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IT student documenting real networking, security & Linux projects — built with Claude Code on Debian.

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1 inbound port MFA on every login 3 isolated VLANs 23 documented components 11 telemetry & egress flows 53 detection rules
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IT student running a homelab on a Debian VM behind a pfSense firewall, and using AI agents inside it as tools.

Claude Code does most of the building, Codex reviews it, and a self-hosted gateway puts a range of other models behind one interface. Nothing reaches the lab without me approving the exact plan — I design it, run it, break it, and decide what ships.

This blog documents those projects — networking, security, Linux — including the parts that failed and what the fix turned out to be.

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