CRAIG'S IT / PROJECT PORTFOLIO

All Projects

Real-world infrastructure, systems administration, and IT troubleshooting. Explore individual project pages and their screenshot galleries.

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PROJECT 01

Active Directory & Synology NAS Domain

A previous Windows domain lab covering centralized accounts, Group Policy, NAS shares and remote sign-in.

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PROJECT 02

Ubuntu Server & Secure Remote Access

Linux hosting and private remote access for practical self-hosted applications.

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PROJECT 03

Automated Windows Backups

Centralized Windows computer backup and recovery workflows.

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PROJECT 04

Business Networking & VoIP

Network, endpoint and voice troubleshooting for real business users.

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PROJECT 05

Raspberry Pi Calendar Dashboard

A dedicated Raspberry Pi display for household calendar information.

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PROJECT 06

Three-Property UniFi Infrastructure

Connected network and surveillance infrastructure across three properties.

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PROJECT 07

Self-Hosted Craig's IT Mail

Custom-domain email hosted on Windows with a VPS relay.

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PROJECT 08

Windows Server & IIS Web Hosting

Multiple websites and applications hosted through IIS and Cloudflare.

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PROJECT 09

Multi-Site DNS & Linux Services

Self-hosted DNS and asset tracking on Linux systems.

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PROJECT 10

Synology NAS & Surveillance

Centralized storage, recovery and multi-site camera viewing.

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PROJECT 11

Multi-OS Desktop Engineering

A custom multi-boot desktop for software and hardware experimentation.

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