WireGuard for One: Tunneling Your Mobile Device Through a Remote VPS This isn’t hard. But if you’ve never done it, the
When Your Wife's IoT Bird Feeder Doesn't work, and You're a All Hats IT Engineer It always starts simple: a thoughtful gift, a charming gadget, a new
CodexMCP: Simulating 1,100 Realistic ISP Users with Full MAC-Authenticated DHCP I made all of these changes and additions solo between 5:00
CodexMCP UI Refactor: 2.5 Hours to Rip and Rewire the Front End Let’s be clear: this wasn’t some multi-week, team-driven redesign. This
Parsing Kea: Building Real-Time Visibility with Grok and Simulated Users Kea is an open-source DHCP server developed by ISC. It offers a
Simulating a Virtual Subscriber Network With Docker In a recent surge of development for CodexMCP, I orchestrated a full-scale
Monday Boot Sequence: Cluster Running Date: Monday, May 27, 2025 Location: Somewhere in the damp clay of
Kea DHPC4 Configuration - Leases at Scale, Logs in Motion Here’s the current live configuration for the Kea DHCPv4 server running
Back in the Lab: Goats, Control Planes, and the Future of Small ISPs I'm back in the lab after a few weeks of
CSSIP: Is This Where We Need to Go? Introduction SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) succeeded not because it was perfect—but
Where It Stands: Building an Open-Source ISP Stack from the Ground UP May 2025 Project Update – by Bryan Vest If you’ve been following