Netbsd
The following notes will help you install and configure OpenVPN on a NetBSD server. This is how I can connect to my $HOME network from anywhere on the Internet.
Note that the install describes the “bridge” mode. This allows to get an IP address on the same LAN segment than my servers.Continue reading...
To upgrade the NetBSD from one version to another (greater), grab the archives from the nearest mirror. By default, check here .Continue reading...
This is how I installed and configured DokuWiki on NetBSD to render TuM’Fatig website.Continue reading...
Virtualization allows running several OSes in the same time on the same hardware server. Xen is a (free) virtualization technology that allows modified OS (Xen-aware) to run as virtual machines. Each virtual machines (AKA domU) has it’s own ressources and don’t overlap with others. With a CPU that provides hardware virtualization (VMX), one can also run “native” OS like Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD or OpenSolaris.
Here’s how I installed and configured my Xen environment.Continue reading...
Those are quick notes on how to run the CommuniGate Systems (Community Edition) on a NetBSD/xen domU.Continue reading...