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Tag: DNS

Date:June 1, 2025Posted By:Jonny5Category:Blog, Code, NetworkingTag:DNS, homelab

Homelab DNS Updater with Redis Cache

Automation to update BIND with IPv4 and IPv6 from OPNSense and Portainer If you have a homelab and use BIND with your OPNSense and Docker (w/Portainer), this might be of interest! There are a few details that require either setup or creation, such as the Redis server and the API credentials that will be required…

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Date:January 16, 2022Posted By:Jonny5Category:Blog, SecurityTag:dhcp, DNS, homelab, opnsense

Setup OPNSense Router DHCP Secure Registration to External BIND Server

Overview The quintessential home lab. A place you can test, explore, and sharpen your skillset as an IT Guru or even just a beginner. We will cover some of the details, services, and roll out that might help you create your own Homelab. For starters, this is not going to be a comprehensive how-to. I…

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Date:January 3, 2022Posted By:Jonny5Category:Blog, Networking, SecurityTag:DNS, Docker, PiHole

Homelab DNS Services with Pihole Filtering via Docker

You want to make simple services, that do things. To be able to modify that role out, at code base, at will? Ok, probably interested in Docker or things like it (containers). In this post we will be exploring some of my findings and this will sort of be a notes/detail reference for myself in…

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Date:November 17, 2014Posted By:Jonny5Comments:4 CommentsCategory:Blog, Code, Networking, SecurityTag:DNS, HTTPS, ICMP

IPTables Firewall with auto update blocklist v2.7

Re-edit: the IPSet wasn’t working the way it should’ve on further inspection, I’ve fixed that, plus, some of my rules were hastily copied and I’ve fixed that too. Edit: I had the order of this incorrect in the beginning, for that I appologize, it is correct now. If you don’t have your IPSet list setup,…

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Date:July 23, 2014Posted By:Jonny5Category:Blog, Code, SecurityTag:DNS, HTTPS, ICMP, Iptables Firewall

IPTABLES Firewall ruleset config file v2.5

This is an update from my IPTABLES config file v2.2 article File: iptablesv25.sh # Jim McKibben # 2014-07-23 # Version 2.5 # Iptables Firewall configuration script # Allows HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SMTP # SSH Port easy customization # Allows Local Loopback # Allows specific ICMP # Allows DNS Query and Response # Blocks bad source…

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  1. Jonny5 on Using Suricata-Update on OPNSenseMay 28, 2025

    Absolutely Andy, thank you for the notes - I will update as I can to clean up any items mentioned…

  2. Andy Butler on Using Suricata-Update on OPNSenseApril 22, 2025

    Very nice work! Thanks for posting this. I don't use CrowdSec (yet), and both shell scripts complained about no /root/suricata/classification.config…

  3. Jonny5 on Automation to Check and Update Docker Stack ImagesJuly 14, 2024

    Posted this on Reddit and I'm discovering that (still need to prove it to myself it works as intended) if…

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