Pi-Hole - David Buhlman

Sign in Subscribe

Pi-Hole

A collection of 6 posts

Upgrade Debian Operating System, Part Two

Upgrade Debian Operating System, Part Two

I'm continuing to work through upgrading all of my Debian virtual machines. Upgrade PH-01 Steps performed on PH-01 * cat /etc/os-release * PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)" * sudo apt-mark showhold * sudo apt update * 3 packages can be upgraded. * sudo apt upgrade * sudo apt full-upgrade * sudo

Backups!, Part Two

Backups!, Part Two

Well I was able to set up some backup scripts for both of my PI-Hole servers yesterday. I have three more applications to work on backing up right now. Ubiquiti's Unifi, Bookstack, and Monica. I'm going to start with Unifi first. Backup Ubiquiti's Unifi

Backups!

Well now that I have a couple of applications and servers up and running that I am finding useful to keep around I need to back them up. At least the applications data. For the existing Windows servers is my testing lab I have them backing up to the Veeam

Pi-Hole, Part Two

Pi-Hole, Part Two

So after DHCP propagated my new Pi-Hole servers I've realized that my test domain is unable to authenticate. This makes sense to me now because PH-01 and PH-02 have no way of finding my test domain do they? So in this scenario I have two sets of DNS

Pi-Hole

So one thing I was interested in was taking some control over my DNS. I could go with Bind but I heard about Pi-Hole and thought it would be interesting to check out. Verify Prerequisites So looking through the prerequisites it looks like the only item of concern is for

Setting Up R730, Part Four

Setting Up R730, Part Four

After my little side trip down Hyper-V Manager configuration errors I’m ready to finish setting up in Hyper-V. From Windows Admin Center I create a 300GB drive partition to get me started with setting up some virtual machines. I set Hyper-V’s default disk and VM paths to this