Using Cloudflare Tunnels is an amazing and very easy way to securely publish applications to the internet. I have made a video about how to set that up and you can check it out here. Now, I can imagine that there are some applications you want to protect with an extra layer of security like an extra authentication step. This is exactly where Zero Trust policies from Cloudflare will help you. Check my video below and find out how you can set this up.
Cloudflare Tunnels is great if you want to expose hosted websites or applications to the internet in a secure way without opening ports in your firewall. At the same time your website will be secured with a valid SSL certificate from Cloudflare. The classic way to do this would be you opening up specific ports in your firewall, but with Cloudflare Tunnels you don’t need to expose any port from your firewall to the internet. Setup Cloudflare Tunnels and let Cloudflare take care of security. At the time of making this video the service is free for using the functionality I displayed in this video.
I have internet and IPTV from KPN (local ISP) here in the Netherlands. I chose not to use their router but instead use pfsense. The internet configuration part is pretty straight forward but if you want to get routed IPTV working you have to configure specific settings in pfSense. In this video I will show you how I have set this up for my situation. If you need to setup routed IPTV on pfSense as well, use this video as a guideline and check what the specific VLANs and IP ranges are for your ISP.
After upgrading Veeam Backup and Replication to V12 you will have the option to upgrade the backup chains as well to a “true” per vm backup chain with individual metadata files. I will show you the process in my video below.
Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 version 7 has just been released and in this video I want to walk you trough the upgrade process and what to expect. The additional integration with Veeam ONE is very interesting and I will show you how that works as well in this video.
As always make sure that you know how you backup infrastructure is setup because there may be additional steps you need to take. If you are able to test the upgrade in a lab environment beforehand, this is the way.
I am sure you have heard of the V12 release of Veeam Backup and Replication. If you have a V11 Veeam Backup and Replication environment you will upgrade at some point. There are a lot of new features in V12, with more focus on Object Storage and also securing your backup data.
In this video I will show you how the upgrade of Veeam Backup and Replication from V11 to V12 looks like and some of the problems you can run into. The upgrade is pretty straight forward, but you need to make sure that you know exactly how your backup environment is setup and what components will need an upgrade. If you are able to test the upgrade in an isolated environment, this is the way.
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