Raspberry Pi DHCP Server Guide All devices connected to a network need an IP address to communicate. Whether it’s a laptop, smartphone, printer, smart TV, security camera or another Raspberry Pi, all devices need to…
Raspberry Pi DNS Server Setup The Domain Name System (DNS) keeps the internet running every time you visit a website, send an email, stream a video or connect to an online service. DNS is the…
Setting Up Pi-hole Ad Blocker on Raspberry Pi Online advertising is ubiquitous. Websites, mobile apps, smart TVs and even some smart home devices keep loading ads and tracking scripts. Browser ad blockers help for individual…
Setting Up Port Forwarding for Raspberry Pi One of the most useful things about a Raspberry Pi is that you can use it as a server. Do you host a website on your raspberry pi…
One of the most important ideas in computing is automation. Users can save time, make fewer mistakes, and make sure that important processes are always done the same way by automating tasks that are done…
As networks get more complicated, it’s more important than ever to keep an eye on how well they work, how safe they are, and how reliable they are. Users can find problems, improve performance, and…
As more people use the internet for work, entertainment, and personal activities, the need for safe communication and private internet access has grown a lot. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a secure tunnel that…
As the amount and importance of digital data grows, it becomes more and more important to have storage solutions that are both safe and easy to get to. A Network Attached Storage system gives you…
In the first two parts of this guide, you learned how to transform a Raspberry Pi into a functioning web server capable of hosting both static and dynamic websites. You installed Apache, configured PHP and…
In Part 1, you learned how a Raspberry Pi can function as a web server, installed Apache, created your first website and explored the differences between static and dynamic websites. While serving HTML pages is…