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The return of the Linux router... (from pfSense to Debian, part 5: Enabling VoIP)

Hi again world ... two months without writing a single article... my notes are piling up ... no holidays, commited to my CFGS final project, now CCNP Route joins the party ... I really need a breathe... But here we are!!! Today I'm going to share a very short one! but one that

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The return of the Linux router... (from pfSense to Debian, part 1: The plan)

Hi again IT World... I've been quite busy lately... too much for comfort, and too often because of network issues (at the best). It has took me almost two months of work to regain our desired levels of stability and tranquilty, since we underwent the upgrade of our hybrid cloud

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Setting a virtual pfSense router at OVH.

Hi again world! It is almost four months since my last article... way too long time... I sincerely didn't expected the return to my studies at IOC, toghether with the after-summer starting projects at work would be so overwheelming to me.... but that's exactly the case. The good point on

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Getting started with BSD Router Project

Hi again guys. After a few weeks of playing with CISCO CSR1000 VMs on VirtualBox (I'm thinking on doing a post on how to install this CISCO router on current VirtualBox 5.1) I realized that those CISCO Virtual routers are far too heavy-weight to just make some labs. CSR1000

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Check_mk on pfSense 2.2.x

In my last post I explained how do I manage settiing munin in pfSense systems, so, you may guess, I'm one of those monitoring fans around... So, that we have plenty of information on how to get our pfSense boxes monitoried by ELK (Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana) stack, I'm going to

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Munin-node on pfSense 2.1.x and 2.2.x

I like monitoring... and, after early mrtg experiences, munin was my first, production, centralized monitoring system I dealt with. Although focused in graphing, It is very useful if you want a quick plain website where you can simply put and browse all your systems graphs. Since I use pfSense both