was "Admin" (talk))
  • 09:13, 17 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page BGPCTL - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki '''''[https://it-arts.net/index.php/Category:Wiki Return to Wiki Index]''''' == Basic Syntax == The general syntax of the `bgpctl` command is: <nowiki> bgpctl [options] command [command-options]</nowiki> Where: * `[options]` are optional flags for configuring how the command is executed. * `command` is the BGP operation you want to execute (e.g., `show`, `clear`). * `[command-options]` are specific options related to the command being executed. =...")
  • 18:10, 15 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page FORTIGATE - diag sys ha reset-uptime (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Command syntax == <nowiki> diag sys ha reset-uptime</nowiki> No arguments or parameters are supported. == Required privileges == * Super-admin (profile with full diagnostic access) * Console or SSH access == Examples == === Reset HA uptime === <nowiki> diag sys ha reset-uptime</nowiki> === Verify HA uptime reset === Before reset: <nowiki> get system ha status</nowiki> Output excerpt: <nowiki> HA Health Status: OK HA Uptime: 5 days, 3 hours...")
  • 20:25, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page DIFF - Basic Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Common diff Command Use Cases == === Compare Two Files Line by Line === To compare two files and show the differences between them: <nowiki> diff file1.txt file2.txt</nowiki> This command compares `file1.txt` and `file2.txt` line by line, displaying the differences in a unified format by default. === Show Differences Side by Side === To display the differences between two files side by side: <nowiki> diff -y file1.txt file2.txt</nowiki> The...")
  • 20:17, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page XZ - Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Common xz Command Use Cases == === Compress a Single File === To compress a single file using the `xz` command: <nowiki> xz filename.txt</nowiki> This command will compress `filename.txt` and replace it with `filename.txt.xz`. By default, `xz` removes the original file after compression. === Compress a File but Keep the Original File === To compress a file while keeping the original file: <nowiki> xz -k filename.txt</nowiki> The `-k` option...")
  • 20:14, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page WATCH - Command Examples (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Common watch Command Use Cases == === Monitor Command Output at Regular Intervals === To run a command at regular intervals (default: every 2 seconds) and display the output: <nowiki> watch df -h</nowiki> This command runs `df -h` every 2 seconds, showing disk usage in human-readable format. === Monitor a Specific File for Changes === To monitor a file for changes, such as its content or size: <nowiki> watch ls -l /var/log/syslog</nowiki> Th...")
  • 20:09, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page SNORT - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Snort Command on Linux == Snort is an open-source Network Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDS/IPS) capable of real-time traffic analysis and packet logging. It is widely used to monitor network traffic and identify potential security threats by comparing packets against a predefined set of rules. == Common Snort Command Use Cases == === Start Snort in Packet Logging Mode === To run Snort in packet logging mode, where Snort logs all pac...")
  • 20:06, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page IP - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == IP Command in Linux == The `ip` command is a powerful and versatile utility for managing network interfaces, routes, and addresses in Linux systems. It is part of the `iproute2` package and provides functionality for configuring network devices, managing IP addresses, and troubleshooting network issues. == Common IP Command Use Cases == === Show All Network Interfaces === To list all network interfaces on the system, including their status (up/do...")
  • 19:54, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page MTR - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == MTR Command in Linux == MTR (My Traceroute) is a network diagnostic tool that combines the functionality of `ping` and `traceroute`. It is used to trace the route packets take to a destination, while providing real-time statistics on packet loss and latency. MTR continuously sends packets to each hop along the route to a destination and updates the display with live statistics, which makes it a more dynamic alternative to the traditional `tracerout...")
  • 19:45, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page NETSTAT - Examples (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Common Netstat Commands == === Display All Network Connections === To display all network connections, including listening ports and established connections: <nowiki> netstat -a </nowiki> This command shows all sockets (TCP, UDP, etc.), including listening and non-listening ones. === Show Listening Ports === To display only the listening ports: <nowiki> netstat -l </nowiki> This command shows only the ports that are actively listening for inco...")
