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About Junnius

Junnius is my personal notebook on the internet — a place where I document what I work on, what I learn, what breaks, things I find interesting, and sometimes how I eventually manage to figure things out.

Technology is the main theme here. I originally started this blog as a place to keep notes from my own journey in IT. Over time, those notes naturally turned into tutorials, troubleshooting guides, lab experiments, configuration references, product notes, and thoughts that might also be useful to someone dealing with similar problems.

Most of what I write revolves around system administration, networking, servers, virtualization, storage, cloud computing, cyber security, automation, hardware, home labs, and everyday IT troubleshooting.

But Junnius is not limited to technology.

From time to time, I may also write about life outside IT — a journey somewhere, a place I visited, an experience I want to remember, something I learned outside work, or simply thoughts that happen to be on my mind.

In the end, this website is a collection of things I personally find worth documenting.

About Me

I work in IT and spend much of my time dealing with infrastructure, networks, servers, virtualization, storage, security, and various systems used in real working environments.

A lot of the technical content on Junnius comes from that experience, combined with personal projects, home lab experiments, independent learning, documentation, and plenty of trial and error.

I do not see Junnius as a formal technical publication. It is closer to a public notebook where I can properly document useful commands, configurations, solutions, experiences, and thoughts instead of letting them disappear into scattered notes or memory.

What I Write About

The topics usually follow whatever I am currently working on, learning, experimenting with, or thinking about.

On the technology side, you will often find articles related to:

  • Windows Server and Active Directory
  • Linux and system administration
  • Networking, VPNs, routing, firewalls, and MikroTik
  • Virtualization and Proxmox
  • Storage, NAS, SAN, and server hardware
  • Microsoft infrastructure and management tools
  • Cloud platforms and services
  • Cyber security and security operations
  • PowerShell, scripting, and automation
  • Home lab projects
  • Technical troubleshooting and real-world fixes
  • Technology products, tools, and experiments

Occasionally, you may also find something completely unrelated to technology — travel notes, places I have visited, personal experiences, observations, or reflections about everyday life.

There is no strict editorial rule behind it. If something feels interesting or meaningful enough for me to write down, it may eventually appear here.

Why I Keep This Blog

One reason is practical. Working in IT means solving a lot of problems, and months or years later I often need the exact same command, configuration, or solution again.

Writing things down helps me build my own reference library. Publishing those notes means they can also be useful to someone else.

But there is another reason: I simply like having a place where I can leave a record of things I have learned, experienced, or thought about along the way.

If a technical post saves someone a few hours of troubleshooting, a home lab post gives someone an idea, or a completely unrelated story is simply enjoyable to read, that is already enough reason for me to keep writing.

Junnius on YouTube

Some things are easier to explain by showing them rather than writing about them, so I also create content through the Junnius YouTube channel.

The channel follows much of the same spirit as this website: tutorials, experiments, troubleshooting, technology, projects, and other things I find interesting enough to share.

IT Support

Besides writing, learning, and experimenting with technology, I also take on selected IT support work.

This is usually related to troubleshooting, networking, servers, infrastructure, system configuration, and other technical issues where my experience can be useful.

I intentionally keep this side of Junnius simple. This website is not meant to look or feel like a corporate IT services company. It is still, first and foremost, my personal space on the internet.

A Note About Technical Content

Most technical articles on Junnius are based on personal experience, actual troubleshooting, lab testing, research, and official documentation whenever possible.

Technology changes quickly. Interfaces, commands, software versions, products, and recommended configurations can change over time.

For anything important — especially changes made in a production environment — always verify the information against the latest official documentation and test it appropriately before implementation.

Thanks for Visiting

Junnius will probably continue to change along with me — depending on what I am learning, building, troubleshooting, visiting, experiencing, or simply thinking about at the time.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you find something here that is useful, interesting, or at least worth a few minutes of your time.