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ok will have a look

@@MultiTechspec thanks bro

No worries, hope it helps

@@cricky7835 is that for the VPN connection and how are you connecting back to the server?

@@MultiTechspecidk in nights after 12 my vpn gives me speed of 100 mbps But in day it gaves me 10 to 20 May be isp blocking something for vpn what you think

@@cricky7835 ok I mean are you connecting on mobile or in café WiFi?

@@STLJonny I think it depends on the setup so if you need option 66 or 67 then at this time it's supported by isc DHCP but you don't need custom options then kea I think should be fine from what I remember it supports tftp and network booting More information here: www.netgate.com/blog/netgate-adds-kea-dhcp-to-pfsense-plus-software-version-23.09-1

Thanks man appreciate it

I didn't think to do so, but its a cool idea would help a lot with getting round stp

Ah sorry bro i put it together rather quickly I'll take another look at the video, and make it a bit more streamlined

Also did you mean in terms of how it connects to pfsense/VMware?

Hey bro there's to things I can think I remember in pfsense there is a setting which allows you to push the DNS servers over the tunnel which effectively gives you internet if the DNS servers are configured for the internet names servers or for recursion, the others I think was to push the DNS server ips like 1.1.1.1 into the tunnel setting I think to give DNS access to the internet when you get the tunnel IP I'll see if I can make a video on it will take me a bit of time as I need to edit the pfsense build Also double check the tunnel settings check to see if the main tunnel interface is set to WAN and then check if the DNS servers are correctly set up and then check if you have the correct networks in the config that you want it should give internet if the firewall and NAT settings are set up correctly

Thanks man, the full video covering this topic is being released in the next few days

Thanks for the feedback, please this method isn't really the best, I found it much better to use a switch and create a VLAN for the WiFi to help with broadcasts alternatively mesh networking seems to achieve the same effect as what was meant to be portrayed in the video

At the moment I have it running pfsense, I wanted to reduce energy consumption as I originally had pfsense working on an R710, which was a bit overkill for my usage as I wanted to put xcp on it, I did find the onboard NICs very difficult to work with and found that opensense does support them but pfsense dose not natively

@@MultiTechspec interesting, and what will pfsense be needed for?

@@dghgfhjgnxdgfhtfyuiy i use pfsense as a router and as a VPN as it has opvenvpn support but there is alot of different things that can be done with it such as OSPF and BGP you can even do VLANS LAGG as well as advanced firewalling with package like snort and pulled pork which is very convenient if you want to port forward to local machines, if the cloud is not cost effective, you can also install tftp packages directly on it which is great if you a PXE solution for other systems, you also do traffic shaping, and add virtual IPS

@@MultiTechspec oh nice, I think if you mentioned that in the video that would be good, gives the viewers an idea of intent of use as well as use cases. Most of what you said is beyond my level of understanding but I appreciate your enthusiasm towards this project

Interesting, what RAM and SDD/HDD are you using?

2 x CMSX32GX4M2A2400C16 Corsair + Samsung EVO NVMe

@@MrNeuromancer Hi i think i found a solution to this problem i'll upload a video later explaining what i have found

@@MrNeuromancer ok so findings are to try and getting it working with HDMI use a 1080p monitor/screen for 4k use a monitor with DisplayPort input and it should fire up

Technicaly this is bridging 2 routers, but I would use AP's and wlc now as it makes more sense

its just to make a IIS server to host web pages, this was before I found out Linux web hosting, what ever you do don't do the part of opening port 80 out on the internet unless you have proper security such as an IPS, cisco ASA, NGFW, or sandbox, to be fair its needs a bit of an update as you can use somthing like AWS to do the same on linux a lot eaiser

well I see numbers in your comment so I can only assume it's you

Yes. It's called sarcasm. Because that has to be a record for bailing on a vid. Have a great day. ;)

wow that's your level of sarcasm i wouldn't have noticed ..have a great day ;)

KenKiller NewLife if your trying to control the Internet at another property that you have authorised access to you should do this through a VPN if the router supports this feature

Adejumo Magbagbeola tell her I said HI ha ha ha

John Doe if you have access to a decent Internet connection like Google fibre AWS becomes a really good option for what you plan to do

hahaha..yeke..

true there a feature in modern switches called auto-mdix which detects whether its a cross through or a straight through cable which is needed but on the switch shown in the video for some reason to connect to it it needs to have a serial to crossover connection from what i understand

ahh i remember having to use crossovers on old 10 base10 but never 100/1000 switches

yeah that sounds about right, i think just the way dell has configured the switch mainly because its a serial, i suppose if i had the pin out i could make the cable but haven't seen anything for it :/

ok thanks for the feedback but when you say its not helpful how do you mean?

