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* Hosting a RADIUS server, to support 802.1X Authentication by network devices such as wireless access points. | * Hosting a RADIUS server, to support 802.1X Authentication by network devices such as wireless access points. | ||
* Connecting to the Internet using a wireless broadband device (3G/4G dongle). | * Connecting to the Internet using a wireless broadband device (3G/4G dongle). | ||
| − | * Connecting to | + | * Connecting to the Internet using ADSL via PPPoE. |
| + | * Using LEAF as a file server. | ||
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| + | I have also had success in using Bering-uClibc to run the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_Media_Server Logitech Media Server] software on an ALIX single-board-computer with a local hard drive. LMS is mostly written in Perl but also relies on quite a number of non-standard compiled packages. | ||
| + | Contact me for further information if this is interest to you. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:16, 20 December 2014
I am Davidmbrooke, davidMbrooke, DavidMbrookE or simply dMb. I work as an Information Systems Architect for HP Enterprise Services and I live in Derby in the United Kingdom. HP are aware that I contribute code and documentation to the LEAF project, but I do this in a personal capacity and not as an HP employee.
I have been relying on various branches of LEAF to run my home network firewall for many years. My main focus in developing and documenting LEAF is for:
- Improving and testing IPv6 support.
- Implementing status monitoring and alerting.
- Hosting a RADIUS server, to support 802.1X Authentication by network devices such as wireless access points.
- Connecting to the Internet using a wireless broadband device (3G/4G dongle).
- Connecting to the Internet using ADSL via PPPoE.
- Using LEAF as a file server.
I have also had success in using Bering-uClibc to run the Logitech Media Server software on an ALIX single-board-computer with a local hard drive. LMS is mostly written in Perl but also relies on quite a number of non-standard compiled packages. Contact me for further information if this is interest to you.
