Tag: Linux
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CVE - Security Vunerability Datasource
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How to use vSphere 6.x Certificate Manager
VMware vSphere 6.x Certificate Manager https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalId=2097936 Replacin
SSH Logon with Private Key
Updated:There are a number of ways to configure authentication in Linux, you can even use Windows credentials. But generally, for SSH, I find it easier to just use
OpenVPN Create User Keys
Updated:As I'd forgotten how to create a new OpenVPN user, it's not something I do every day, I thought I put here a reminder of the process used. To get a private
Java Certificates
Updated:Certificates are the bane of my existence! After applying some updated certificates to Windows servers some of the systems are now failing to connect to da
Java SSL/TLS Ciphers
Updated:You can specify what cipher suites Java uses by editing the file: %JAVA_HOME%\lib\security\java.security This file must also be used by the Java applicatio
Installing / Updating Webmin
Updated:We've got webmin installed on a number of our Debian Linux boxes. In our environment many of these servers don't have full and open access to the internet
SSL/TLS as a Server Admin
Updated:I don't trust you just because we can encrypt data together. I need to trust you based on a 3rd party we both trust telling me that you are who you say you are.
Teradici PCOIP MC Upgrade
Updated:Following the upgrade of the Management Console I noticed that none of the terminals were actually connecting to the Management Console.
MySQL Enterprise
Updated:Today’s a MySQL day. After the shocker that is Microsoft Licensing I decided to seriously look at what MySQL has to offer the enterprise. I read their white paper and thought somethings sounds too good to be true. So I spent half an hour on the phone with someone in their enterprise team.