  • 19:38, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page VBOXMANAGE - Converting Images (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Convert VirtualBox Disk Images == === Convert VDI to VMDK === To convert a VirtualBox Disk Image (VDI) to a VMware Disk (VMDK), use the following command: <nowiki> VBoxManage clonehd "/path/to/source.vdi" "/path/to/destination.vmdk" --format VMDK </nowiki> Example: <nowiki> VBoxManage clonehd "/home/user/vms/LinuxVM.vdi" "/home/user/vms/LinuxVM.vmdk" --format VMDK </nowiki> This command will create a new VMDK file from the source VDI image. ===...")
  • 19:35, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs deleted page VBOXMANAGE - Command Examples (content was: "Category:Wiki == VM Management == === Create a Virtual Machine === To create a new virtual machine from scratch: <nowiki> VBoxManage createvm --name "MyVM" --register </nowiki> Example for adding a VM with specific settings: <nowiki> VBoxManage createvm --name "LinuxVM" --ostype "Linux_64" --register VBoxManage modifyvm "LinuxVM" --memory 2048 --cpus 2 --nic1 nat </nowiki> =...", and the only contributor was "Admin" (talk))
  • 19:35, 12 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page VBOXMANAGE - Base Guide (Created page with "Category:Wiki == VM Management == === Create a Virtual Machine === To create a new virtual machine from scratch: <nowiki> VBoxManage createvm --name "MyVM" --register </nowiki> Example for adding a VM with specific settings: <nowiki> VBoxManage createvm --name "LinuxVM" --ostype "Linux_64" --register VBoxManage modifyvm "LinuxVM" --memory 2048 --cpus 2 --nic1 nat </nowiki> === Modify Virtual Machine === You can modify various properties of a VM, such as memory, C...")
  • 17:45, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page ETHTOOL - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki == ethtool --help == <nowiki> ethtool version 6.15 Usage: ethtool [ FLAGS ] DEVNAME Display standard information about device ethtool [ FLAGS ] -s|--change DEVNAME Change generic options [ speed %d ] [ lanes %d ] [ duplex half|full ] [ port tp|aui|bnc|mii|fibre|da ] [ mdix auto|on|off ] [ autoneg on|off ] [ advertise %x[/%x] | mode on|off ... [--] ] [ phyad %d ] [ xcvr internal|external ] [ wol %d[/%d] | p|u|m|b...")
  • 17:41, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page ETHTOOL - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Common Commands == === Display Information === To display detailed information about a network interface: <nowiki> ethtool eth0</nowiki> This command outputs various statistics and properties such as speed, duplex mode, supported features, and driver information. === Display Driver Information === To display the driver details for a specific interface: <nowiki> ethtool -i eth0</nowiki> This provides the driver version, firmware version, and su...")
  • 17:04, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page FDISK - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki == fdisk --help == <nowiki> Usage: fdisk [options] <disk> change partition table fdisk [options] -l [<disk>...] list partition table(s) Display or manipulate a disk partition table. Options: -b, --sector-size <size> physical and logical sector size -B, --protect-boot don't erase bootbits when creating a new label -c, --compatibility[=<mode>] mode is 'dos' or 'nondos' (default) -L, --color[=<when>] colorize ou...")
  • 17:02, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page BLKID - Examples (Created page with "Category:Wiki == blkid --help == <nowiki> Usage: blkid --label <label> | --uuid <uuid> blkid [--cache-file <file>] [-ghlLv] [--output <format>] [--match-tag <tag>] [--match-token <token>] [<dev> ...] blkid -p [--match-tag <tag>] [--offset <offset>] [--size <size>] [--output <format>] <dev> ... blkid -i [--match-tag <tag>] [--output <format>] <dev> ... Options: -c, --cache-file <file> read from <file> instead of reading from the default...")