+Jack Ralph Hi, the way i have done it in the video is purely based on the external ip address you can you whats my ip.com to find out what it is, if you want to link it to www. you need a dns provider and a static external ip address (speak to your ISP to obtain one), or you can use a provider such as NO-IP where you can install a client which registers the external IP address your using on there server. once you setup the no ip account it should go something like this 89.100.20.1 ---> www . thisismywebsite . com hope this helps

Multitechspec Hi No worries I found the issue I just had to change the website name and make sure it had a www. at the start funnily enough, thanks anyway. :)

+Luke Gibson i guess.. i don't remember to be honest

good point

+kaine de kok if you have computers which you are not using that support windows server than yes you can add more physical server and then use load balancing connect the servers together if there is a lot of traffic to the website alternatively you can also you virtual machines and achieve the same result

+Precious Prashant . for this to work you need a Network interface Card with 2 ports. then create a bridge with the 2 ports and then disable DHCP on the ruter not supplying the internet connection then it should work

David Cooltions inception... ha ha

***** I'll see what I can do in terms of making a complete tutorial of word IIS but for the meantime have you used WAMP for initial set-up and then checked if that config works? as far as I'm aware it is possible to get Cpannel for a VPS I don't know if its free or you have to pay for it though

Multitechspec Cpanel not, but Plesk. But it's payed too. Also people probably would want to see not only PHP, MySQL, FTP but + DNS settings for domain. I personally got threw PHP, Mysql, DNS installation and configuration ok. But this FTP problems with accounts just made me "Ok I'm done with that f it". And I set all my domains buck to second hosting. Managing everything without normal panel is really time wasting, especially this MySQL where you need to use mysql console to create databases, users, bla bla... For me whole this IIS sucks that way. If I would host some commercial websites, especially hosting company, I would probably change it for Linux. I don't even want to think how I would do automatic hosting and user management for this Windows without Plesk. Worst is I think documentation. On 2012 you got newest IIS and settings changed. Microsoft don't write in documentation "Host name should be your domain name", or "This option is better than that because of that". They just write "- Write host name", "Select some option" and people like me have headaches. I know that it's free but damn ... Thanks anyway for interest.

i have to agree with you on this for web hosting definitely would choose Linux as its far easier to use the command line for permissions and to set up things in general. php can be a bit of a headache though I have had trouble with packages concerning php5 when trying to set SMTP squirrel mail web interface and that's when things become a headache. in terms of windows the permissions for FTP can usually be over turned I know that's there a very good video on FTP on windows server 2008 in terms of windows server 2012 try th-cam.com/video/AGgArVFLxpM/w-d-xo.html for theory and pratciail use via 2008 use link below th-cam.com/video/yMDKi2bH4Eg/w-d-xo.html and skip to the part most relevant to you in terms of MYSQL im not up on this so i can't help you on this part of the config. DNS setting in windows are done through forward and reverse lookup zones and the theory behind DNS gets damm complex when MX and A records get involved. I would say see if you can configure it via a gateway from the company hosting the domain

Multitechspec Yea thanks man. This FTP tutorial is good. Finally something on "full" topic. DNS were pretty easy for me. I don't really know what tutorial I was using, sorry. But all I needed is to set forward zone, add there two records and that was all. Website was working, but problem was that DNS Lookups was showing me some errors what I didn't really understood. Second domain I configured even easier because I didn't make my own Name servers, but found that OVH have 2 ready nameservers for people like me and in domain configuration I just wrote "vps0000.ovh.net" + "ns2.blabla" - sorry I don't remember :D Anyway if you would create new tutorial, it would be nice to see NS configuration too. Yea SMTP is still in front of me - what is website without mail functionality. Hope I will make it somehow. I'm pretty sure that if I'd not know cpanel it would be a little bit easier for me to learn this IIS. But yeah. I was using easy manager for couple of years and now I have problems with something harder. Thanks for help. Sorry for my mistakes :)

yes i did a nit more reaserchand into this and found out how to set it up but i would use linux to set it up as its eaiser

