Turn a Raspberry Pi into a useful personal micro server for streaming Internet radio, reading RSS feeds, jotting down notes, sharing files, and more.

Meet Cockpit, an easy management tool that lets you watch your Linux servers from a convenient, web-based interface.

Use Apache Guacamole to connect to remote servers from within a web browser.

You don't have to be satisfied with your ISP's slow and cumbersome DNS server. Your own Unbound server could improve performance as well as security.

Connect multiple protocols and servers together on your IoT projects.

The Scapy packet manipulation program lets you analyze and manipulate packets to create incident response reports or examine network security.

Caddy lets even the most inexperienced user set up a secure web server.

LFTP is an alternative to the FTP command set, which supports many protocols and offers countless parameters.

Logging DNS replies can prove very useful. Kurt explains how to capture the data and keep it forever.

The versatile Raspberry Pi can serve many roles on a home network. We'll show you how to set up the Pi to provide some important network services.