I don't do any chromebook stuff, any more
This post isn’t designed to be a “how to” merely an overview of how I achieved the subject. It is possible to do this without any physical intervention but in practice I have had to visit site at least once to fix a boot error on every one I have done. Disclaimer:- When attempting this …
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The idea here is to setup DNSMASQ and HAVP to provide DNS, DHCP and content filtering in a Windows 7/Vista/XP client environment on Ubuntu Server Edition. DNSMASQ is a light package which will provide DNS caching and DHCP to a network (amongst other things). HAVP is a proxy server which uses a third party virus …
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Whether in a co-location centre or at a remote site, looking after a server when you aren’t there in person can be a challenge, particularly if you are conscientious and update your servers regularly – updating a Windows server almost always requires reboot, updating a Linux server will require reboot if the kernel has been …
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