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Wikispace

The Wikispace is a curated knowledge base covering systems administration, networking, security, AI tooling, 2026 technologies, and development workflows. Each section documents practical configurations, exact commands, and tested procedures.


Overview

What this page covers

This page serves as the master index for the Wikispace knowledge base:

  • Systems Administration — Windows, iOS, WSL, applications, driver management
  • Networking — DNS, iptables, IPv6, router firmware, WireGuard, ZeroTier
  • AI and Development — Local LLM deployment, AI agent stack, modern technologies
  • Security — 9-layer defense-in-depth model with specialized subsections

For the XML Project documentation, see XML Project. For individual projects, see Projects. For the curated external resource archive, see Deep Hole.


Wikispace Structure

flowchart TD
    subgraph SysAdmin["Systems Administration"]
        direction TB
        S1["Windows Wiki"]
        S2["Windows Advanced"]
        S3["WSL Guide"]
        S4["iOS"]
        S5["Apps"]
        S6["Portmaster Deep"]
    end

    subgraph Networking["Networking"]
        direction TB
        N1["DNS / iptables"]
        N2["IPv6"]
        N3["WireGuard"]
        N4["ZeroTier"]
        N5["Router Firmware"]
        N6["Datacenters"]
    end

    subgraph AI["AI & Development"]
        direction TB
        A1["Local LLM"]
        A2["AI Agent Stack"]
        A3["Modern Objects 2026"]
    end

    subgraph Sec["Security"]
        direction TB
        SE1["9-Layer Model"]
        SE2["Minimalism"]
        SE3["Encryption"]
        SE4["Hypervisors"]
    end

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    style Networking fill:#7ed321
    style AI fill:#f5a623
    style Sec fill:#9013fe

Systems Administration

  • Windows Wiki — Windows setup walkthrough, system commands, registry, file operations
  • Windows Advanced — Group Policy DNS hardening, dcomcnfg, sysdm.cpl, taskschd.msc, services.msc, forests/AD
  • Microsoft Documentation — PowerShell, Windows commands, .NET, Azure, M365, security baselines
  • Applications — Microsoft 365, VS Code workflows, driver management, package management
  • Portmaster Deep — Advanced firewall rules, svchost analysis, Edge WebView2, IPv6 management
  • iOS — Configuration profiles, Shortcuts automation, hidden settings, native apps guide
  • WSL Guide — WSL2 installation, Kali Linux, Windows integration, Qubes comparison

Networking


AI and Development

  • Local LLM Deployment — vLLM inference, quantization, torch.compile, hardware requirements
  • Modeling — "Want to get into modeling?" — Ollama vs vLLM debate, AI agent stack, setup guides
  • AI Agent Stack — Terminal agents, IDE agents, model serving, redirect proxies
  • Modern Objects 2026 — 18650 batteries, powerwalls, atmospheric water, solar, gadgets
  • DNN Analysis — Hybrid web architecture, DotNetNuke, Giraffe ViewEngine comparison

Security


OSI Layer Security Mapping

Network security controls map to specific OSI model layers. Controls at each layer are independent and complementary.

flowchart TD
    L7["Layer 7: Application<br/>HTTP, DNS, SMTP"] -->|"WAF, input validation"| L6
    L6["Layer 6: Presentation<br/>TLS/SSL, encoding"] -->|"Certificate pinning<br/>Cipher selection"| L5
    L5["Layer 5: Session<br/>Session management"] -->|"Token auth<br/>Session timeout"| L4
    L4["Layer 4: Transport<br/>TCP/UDP, ports"] -->|"iptables, WireGuard"| L3
    L3["Layer 3: Network<br/>IP, routing"] -->|"IPsec, ACLs, RPF"| L2
    L2["Layer 2: Data Link<br/>Ethernet, Wi-Fi"] -->|"MAC filter, VLAN, WPA3"| L1
    L1["Layer 1: Physical<br/>Cables, radio"] -->|"Physical locks<br/>Faraday cages"| END["Defense in Depth"]

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    style L4 fill:#4a90d9
    style L1 fill:#7ed321
    style END fill:#f5a623
Layer Function Security Controls
7 — Application HTTP, DNS, SMTP WAF, input validation, secure coding
6 — Presentation TLS/SSL, encoding Certificate pinning, cipher suite selection
5 — Session Session management Token-based auth, session timeout
4 — Transport TCP/UDP, port numbers iptables/ip6tables, port knocking, WireGuard
3 — Network IP, routing IPsec, ACLs, reverse path filtering
2 — Data Link Ethernet, Wi-Fi MAC filtering, VLAN segmentation, WPA3
1 — Physical Cables, radio Physical locks, Faraday cages

For detailed firewall configuration, see the DNS and Firewall page or iptables Deep. For encryption and container security, see the Security section.