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Slow Cooker Spare Ribs

2020-05-14T00:32:27Z

Luke: Luke moved page Slow Cooker Spare Ribs to Slow Cooker Short Ribs: Incorrect classification of meat

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Slow Cooker Short Ribs

2020-05-14T00:32:27Z

Luke: Luke moved page Slow Cooker Spare Ribs to Slow Cooker Short Ribs: Incorrect classification of meat

==Ingredients==
*3 pounds bone-in beef short ribs
*1/2 teaspoon salt
*1/2 teaspoon pepper
*1 tablespoon canola oil
*4 medium carrots, cut into 1-inch pieces
*1 cup beef broth
*4 fresh thyme sprigs
*1 bay leaf
*2 large onions, cut into 1/2-inch wedges
*6 garlic cloves, minced
*1 tablespoon tomato paste
*2 cups dry red wine or beef broth
*4 teaspoons cornstarch
*3 tablespoons cold water
*Salt and pepper to taste

==Instructions==
#Sprinkle ribs with salt and pepper. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat. In batches, brown ribs on all sides; transfer to a 4- or 5-qt. slow cooker. Add carrots, broth, thyme and bay leaf to ribs.
#Add onions to the same skillet; cook and stir over medium heat 8-9 minutes or until tender. Add garlic and tomato paste; cook and stir 1 minute longer. Stir in wine. Bring to a boil; cook 8-10 minutes or until liquid is reduced by half. Add to slow cooker. Cook, covered, on low 6-8 hours or until meat is tender.
#Remove ribs and vegetables; keep warm. Transfer cooking juices to a small saucepan; skim fat. Discard thyme and bay leaf. Bring juices to a boil. In a small bowl, mix cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into cooking juices. Return to a boil; cook and stir 1-2 minutes or until thickened; press cancel. If desired, sprinkle with additional salt and pepper. Serve with ribs and vegetables.

[[Category: Recipes]]
[[Category: Crockpot]]
[[Category: Beef]]
[[Category: Meats]]

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Web Pages And Ports

2018-01-19T15:37:01Z

Luke:

In most cases the public will also work while local, but if there are any issues, use the specific local address, with the assumption that the DNS record has been added to the DNS server (Zeus).

==aptcacher==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://aptcacher.lukebrandt.com:3142/acng-report.html

==Cougar==
===Calibre===
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:8080
* Local: http://cougar.lukebrandt.com:8080

==guacamole==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:59367/guacamole
* Local: http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8080/guacamole

==Hades==
===Orion===
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://hades.lukebrandt.com:8787/Orion

==landscape==
* Public: N/A
* Local: https://landscape.lukebrandt.com

==pihole==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://pihole.lukebrandt.com/admin

==piwigo==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org/photos
* Local: http://piwigo.lukebrandt.com/photos

==plex==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:32400/web
* Local: http://plex.lukebrandt.com:32400/web

==PRTG==
* Public: https://lukebrandt.duckdns.org
* Local: https://prtg.lukebrandt.com

==wiki==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://wiki.lukebrandt.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

[[Category: IT]]

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:47:58Z

Luke:

== Install Linux ==
First step is to install Linux. For Hyper-V VMs, 1024 MB of RAM is typically more than enough. Sometimes 512 will be plenty.

== Set up the NAS ==
#Install cifs-utils
##<code>sudo apt-get update</code>
##<code>sudo apt-get install cifs-utils</code>
#Make directory /mnt/Storage
##<code>sudo mkdir /mnt/Storage</code>
#Enter the below into /etc/fstab (<code>sudo nano /etc/fstab</code>)
##<code>//10.10.10.20/Storage /mnt/Storage cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0</code>
#Run <code>sudo mount-a</code>

== Set up SSH access ==
#On cougar, run <code>ssh-copy-id <ip address></code> and answer prompts.
#SSH into the machine to make sure it works.
#Run <code>sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config</code>
##Change #PasswordAuthentication yes to PasswordAuthentication no
##Reload ssh by running <code>sudo service ssh restart</code>
##To test whether everything is working, ssh into another Linux server and test by attempting to ssh into the server you're setting up. It should fail with a Permission denied (pubkey). If not, then recheck changing the SSH config.

== Add the DNS record to the DNS server ==
#Remote into Zeus (Or launch the DNS Management Console on cougar as an administrator (lbrandt), then proceed to step 3)
#Launch the DNS Management Console
#Expand Forward Lookup Zones.
#Click on lukebrandt.com
#Right-click on lukebrandt.com, then select New Host (A or AAAA)
#Enter the computer name, IP Address, and verify that the PTR checkbox is checked.
#The DNS record should now be added!

