Google Workspace Secure LDAP Group Based VLAN Assignment using FreeRADIUS
In this post we’ll be looking at using FreeRADIUS integrated with Google Workspace Secure LDAP to perform VLAN assignment for WPA enterprise users.
Aruba Instant On API
Aruba’s Instant On product line consists of plug and play access points and switches that are managed from the cloud. The cloud management portal – located at https://portal.arubainstanton.com – is free and does not require purchasing any license.
While it provides an intuitive UI for setting up and managing networks, it is not conducive for automation. For example, if someone is managing many sites and needs to apply policies to all of them, or monitor their status, it would be very time-consuming and tiresome to do it manually.
Web Filtering as a Service on pfSense
This post is about implementing web filtering as a service using a cloud hosted pfSense appliance.
FreeRADIUS with Google G Suite/Workspace Secure LDAP for WPA2 Enterprise WiFi
This post documents the process of integrating FreeRADIUS with Google G Suite (now Workspace) using Secure LDAP
OpenVPN Server for Mikrotik On Docker
A convenient way to remotely access and manage a Mikrotik router that is behind NAT is to set it up as an OpenVPN client. It will then be accessible from the VPN server or by other VPN clients. In this guide we’ll document a simple procedure for setting up an OpenVPN server in Docker and configure it to work with Mikrotik.
PPTP VPN & NAT on Windows Server 2019
In this guide we’ll see how to setup PPTP VPN with NAT on Windows Server 2019 using only a single network interface
FreeRADIUS with Secure LDAP (LDAPS) on Azure AD Domain Services
I recently had to integrate FreeRADIUS with a Secure LDAP (LDAPS, or LDAP over SSL) service running in Azure cloud. This post is an attempt to consolidate all the steps that were required to make it work successfully.
Unifi Controller on Ubuntu 18.04 with Let’s Encrypt SSL
This guide shows you how to install Unifi Controller on a Ubuntu 18.04 machine and set up a valid SSL certificate on it using Let’s Encrypt