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      <title>Enhancing VLAN Security with 802.1X, RADIUS</title>
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      <description>Something Exciting is in the works &amp;hellip;</description>
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      <title>Die Odyssee der Roaming-Profile</title>
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      <description>Ein Märchen von Serverhexen und Datenwäldern Ah, die wunderbare Welt der Roaming-Profile, ein Labyrinth aus Netzwerkpfaden, Gruppenrichtlinien und Synchronisationszauberei, das selbst den erfahrensten IT-Hexenmeister in den Wahnsinn treiben kann. Lasst uns also in die Tiefen dieser magischen, aber oft auch tragikomischen Welt eintauchen.
Einmal gab es in der sagenumwobenen Welt der QNAP-Schulserver einen Ort namens DataVol1, ein digitaler Garten Eden, in dem jeder Domänenbenutzer seinen eigenen &amp;ldquo;Starseite-Ordner&amp;rdquo; hatte. Wie ein Nest für digitale Vögel, bot dieser Ort Schutz und Heimat für alle möglichen Daten.</description>
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      <title>Effective search queries</title>
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      <title>Setup file sharing with SMB</title>
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      <description>Having hundreds of gigabytes and sometimes even multiple terabytes can get fastly very challanging for regular transfers and backups. Therefore we can make management very easy when instead using network storage, which only needs to be mounted on the corresponding machines. The following should serve as a cheatsheet for quickly setting up samba shares on the home network.
Install and setup samba $ sudo apt update &amp;amp;&amp;amp; sudo apt install samba  For security disable Samba NetBIOS service, as we won&amp;rsquo;t use it.</description>
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      <description>You have probably noticed that logo in the contact options on my landing page. That&amp;rsquo;s simply because as uniform and decentralized email is, it has one major flaw: At default it&amp;rsquo;s not end-to-end encrypted and therefore completely unsecure. GPG addresses exactly this problem by implementing the PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) protocol (pretty confusing naming scheme, I know ;) and offering asymetric encryption which is mostly used to ensure mail-conversation confidentiality and integrity.</description>
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