Blog Migrated!

Hi!

I have decided to migrate my blog from wordpress.com to a private environment. The main reasons being that I felt that I had outgrown the normal wordpress.com site. I wanted to be able to install plugins and get more accustomed to running my own environment. These days it can’t hurt picking up some Linux skills.

The other reason is that I haven’t made a dime on the blog, in fact since I’ve had to pay hosting costs I’ve been losing money on the blog every year. By placing some ads I hope I can make enough for the hosting and anything extra would help me in getting things I need to generate more content.

The blog should now be reachable over both v4 and v6 and have SSL enabled.

Please bear with me if you find any things that are broken. I have migrated the content but I’m sure things will pop up. If they do, please notify me.

/Daniel

NAT saves the day!

Introduction NAT is bad, it breaks end to end connectivity. It’s misused as a security tool. Using NAT kills kittens. Yes yes, we all know that. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t valid use cases for NAT and when NAT can save the day. What was the problem? Imagine that you have a device that […]

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ddib

Daniel Dib is a network engineer and CCIE #37149. He mainly works with enterprise networks and network design. You can find his original content at lostintransit.se and on Twitter @Danieldibswe

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