== Add the server to guacamole ==
#Navigate to the [http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8787/guacamole guacamole web console]
#Click on guacadmin in the upper right-hand corner, then click on Settings
#Click on Connections
#Click on any of the existing Linux servers
#Scroll down to the bottom and click Clone
#Change the Name and the Hostname fields to match the new server.
#Click Save.
#The new server is now available in guacamole.

== Add the server to landscape ==
#SSH into the new server
#Run <code>sudo apt update</code>
#Run <code>sudo apt install landscape-client</code>
#Run <code>sudo landscape-config --computer-title "My Web Server" --account-name standalone --url https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/message-system --ping-url http://landscape.lukebrandt.com/ping</code>, replacing "My Web Server" with the name of the new server.
##If you get an error regarding the internet being down, change the <code>landscape.lukebrandt.com</code> part of the URLs to the IP address of the server.
#Accept most of the defaults. When prompted for script users, enter luke. Use the server name as the tag and <code>production</code> as the Access Group.
#Once you add as a new registration, there will most likely be an error regarding an <code>ssl_public_key</code>
##To rectify this, run <code>sudo cp /mnt/Storage/Dropbox/landscape_server_ca.crt /etc/landscape/</code>
##Then run <code>sudo nano /etc/landscape/client.conf</code>
##Change or add the following line: <code>ssl_public_key = /etc/landscape/landscape_server_ca.crt</code>
##Run the registration again, accepting all the defaults. It should now register.
#Once the terminal reports that the registration is successful, navigate to [https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/account/standalone/pending-computers the landscape web console Pending Computers page]. There should be an alert waiting for a computer to be registered.
#Click on the computer waiting registration and Accept it.
#The server should now be added to landscape.

[[Category: IT]]

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:43:01Z

Luke: /* Add the server to landscape */

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:41:05Z

Luke:

== Install Linux ==
First step is to install Linux. For Hyper-V VMs, 1024 MB of RAM is typically more than enough. Sometimes 512 will be plenty.

== Set up the NAS ==
#Install cifs-utils
##<code>sudo apt-get update</code>
##<code>sudo apt-get install cifs-utils</code>
#Make directory /mnt/Storage
##<code>sudo mkdir /mnt/Storage</code>
#Enter the below into /etc/fstab (<code>sudo nano /etc/fstab</code>)
##<code>//10.10.10.20/Storage /mnt/Storage cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0</code>
#Run <code>sudo mount-a</code>

== Set up SSH access ==
#On cougar, run <code>ssh-copy-id <ip address></code> and answer prompts.
#SSH into the machine to make sure it works.
#Run <code>sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config</code>
##Change #PasswordAuthentication yes to PasswordAuthentication no
##Reload ssh by running <code>sudo service ssh restart</code>
##To test whether everything is working, ssh into another Linux server and test by attempting to ssh into the server you're setting up. It should fail with a Permission denied (pubkey). If not, then recheck changing the SSH config.

== Add the DNS record to the DNS server ==
#Remote into Zeus (Or launch the DNS Management Console on cougar as an administrator (lbrandt), then proceed to step 3)
#Launch the DNS Management Console
#Expand Forward Lookup Zones.
#Click on lukebrandt.com
#Right-click on lukebrandt.com, then select New Host (A or AAAA)
#Enter the computer name, IP Address, and verify that the PTR checkbox is checked.
#The DNS record should now be added!

== Add the server to guacamole ==
#Navigate to the [http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8787/guacamole guacamole web console]
#Click on guacadmin in the upper right-hand corner, then click on Settings
#Click on Connections
#Click on any of the existing Linux servers
#Scroll down to the bottom and click Clone
#Change the Name and the Hostname fields to match the new server.
#Click Save.
#The new server is now available in guacamole.

== Add the server to landscape ==
#SSH into the new server
#Run <code>sudo apt update</code>
#Run <code>sudo apt install landscape-client</code>
#Run <code>sudo landscape-config --computer-title "My Web Server" --account-name standalone --url https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/message-system --ping-url http://landscape.lukebrandt.com/ping</code>, replacing "My Web Server" with the name of the new server.
#Accept most of the defaults. When prompted for script users, enter luke. Use the server name as the tag and <code>production</code> as the Access Group.
#Once you add as a new registration, there will most likely be an error regarding an <code>ssl_public_key</code>
##To rectify this, run <code>sudo cp /mnt/Storage/Dropbox/landscape_server_ca.crt /etc/landscape/</code>
##Then run <code>sudo nano /etc/landscape/client.conf</code>
##Change or add the following line: <code>ssl_public_key = /etc/landscape/landscape_server_ca.crt</code>
##Run the registration again, accepting all the defaults. It should now register.
#Once the terminal reports that the registration is successful, navigate to [https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/account/standalone/pending-computers the landscape web console Pending Computers page]. There should be an alert waiting for a computer to be registered.
#Click on the computer waiting registration and Accept it.
#The server should now be added to landscape.
[[Category: IT]]

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:39:15Z

Luke: /* Add the server to landscape */

== Install Linux ==
First step is to install Linux. For Hyper-V VMs, 1024 MB of RAM is typically more than enough. Sometimes 512 will be plenty.