  • 11:26, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page APT-KEY - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Syntax == <nowiki> apt-key [options] <command> [command options]</nowiki> == Commands == === add === <nowiki> apt-key add [file]</nowiki> - Adds a new key to the list of trusted keys for apt. - The file argument can be a key file (in ASCII-armored format) or a public key URL. Example: <nowiki>sudo apt-key add /path/to/keyfile</nowiki> === del === <nowiki> apt-key del <keyid></nowiki> - Removes a key from the trusted list using its key I...")
  • 08:07, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page PV - Manpage (Created page with "Category:Wiki == pv --help == <nowiki> Usage: pv [OPTION] [FILE]... Concatenate FILE(s), or standard input, to standard output, with monitoring. -p, --progress show progress bar -t, --timer show elapsed time -e, --eta show estimated time of arrival (completion) -I, --fineta show absolute estimated time of arrival (completion) -r, --rate...")
  • 08:02, 6 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page NATPMPC - Basic Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Requesting a Port Mapping == To request a port mapping, use the following command: <nowiki> natpmpc add <external_port> <internal_port> <protocol> <internal_ip> </nowiki> - `<external_port>`: The external port that should be open on the router. - `<internal_port>`: The internal port on the device behind NAT to forward to. - `<protocol>`: The protocol to use, typically `TCP` or `UDP`. - `<internal_ip>`: The IP address of the device on your local...")
  • 19:38, 5 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page TRANSMISSION - Basic Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Managing transmission-daemon == `transmission-daemon` is a background service that runs the Transmission BitTorrent client on a Linux server, allowing remote access and management of torrents. The daemon runs continuously and can be controlled via web interfaces or remote clients. === Starting and Stopping transmission-daemon === To start or stop the `transmission-daemon` service, use the following commands depending on your system's init system:...")
  • 19:32, 5 January 2026 Admin talk contribs deleted page JELLYFIN - APPARMOR - Base Documentation (content was: "Category:Wiki === Managing AppArmor Profiles === AppArmor uses profiles to define the access controls for programs. These profiles specify what resources (such as files, network ports, etc.) a program can access and what actions it can perform. Profiles are written in a human-readable format and can be customized to suit the needs of specific applications. ==== Viewing AppArm...", and the only contributor was "Admin" (talk))
  • 19:31, 5 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page APPARMOR - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki === Managing AppArmor Profiles === AppArmor uses profiles to define the access controls for programs. These profiles specify what resources (such as files, network ports, etc.) a program can access and what actions it can perform. Profiles are written in a human-readable format and can be customized to suit the needs of specific applications. ==== Viewing AppArmor Status ==== To check the status of AppArmor on your system, use the following command:...")
  • 19:29, 5 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page JELLYFIN - APPARMOR - Base Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki APPARMOR_-_Base_Guide === Managing AppArmor Profiles === AppArmor uses profiles to define the access controls for programs. These profiles specify what resources (such as files, network ports, etc.) a program can access and what actions it can perform. Profiles are written in a human-readable format and can be customized to suit the needs of specific applications. ==== Viewing AppArmor Status ==== To check the status of AppArmor on your system, use...")
  • 19:22, 5 January 2026 Admin talk contribs created page JELLYFIN - Debug Mode And Troubleshooting (Created page with "Category:Wiki === Enabling Debug Mode === To enable debug mode in Jellyfin, you need to modify the configuration file or start the server with a specific environment variable. Debug mode provides additional logging and information that can help in diagnosing issues. ==== Modifying the Configuration File ==== To modify the configuration file: * Navigate to the Jellyfin configuration directory. The path will vary depending on your operating system: * Linux: `/et...")
  • 08:50, 22 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page JELLYFIN - NFO Files (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Example of an NFO File for a Movie == The NFO file for a movie might look like this: <nowiki> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <movie> <title>Inception</title> <year>2010</year> <rating>8.8</rating> <plot>Dom Cobb is a thief with the rare ability to enter people's dreams and steal their secrets. He is offered a chance to have his criminal record erased in exchange for implanting an idea into a target's subconscious.</plot>...")
