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Turbocharge your network with Zeroshell
Zero to Hero
Conclusion
This is by no means an exhaustive guide on Zeroshell, but this article should give you a taste of Zeroshell's simplicity and networking prowess. In addition to the built-in functions, you can get more services with add-ons. To include add-ons, you'll need to activate Zeroshell's special repository, either with a small donation or by various other means to help spread the word about the project [4].
Infos
- Zeroshell compatible hardware: https://zeroshell.org/hw/
- X.509 certificates and certification authority: https://zeroshell.org/x509-details/
- Zeroshell: http://www.zeroshell.org/openvpn-client
- Spread the word: http://www.zeroshell.org/activation
The Author
Mayank Sharma is a technology writer and you can read his scribblings in various geeky magazines on both sides of the pond.
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