If you are a Synology NAS user, maybe you want to read some logs to understand what's happened when you face a problem. There are two ways to do that : Using Log Center package Using Support Center If you want to read logs about backup, user connection, etc. the first solution should be quite good but if you are …

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At the company I work for, we are using Zabbix to monitor our infrastructure and in some case we are using "traceroute" to keep an eye on our network from different locations. By keeping a traceroute history, it can help you to understand some networking problem by example when you are facing packet loss from …

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A few weeks ago, I was writing about the availability of Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 1 RC and the way to get it. Today, you can get the official release from Veeam website. After the upgrade, your build version will be 9.5.0.823. Before making this upgrade, be sure that you are running build 9.5.0.580, …

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When you have a certain amount of VMs, there is one step that you can easily forgot or that takes time : configure the backup job. Each time you add a VM you have to open Veeam interface and add the VM to a specific job. But, today, I have an easy way to add some automation to solve this problem : VMware tags and Veeam …

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Gitea is a self-hosted Git service forked from Gogs. It's very easy to deploy and has a low system usage impact. It has features like : web interface wiki issues management admin dashboard In this howto, we will use SQLite as the database backend and the Gitea binary (as there is no Debian package available at this …

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Update on 22th January 2017 : [Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 1 with vSphere 6.5 support is available][1e] On the 15th November VMware has announced the General Availability (GA) of vSphere 6.5 and on the 16th Veeam has done the same with the GA of Veeam Availability Suite 9.5. Two big announcements but one …

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If like me, you are a user of WinSCP, maybe you would like to save your configuration. The configuration of WinSCP contains all the information needed to get access to your servers (IP, protocol, ...). It could be valuable to save all those information in case of computer crash or if you want to sync this configuration …

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A few weeks ago, while analyzing a customer's network, I've discovered that their QNAP NAS was making a lot of outgoing connections on UDP port 6881. Knowing that this NAS is only used as an internal repository for Veeam backup, I knew that this traffic was not wanted. Here is an example of the traffic : After a quick …

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