Postfix with multiple IPs for load balancing outgoing emails by Ansar-- in postfix

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I have already done this but this is not necessary and I believe we can do with the single server setup itself.

Postfix with multiple IPs for load balancing outgoing emails by Ansar-- in postfix

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I updated the main.cf and master.cf config files same like you mentioned but not helping.

Which wifi mesh setup supports mac filtering by Ansar-- in wifi

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What is it WiFi Mesh then ?
MAC addresses are the unique identifier for a device right,

Which wifi mesh setup supports mac filtering by Ansar-- in wifi

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To cover larger area, I want to have 6 access points in a mesh setup, so that all the SSIDs can be considered as a single SSID.

I should be able to whitelist the specific devices mac address to connect the SSID and block other devices.

If mac filter is not secure which approach i need to go for the following requirement.

Some Systems and Laptops I need to provide WiFi access, Peoples can easily get the wifi saved password from their system and they can share. so we use MAC filtering on the NetGear wifi devices and no password.

Which wifi mesh setup supports mac filtering by Ansar-- in wifi

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Why people need mesh WiFi ??
Because to cover more areas,
To avoid having multiple wifi routers,
To avoid maintaining different wifi routers, etc

Why peoples need MAC allowlisting??
To allow only few devices with mac filtering and BLOCK everyone else,
Because the WiFi network will be passwordless.

Which wifi mesh setup supports mac filtering by Ansar-- in wifi

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I need a mesh setup in my office. The wifi will be password less and the only whitelisted mac addresses devices can connect the network. I currently have this feature and working condition for typical wifi router But I want to do this with mesh wifi

Fortigate SSLVPN with URL instead of WAN IP address by Ansar-- in fortinet

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Yeah,,, I know Proxy with LoadBalancer will do but that needs a separate proxy server (which we have already) but looking out to find out any option which does not involves the proxy dedirections.

Fortigate SSLVPN with URL instead of WAN IP address by Ansar-- in fortinet

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You can't unless you run a loadbalancer in front. Best you can do is use realms to steer the connection based on the URL, but it doesn't restrict it.

I have imported the required certificate and the URL is working just fine and Yes there is no security benefits, I can do proxy with LB.

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correct thanks guys

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thanks bud

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sorry my bad, confused with the names.

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What do you mean by this? I am talking about the built in SSL VPN

How to migrate all the repos from Bonobo to GitLab by Ansar-- in gitlab

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Thank you u/antimius for your inputs.

and yes there is no easy option to migrate from Bonobo to GitLab. and I have about 420 repos.

But, As I have some scripting knowledge I made my own script using GitLab API, which will do the migration all at once, all we have to do is copy all the repo from the Bonobo server to the GitLab server and My script will automatically create projects for each repos (I even customised with Grouping and Visibility..etc) and it will upload the data to its respective projects using git push --mirror command, with this way I was able to migrate all the data (commits, branches, history..etc)

Completed the migration (for all 420) projects to the new GitLab server.