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We’re now a NetBird managed service provider

Aug 1, 2026 | Announcements, Blog, NetBird

Modern work depends on reliable connectivity, yet traditional network access can be complex, hard to scale, and difficult to secure across sites, devices, and remote users. That’s where NetBird comes in. NetBird is an open source secure networking platform that helps teams connect people and devices over private, encrypted connections, supporting zero trust network access so authorized users can reach what they need without exposing systems to unnecessary risk. It’s built to simplify how organizations establish access, manage connectivity, and support remote work, while maintaining strong security practices. As an MSP for NetBird, our team helps organizations plan, deploy, and manage NetBird-based connectivity tailored to their environment. From initial assessment and design to...

Duplicati dashboard. It shows the backup job, the next scheduled job, and how many copies

Getting Started with TrueNAS: Buddy backups with Duplicati

Mar 7, 2026 | Blog, TrueNAS

I mentioned in my previous post that I had setup my friend and I’s servers with three distinct datasets: Data, Media, and Backup. Data was created as a dataset where all our personal documents would be stored. Media was created as a dataset for movies and music, which don’t require an offsite backup. This is where I put my collection of movies and series that I’ve ripped and make available to Plex. Backup is the offsite backup dataset. This is where my cloud servers backup, as well as as where our backups of each other’s Data dataset lives. Now, to be honest, I didn’t setup encrypted datasets on our servers, as I’ve not done it before and this data is too important to me to take a chance. Someday I’ll toy with it and learn that aspect of TrueNAS...

Getting Started With TrueNAS: The Server and Installation

Feb 14, 2026 | Blog, TrueNAS

My server build turned into two server builds. My friend and I each acquired a used Dell PowerEdge R540 with nearly identical specs. My server came with:

2x Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver 4215 CPU @ 2.50GHz
48 GB RAM
10x Toshiba 8TB 7200 RPM SAS drives

Fortunately for me, I had some spare Intel 400 GB data center SSDs, so I jumped on Amazon and grabbed some generic 3.5″ drive caddies with 2.5″ adapters. The LED on the units isn’t as bright as the Dell branded caddies, but work just as well otherwise. I had to remove the RAID that was on the drives. After that I removed two of the Toshiba drives. Finally I put the two new 400 GB SSDs in.

Getting Started With TrueNAS: Background

Jan 19, 2026 | Blog, NetBird, Sendamatic, TrueNAS

A few months ago I picked up a client looking for management of their TrueNAS servers. They had four, now five, servers spread across three physical locations. While I’ve had limited experience with FreeNAS and TrueNAS CORE (version based on FreeBSD), I really didn’t have much experience with the newer TrueNAS SCALE, now called TrueNAS Community Edition. It’s based on Debian, which I did have plenty of experience with. Additionally, I also have quite a bit of experience with Nextcloud, which they have three instances of.