== Set up the NAS ==
#Install cifs-utils
##sudo apt-get update
##sudo apt-get install cifs-utils
#Make directory /mnt/Storage
##sudo mkdir /mnt/Storage
#Enter the below into /etc/fstab
##//10.10.10.20/Storage /mnt/Storage cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0
#Run sudo mount-a

== Set up SSH access ==
#On cougar, run ssh-copy-id <ip address> and answer prompts.
#SSH into the machine to make sure it works.
#Run sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
##Change #PasswordAuthentication yes to PasswordAuthentication no
##Reload ssh by running sudo service ssh restart
##To test whether everything is working, ssh into another Linux server and test by attempting to ssh into the server you're setting up. It should fail with a Permission denied (pubkey). If not, then recheck changing the SSH config.

== Add the DNS record to the DNS server ==
#Remote into Zeus (Or launch the DNS Management Console on cougar as an administrator (lbrandt), then proceed to step 3)
#Launch the DNS Management Console
#Expand Forward Lookup Zones.
#Click on lukebrandt.com
#Right-click on lukebrandt.com, then select New Host (A or AAAA)
#Enter the computer name, IP Address, and verify that the PTR checkbox is checked.
#The DNS record should now be added!

== Add the server to guacamole ==
#Navigate to the [http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8787/guacamole guacamole web console]
#Click on guacadmin in the upper right-hand corner, then click on Settings
#Click on Connections
#Click on any of the existing Linux servers
#Scroll down to the bottom and click Clone
#Change the Name and the Hostname fields to match the new server.
#Click Save.
#The new server is now available in guacamole.

== Add the server to landscape ==
#SSH into the new server
#Run <code>sudo apt update</code>
#Run <code>sudo apt install landscape-client</code>
#Run <code>sudo landscape-config --computer-title "My Web Server" --account-name standalone --url https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/message-system --ping-url http://landscape.lukebrandt.com/ping</code>, replacing "My Web Server" with the name of the new server.
#Accept most of the defaults. When prompted for script users, enter luke. Use the server name as the tag and <code>production</code> as the Access Group.
#Once you add as a new registration, there will most likely be an error regarding an <code>ssl_public_key</code>
##To rectify this, run <code>sudo cp /mnt/Storage/Dropbox/landscape_server_ca.crt /etc/landscape/</code>
##Then run <code>sudo nano /etc/landscape/client.conf</code>
##Change or add the following line: <code>ssl_public_key = /etc/landscape/landscape_server_ca.crt</code>
##Run the registration again, accepting all the defaults. It should now register.
#Once the terminal reports that the registration is successful, navigate to [https://landscape.lukebrandt.com/account/standalone/pending-computers the landscape web console Pending Computers page]. There should be an alert waiting for a computer to be registered.
#Click on the computer waiting registration and Accept it.
#The server should now be added to landscape.
[[Category: IT]]

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:29:21Z

Luke:

== Install Linux ==
First step is to install Linux. For Hyper-V VMs, 1024 MB of RAM is typically more than enough. Sometimes 512 will be plenty.

== Set up the NAS ==
#Install cifs-utils
##sudo apt-get update
##sudo apt-get install cifs-utils
#Make directory /mnt/Storage
##sudo mkdir /mnt/Storage
#Enter the below into /etc/fstab
##//10.10.10.20/Storage /mnt/Storage cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0
#Run sudo mount-a

== Set up SSH access ==
#On cougar, run ssh-copy-id <ip address> and answer prompts.
#SSH into the machine to make sure it works.
#Run sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
##Change #PasswordAuthentication yes to PasswordAuthentication no
##Reload ssh by running sudo service ssh restart
##To test whether everything is working, ssh into another Linux server and test by attempting to ssh into the server you're setting up. It should fail with a Permission denied (pubkey). If not, then recheck changing the SSH config.

== Add the DNS record to the DNS server ==
#Remote into Zeus (Or launch the DNS Management Console on cougar as an administrator (lbrandt), then proceed to step 3)
#Launch the DNS Management Console
#Expand Forward Lookup Zones.
#Click on lukebrandt.com
#Right-click on lukebrandt.com, then select New Host (A or AAAA)
#Enter the computer name, IP Address, and verify that the PTR checkbox is checked.
#The DNS record should now be added!

