One WAN connection isn't enough for Project Overkill. Everyone's home Internet connection needs full redundancy, right? Well, mine certainly does. For years now I've made do with a paltry single router connected to a DSL line provided by British Telecom (even if it's billed through someone else to disguise its origins). But I recently got … Continue reading Dual-WAN failover with the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, using PPPoE and 4G
Category: Project Overkill
Automatic provisioning of a Yealink T29G
The Cisco 7960G is an adequate enough VoIP device, but it is rather long in the tooth. Just like IBM, no-one ever got fired for buying Cisco (probably because if you can afford to buy Cisco, you're most likely in a large organisation with so much capital expenditure that Cisco's prices are a drop in … Continue reading Automatic provisioning of a Yealink T29G
Using OpenWRT / LEDE for Out-of-Band Management
My day job is IT security for large, blue-chip organisations. I usually work on diverse, heterogeneous networks and have to remember which commands, menus, and options are applicable to whichever piece of equipment I might be using at the time. There ain't no such thing as a single standard, so it's important that I retain … Continue reading Using OpenWRT / LEDE for Out-of-Band Management
