Cloud Pro How to turn a Raspberry Pi into a VPN server Cloud Pro As the Raspberry Pi is just going to be a server, it makes sense for it to be hidden in a corner next to your router. You don't want to have to make room for a monitor, keyboard and mouse, so it's best to set up the Raspberry Pi to be controlled …
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DZone News Installing RavenDB 4.0 on Your Raspberry Pi 3 DZone News This may take some time to run, but once this is done, you can put the SD into the Raspberry Pi and plug it into the power and network.
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Lifehacker Australia Use A Raspberry Pi As A Tor/VPN Router For Anonymous Browsing Lifehacker Australia We've shown you how to use a Raspberry Pi as both a Tor proxy and a personal VPN, but Make shows off how to do both in one unit for truly anonymous browsing everywhere. The build here uses two Wi-Fi adapters to get the job done. Once it's complete
Unbrick A Router With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia In this case, the Raspberry Pi is used to resurrect a Linksys WRT54G, but with some tweaking you could use a Pi to fix a number of other routers. The basic process here is to use the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins to tap into the router, send over the new … and more
Unbrick a Router with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Everyone makes mistakes, and if you're the type to fiddle around with your router, there's a reasonable chance you've bricked one before. Over on the blog Oxblog, they show you how you can use a Raspberry Pi to debrick that router and get it running again. and more
Raspberry Pi and Tor: Meet Adafruit's Onion Pi Wireless Privacy Router SiliconANGLE (blog) The amazing Adafruit Industries has come up with a combination of the Raspberry Pi –a small, micro form factor general purpose computer–with a wireless card and Tor–a powerful Internet anonymizing network and service–in one device: the Onion Pi.
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