== Add the server to guacamole ==
#Navigate to the [http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8787/guacamole guacamole web console]
#Click on guacadmin in the upper right-hand corner, then click on Settings
#Click on Connections
#Click on any of the existing Linux servers
#Scroll down to the bottom and click Clone
#Change the Name and the Hostname fields to match the new server.
#Click Save.
#The new server is now available in guacamole.

== Add the server to landscape ==
#
[[Category: IT]]

Steps for Linux post-installation tasks

2018-01-19T14:22:55Z

Luke:

== Install Linux ==
First step is to install Linux. For Hyper-V VMs, 1024 MB of RAM is typically more than enough. Sometimes 512 will be plenty.

== Set up the NAS ==
#Install cifs-utils
##sudo apt-get update
##sudo apt-get install cifs-utils
#Make directory /mnt/Storage
##sudo mkdir /mnt/Storage
#Enter the below into /etc/fstab
##//10.10.10.20/Storage /mnt/Storage cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0
#Run sudo mount-a

== Set up SSH access ==
#On cougar, run ssh-copy-id <ip address> and answer prompts.
#SSH into the machine to make sure it works.
#Run sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
##Change #PasswordAuthentication yes to PasswordAuthentication no
##Reload ssh by running sudo service ssh restart
##To test whether everything is working, ssh into another Linux server and test by attempting to ssh into the server you're setting up. It should fail with a Permission denied (pubkey). If not, then recheck changing the SSH config.

== Add the DNS record to the DNS server ==
#Remote into Zeus (Or launch the DNS Management Console on cougar as an administrator (lbrandt), then proceed to step 3)
#Launch the DNS Management Console
#Expand Forward Lookup Zones.
#Click on lukebrandt.com
#Right-click on lukebrandt.com, then select New Host (A or AAAA)
#Enter the computer name, IP Address, and verify that the PTR checkbox is checked.
#The DNS record should now be added!
[[Category: IT]]

Web Pages And Ports

2018-01-19T14:18:06Z

Luke:

In most cases the public will also work while local, but if there are any issues, use the specific local address, with the assumption that the DNS record has been added to the DNS server (Zeus).

==Cougar==
===Calibre===
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:8080
* Local: http://cougar.lukebrandt.com:8080

==guacamole==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:59367/guacamole
* Local: http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8080/guacamole

==Hades==
===Orion===
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://hades.lukebrandt.com:8787/Orion

==landscape==
* Public: N/A
* Local: https://landscape.lukebrandt.com

==pihole==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://pihole.lukebrandt.com/admin

==piwigo==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org/photos
* Local: http://piwigo.lukebrandt.com/photos

==plex==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:32400/web
* Local: http://plex.lukebrandt.com:32400/web

==PRTG==
* Public: https://lukebrandt.duckdns.org
* Local: https://prtg.lukebrandt.com

==wiki==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://wiki.lukebrandt.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

[[Category: IT]]

Web Pages And Ports

2018-01-19T13:52:25Z

Luke:

In most cases the public will also work while local, but if there are any issues, use the specific local address, with the assumption that the DNS record has been added to the DNS server (Zeus).

==Cougar==
===Calibre===
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:8080
* Local: http://cougar.lukebrandt.com:8080

==guacamole==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:59367/guacamole
* Local: http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8080/guacamole

==Hades==
===Orion===
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://hades.lukebrandt.com:8787/Orion

==landscape==
* Public: N/A
* Local: https://landscape.lukebrandt.com

==pihole==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://pihole.lukebrandt.com/admin

==piwigo==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org/photos
* Local: http://piwigo.lukebrandt.com/photos

==plex==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:32400/web
* Local: http://plex.lukebrandt.com:32400/web

==PRTG==
* Public: https://lukebrandt.duckdns.org
* Local: https://prtg.lukebrandt.com

==wiki==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
* Local: http://wiki.lukebrandt.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

[[Category: IT]]

Web Pages And Ports

2018-01-19T13:46:41Z

Luke: Luke moved page WebPagesAndPorts to Web Pages And Ports without leaving a redirect: Remove spaces

==Cougar==
===Calibre===
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:8080
* Local: http://cougar.lukebrandt.com:8080

==guacamole==
* Public: http://lukebrandt.duckdns.org:59367/guacamole
* Local: http://guacamole.lukebrandt.com:8080/guacamole

==Hades==
===Orion===
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://hades.lukebrandt.com:8787/Orion

==landscape==
* Public: N/A
* Local: https://landscape.lukebrandt.com

==pihole==
* Public: N/A
* Local: http://pihole.lukebrandt.com/admin

[[Category: IT]]