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I thought that would be very cool, until I saw what they cost!
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I thought that would be very cool, until I saw what they cost!
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I'm pretty sure it is much better than some of the things I've ever made!
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Is one able to purchase a PIR that is both sensor and camera?
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That looks very nice!
Never seen something like that, but perhaps a good search would yield something?
Nice idea to have both in one.
Never seen something like that, but perhaps a good search would yield something?
Nice idea to have both in one.
Peon
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Thanks Duber. Will tell her.
We cant find anything, maybe some other guys here found something.
GoB
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I really appreciate when people get things done, because that's the real measure. Two days is more impressive because I've probably been setting up my alarm over a year.
And for some reason it took most of today to replace my computer desk and build half a toilet roll holder and I'm knackered.
Finally finished my setup.
https://medium.com/@fbotes2/secure-dns-ids-and-wifi-ap-using-arm64-rock64-a0faa85bd833
Went a bit different using Snort, Pi-Hole, Graylog and setting up Wifi-AP from the device. Fun little project.
One of my pi`s is similar. Run diet-pi on it with wifi-ap, borgbackup and webmin (it gives nice traffic usage stats for each host on the AP)
Must say I'm very happy with the performance.
Yeah so am I, but I only have my devices on it, so it does not have much load. After reading so many people who didnt think it was quick enough to be used for this purpose... Im happy.
Its like having a very very functional AP
What guide did you use to set this up?
Updated the post to include the guide. Also created a content pack to do the whole DNS dash.
Rest I did following: http://docs.graylog.org/en/2.5/pages/dashboards.html#widget-types
Thats very helpful, thank you.
Pleasure, I'm testing Grafana as an interface as well and will publish the data parser when completed.
Also looking at doing vulnerability scans using openvas on devices then working results into the dashboard.
Also looking at doing vulnerability scans using openvas on devices then working results into the dashboard.
I have 3x pi, only really using the 1.
Currently have it with a Diet-Pi install, theres an option to setup your pi as an AP.
My ETH0 is internet and WLAN0 is LAN. Installed webmin and shorewall firewall, so its more than just an AP. It does DNS masq, firewalling and is my own little AP network. Wondering if I could put a pi hole and greylog on top of it.
Currently have it with a Diet-Pi install, theres an option to setup your pi as an AP.
My ETH0 is internet and WLAN0 is LAN. Installed webmin and shorewall firewall, so its more than just an AP. It does DNS masq, firewalling and is my own little AP network. Wondering if I could put a pi hole and greylog on top of it.
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What kind of throughput do you get ?
I would guess its as fast as my wireless. My network is not ideal to test that on. I go through three AP relays to get to a wifi router thats connected to a wifi wan. Its only 4mb internet. There is no real load on the system though and nothing feels laggy.
Depending what else doing as well might start running into performance issues.
Was running:
Grafana
Telegraf
Influx
Mysql
Pihole
Openvas
About 12 crons running every 10-20 min. Mainly after the pihole 4 update just got terrible perf. Load averages will sky rocket.
Moved across to a old laptop and was much better. Well now running all in vm on server ive gotten.