  • 08:00, 22 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page JELLYFIN - IMDb and OMDb URL Whitelisting (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Necessary IMDb URLs to Whitelist == The following URLs must be whitelisted for Jellyfin to communicate with IMDb: * **IMDb API Base URL**: <nowiki>https://www.imdb.com</nowiki> * **IMDb Data API** (for programmatic access to movie metadata): <nowiki>https://www.imdbapi.com</nowiki> These URLs are crucial for Jellyfin to access IMDb's movie metadata, including titles, ratings, posters, and more. === Troubleshooting IMDb Whitelisting Issues ===...")
  • 07:25, 22 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page PROXMOX - MTU (Created page with "Category:Wiki == MTU Configuration on Proxmox == MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) defines the largest size of a packet that can be transmitted over a network. Configuring the correct MTU on Proxmox is crucial for optimizing network performance, preventing fragmentation, and ensuring network efficiency. == MTU on Proxmox NICs == Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE) relies on network interfaces for communication, and each NIC (Network Interface Card) has an MTU value that...")
  • 17:54, 21 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page JELLYFIN - Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Installation Steps == === Prerequisites === Run the following command to update your package lists: <nowiki> sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade -y</nowiki> You will also need to install some required dependencies if they aren't already available on your system: <nowiki> sudo apt install -y apt-transport-https ca-certificates software-properties-common</nowiki> === Adding the Jellyfin Repository === Jellyfin provides an official repository for e...")
  • 17:10, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page MIKROTIK - Base Commands (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Identity, Time and System Management == === System Identity === Set a unique router name for management and logging clarity. <nowiki> /system identity set name=CORE-RTR-01</nowiki> === System Clock and Timezone === Correct time is essential for logs, certificates, and security auditing. <nowiki> /system clock set time-zone-name=Europe/Paris</nowiki> Enable NTP client: <nowiki> /system ntp client set enabled=yes servers=pool.ntp.org</nowiki> =...")
  • 17:06, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page CISCO-IOS - FEX Commands (Created page with "Category:Wiki == FEX Discovery and Status Commands == === Show FEX Inventory === Displays detected FEX units and their operational state. <nowiki> show fex</nowiki> Example output fields: * FEX number * Description * State (Online, Offline, Configured) * Model * Serial number === Show Detailed FEX Information === <nowiki> show fex detail</nowiki> Includes: * Pinning status * Fabric interfaces * Power state * Host interface count === Show FEX Hardware Invent...")
  • 17:01, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page BASH - sync-snort2c-tables.sh (Created page with "Category:Wiki == sync-snort2c-tables.sh == <pre> #!/usr/bin/env bash # ============================== # User-defined variables # ============================== # Space-separated list of source pfSense IPs IP_SOURCE_PFSENSE="1.2.3.4 5.6.7.8" # Destination pfSense IP IP_DESTINATION_PFSENSE="10.11.12.13" # SSH user (usually root on pfSense) SSH_USER="root" # Name of the PF table created/managed by snort2c PF_TABLE_NAME="snort2c_blacklist" # Temporary working di...")
  • 16:54, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page DALORADIUS - Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == System Architecture and Data Flow == daloradius operates as a management abstraction layer above FreeRADIUS, relying entirely on SQL-backed authorization and accounting. === Request Lifecycle === # NAS sends Access-Request # FreeRADIUS preprocesses packet # SQL authorization module queries radcheck and radreply # Group resolution via radusergroup # radgroupcheck and radgroupreply merged by priority # Reply attributes returned to NAS # Accounting p...")
  • 16:47, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page UBUNTU - Hardening (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Scope and Threat Model == This hardening post-install script is designed to reduce the attack surface of a freshly installed Ubuntu system (server or workstation) by enforcing secure defaults, disabling unnecessary components, and applying defense-in-depth controls. The threat model assumes: * Remote network-based attacks * Local privilege escalation attempts * Misconfiguration exploitation * Persistence via services, cron jobs, or kernel paramete...")
