This is a guide for those who want to learn more about Infix using a hands-on approach. You need a Linux 🐧 system with Qemu installed, we recommend Debian based systems, like Ubuntu and Linux Mint...

A while back I was playing with NotebookLM and decided to feed it the About Infix page. Out came this funny and almost 100% accurate podcast Sorry, your browser does not seem to support the H...

This is the fourth post in a series about containers in Infix. This time we go back to basics for a more gentle introduction into using containers. We will use one real interface, connected to th...

Much thanks to the solid foundation curated by Buildroot, Infix can quite easily be ported to any system that supports Linux. The only real hardware requirement is “enough” RAM and storage, and if...

If you didn’t know this already, our RJ45-dwelling penguin 🐧 mascot is called Jack! Jacky, or Jackie also works 😃

This is an example of how to set up a VLAN transparent bridge with a DHCP assigned IP address. We have a system with two interfaces, or ports, named eth0 and eth1. admin@example:/> show interf...

In this post we explore how to use the CLI to change a user’s password and set up SSH keys for authentication. User management is available in the system authentication configuration context and t...

A common task for initial setup of your operating system is to change the hostname of a device. The default is a unique name composed from the built-in default name suffixed by the last three octe...

This is the third post in a series about containers in Infix. This time we dive into using containers as “apps” to extend the system for custom firewall setups. Infix does not yet have native sup...

This is the second post about containers in Infix, the focus this time is on more advanced network setups. In particular, containers with more than one interface, and an Infix network configuratio...