VPNs are great things. They allow secure remote access to your resources, either for your home or your job. At work the solution is simple to use because typically someone else sets it up for you. But if you are that person that does the setup (either at home or if you're the "network person" at work), VPNs can be complex. I'd like to cover a quick thing to watch out for targeted at small VPNs, especially since I talked about VPNs in a previous ZoneMinder article.
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Showing posts with label OpenVPN. Show all posts
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Friday, July 28, 2017
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IT Accountability: Avoiding Murphy
Amongst technology experts, Murphy is someone we all try to avoid. Murphy's Law states "Anything that can go wrong, will". E...
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ZoneMinder "out of the box" is setup with the most basic of features configured and simple to get going. And security is never s...
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For the past several years, I've been using Milestone Systems XProtect as my NVR software package for my security cameras at home. Rece...
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So far I've been talking about how to configure ZoneMinder to do certain things. I haven't said anything about what the ZoneMinder ...