At home, I run most of my network based on the Ubiquiti Networks’ Unifi products. I’ve previously written a few times about different solutions that rely on these products, such as expanding my wireless network with a Mesh solution. Since… Read More »Replacing an Unifi Cloud Key (Gen 1) with a Docker container-based self-hosted solution
I’ve been using Cloudflare’s free and fantastic 1.1.1.1 DNS service since it’s inception in 2018. The idea is that you configure your home network to query their DNS (at 1.1.1.1), and they promise a no-hassle, free and fast DNS query… Read More »Insights: Protecting the home network with Cloudflare’s new (and free) 1.1.1.1 for Families, that now has malware blocking
I use the fantastic Ubiquiti Networks Unifi product at home. It’s the same network that I used to build my Site-to-Site VPN connectivity to Azure and to later try and enable 802.11b for my old scale. The idea with the… Read More »Home upgrade: Extending the wireless network coverage to the balcony using Unifi Mesh
At home, I run Ubiquity Networks’ Unifi hardware. I wrote briefly about this just recently here, and I also found out the Unifi hardware provides a neat way to generate a network topology map, such as this: In essence, I… Read More »Building a site-to-site VPN between Unifi network hardware and Azure