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  • Published August 10, 2026AI

    Trying Out WebMCP

    Cloudflare announced they support WebMCP recently. It is not something you can rely on broadly yet, but I went ahead and added WebMCP support to this blog.

    • #WebMCP
  • Published August 5, 2026Security

    What a Cross-Root Certificate Actually Is: Reading DigiCert's G5 Transition

    How cross-root certificates work, and how to judge an existing G1 → G5 chain as DigiCert moves issuance to its G5 root hierarchies.

    • #TLS
    • #DigiCert
  • Updated August 1, 2026Web Development

    Going CMS-Free: A Secure, Affordable Static Site with Astro, GitHub, and Cloudflare Pages

    Why Astro, GitHub, and Cloudflare Pages can offer a practical balance of security, cost, and simplicity for a small static site.

    • #Astro
    • #Cloudflare
    • #Akamai
  • Updated August 1, 2026Blog

    ETA 404 Is Now Open

    ETA 404 is a new slow-paced blog about information technology.

  • Published February 13, 2026Network

    JANOG57 NETCON Walkthrough (Level 3-2): DNS and CDN Caching

    Configure BIND records and Varnish VCL for origin authentication, cached homepage responses, and cache bypass for a dynamic page and the browser.

    • #JANOG
  • Published January 19, 2024Network

    JANOG53 NETCON Walkthrough (Level 4-2): iBGP and LVS

    Restore redundant connectivity with iBGP and ECMP on SONiC and cEOS, then configure LVS persistence so authentication connections reach the same server.

    • #JANOG
  • Published February 3, 2023Network

    JANOG51 NETCON Walkthrough (Level 1-1): VLANs and Trunk Ports

    Restore connectivity for VLANs 1 and 10 by identifying an access-mode link between two switches and configuring trunk ports.

    • #JANOG
  • Published February 3, 2023Network

    JANOG51 NETCON Walkthrough (Level 1-4): Troubleshooting RIP

    Combine static routes and RIP redistribution to restore connectivity from Osaka-B, including its loopback interface, to Tokyo-A.

    • #JANOG
  • Updated February 3, 2023Network

    JANOG50 NETCON Walkthrough (Level 3-4): BGP over IPsec

    Troubleshoot an IKEv2 proposal mismatch and recursive routing that causes a BGP-over-IPsec tunnel to flap, using only the local router.

    • #JANOG

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