  • 16:44, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page DEBIAN - Hardening (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Scope and Assumptions == This documentation describes a post-installation hardening script targeting Debian GNU/Linux (stable or LTS). The script is assumed to be executed with root privileges in a controlled environment and adapted to the system’s role (server, VM, workstation, appliance). Assumptions: * System is freshly installed or recently provisioned * Administrator has console or out-of-band access * System role is clearly defined before a...")
  • 16:33, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page PACKETFENCE - Administration Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Internal Architecture and Core Components == === Service-Oriented Architecture === PacketFence is composed of multiple specialized services communicating locally and via RADIUS, HTTP(S), and database backends. Key services include: * '''pfconfig''' – Centralized configuration daemon * '''pf::radius''' – Authentication, authorization, and accounting * '''pf::snmp''' – Network device interaction * '''pfqueue''' – Asynchronous task processing...")
  • 15:29, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page APT-CACHER-NG - Advanced Config (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Architecture and Internal Design == APT-Cacher-NG (ACNG) acts as a specialized HTTP proxy optimized for package managers such as APT. Unlike generic proxies, it understands repository layouts and package metadata patterns. === Request Flow === # Client sends HTTP request for a package or index file # ACNG checks its local cache directory # If present and valid, the cached object is served # If missing or expired, ACNG fetches it from the upstrea...")
  • 15:28, 20 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page APT-CACHER-NG - Base Config (Created page with "Category:Wiki == Installation == === Debian / Ubuntu === Install the package from the official repositories: <nowiki> sudo apt update sudo apt install apt-cacher-ng</nowiki> The service is automatically started after installation. Check service status: <nowiki> systemctl status apt-cacher-ng</nowiki> Enable it at boot: <nowiki> sudo systemctl enable apt-cacher-ng</nowiki> === RHEL / Rocky / AlmaLinux === Enable EPEL and install: <nowiki> sudo dnf inst...")
  • 17:27, 16 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page FAIL2BAN - Filter.d - http-netbox (Created page with "Category:Wiki = Filter.d = <nowiki> # /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/http-netbox.conf # Fail2Ban filter for NetBox Web Interface behind Nginx [Definition] # Match failed login attempts in Nginx access log failregex = ^<HOST> - .* "POST /accounts/login/ HTTP/.*" 401 ^<HOST> - .* "POST /auth/login/ HTTP/.*" 401 # Match potential brute force login attempts ignoreregex =</nowiki> = Jail.conf = <nowiki> [http-netbox] enabled = true banaction = %(banaction_a...")
  • 17:24, 16 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page FAIL2BAN - Filter.d - http-graylog (Created page with "Category:Wiki = Filter.d = <nowiki> # /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/http-graylog.conf # Fail2Ban filter for Graylog Web interface behind Nginx [Definition] # Match failed login attempts in Nginx access log failregex = ^<HOST> - .* "POST /api/login HTTP/.*" 401 ^<HOST> - .* "POST /login HTTP/.*" 401 # Optionally match basic auth failures (if enabled) # failregex = ^<HOST> - .* "GET /.*" 401 ignoreregex = </nowiki> = Jail.conf = <nowiki> [http-graylog]...")
  • 17:09, 16 December 2025 Admin talk contribs created page QUAGGA - Documentation (Created page with "Category:Wiki === Starting the OSPF Daemon === The OSPF daemon (ospfd) is used to configure Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing. <nowiki> sudo systemctl start ospfd</nowiki> === Starting the BGP Daemon === The BGP daemon (bgpd) configures Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing. <nowiki> sudo systemctl start bgpd</nowiki> == Configuring OSPF == To configure OSPF, the `ospfd.conf` file needs to be modified. This file is usually located in `/etc/quagga/ospfd.c...")
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