Georgie Arn thank you for your comment i'll bear that in mind the next time. also you are free to skip to the part you need you don't have to listen to the whole video if it doesn't suit your needs

Hi, there are a few good computers out there but server type hardware like a dell R710 have come with propriety software and hardware limitations so for example you cant run a GTX 980 due to power restriction so for example it can only deliver i think it was about 75 watts on a PCIE gen 2 slot so you'll need to need to have an external power supply to boot the card. that kind of thing. but bear in mind that the r710 isn't really mean for workstation environments a better solution is i would say make your own server/workstation so i good board at the moment would be Z10PE-D16 WS which is a beast of a board but you flexibility in terms of what you can do with as you have dual CPU's sockets for things like visualization, and up to 4 GPU's for gaming, rendering etc another good board would be Z10PED8_WS. it really depends on what you want to do with the computer

Wow. That went way over my head! But thanks for such a detailed response, wish I had the knowhow to understand it. I can see that it is not just a simple switchover. I'll look a little more into it as it seems as though I'll probably waste money if I rush into buying it. Any idea if I can graveyard the parts into another desktop? for example, the server I've seen (for £45) has a Xeon Processor (3GHz) and 12GB DDR3 RAM, but no hard drives/operating system. Could I just take out the bits I want? or even use the case and take things off the motherboard? or is this just another waste of time? I forgot to say thank you for your time and patience with my lack of computer intelligence.

you may be able to but it depends on a number of factors so for example with the processor is the socket type compatible (in a nutshell that's the number of pins the motherboard has/requires the CPU to have in order for the board and cpu to work correctly). in terms of memory is the voltage enough for them to work? are the number quoted on the ram sticks for example PC3-1600 compatible with the motherboard, what im trying to say is it depends on what your building as well as are the parts that you want to salvage compatible with the system you want to build. if its a modern server your trying to build then the general answer is yes a lot of parts are inter-compatible.. if you want more info about this a great source for this that I like to use is linustechtips as well as NCIXtechtips they can explain what im saying in simpler manner through some of the videos that they have other sources of information include the manufactures websites for the components that you have and websites such as extremetech if you want want to get down to the nittygritty type of level

thanks a lot

Granted.. what I was trying to say as a possible solution was to use an old router and then if you had a computer with 2 Ethernet ports attached to it then in windows you can bridge the 2 port so that internet traffic is shared for the duration that that the computer is on. Then make sure that the old routers address for access i.e the default gateway address (this is the address that is used by devices to access the internet is different to that set by the ISP's) ... This is to avoid an IP address conflict and will allow you to manage both routers. the address tend to be either 192.168.0.1/24 or 192.168.1.1/24. In this method you have to disable DHCP on your old router this is because the router which your ISP has supplied you with also has DHCP enabled meaning that a conflict can occur. Hope this helps I should mention that when I recorded this video I was with sky and haven't mentioned one thing which need's to be addressed This is the speed of your current connection for example in this video this configuration will work at full speed because both of the Ethernet ports at the back of the computer are gigabit so they can connect to the SR 101 (skys "white" router) which has 100mbs Ethernet links because of to auto-negation and therefore if you have a connection faster then 100mbs for example sky decide for what ever reason there going for 120mbs then you would not get the full 120mbs because the slowest link in the network can only do a maximum of 100mbs so essentially you would something closer to about 80mbs this is due to network overheads. In an unrelated bit to this article This hack is a bit outdated with sky ADSL I think that the wireshark solution has more merit than this (i know that i shouldn't really say that about my own videos but i guess that;s my sense of humility kicking in... ha ha) also on slow bandwidth links couple that with a pfsnese server running squidproxy and snort and then using AP's and you can get yourself a better setup because you will then have an IDS which scans incoming and outgoing packets in accordance to a rule set and then you would also have a caching server to save on bandwidth (for things like video and pictures) as well as a high performance customisable router that behaves a bit like DD-WRT. Also if the AP'S are in a switch with POE you can set them up so that you can transition from AP to AP without loss in connection ie minimize jitter and latency when moving from AP to AP. A lot of solutions currently seem to posses one or more features of the architecture I have proposed.