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I am working in a lab environment using Ansible to manage multiple Ubuntu servers (3 nodes) over SSH.

When executing tasks that require elevated privileges (using --become), Ansible prompts for a “BECOME password” during the playbook execution. I’m not sure which password I should provide. At first, I thought it was asking for my workstation password (the local machine I am using to run Ansible).

However, after some research, I found that it is actually asking for the password of the remote server.

Is this correct?

In my setup, I have created a separate password for each server.

I am connecting to multiple servers via SSH

Using Ansible ad-hoc commands and playbooks

Running tasks that require root privileges

Ansible requests the become (sudo) password interactively when --ask-become-pass is enabled

I want really someone to explain ....because i search and didn't really get it

For someone who want to learn firewall for the first time and with free resources.

Is pfsense enough ?

And could u suggest or describe me some labs to do it and help me make all clear

For someone who want to learn firewall for the first time and with free resources.

Is pfsense enough ?(I m using eve-ng)

And could u suggest or describe me some labs to do it and help me make all clear?

Hello everyone, especially the experienced TryHackMe users and people working in cybersecurity.

I have a question about the best way to learn cybersecurity in the long term.

Do you think following only the TryHackMe roadmap from start to finish is enough to become capable of working in the field?

Or is it better to follow the roadmap but pause whenever you reach a new topic and study it more deeply from other resources?

For example, when reaching SQL, taking extra time to properly learn SQL from different sources before continuing on TryHackMe, and doing the same with networking, Linux, scripting, etc.

Maybe this second method takes longer, but which one do you think is better for long-term understanding and real skills?

Also, are TryHackMe certificates actually recognized or valued by employers?

And finally, does TryHackMe help build the knowledge and mindset needed later for certifications like OSCP?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently working on labs using EVE-NG and I'm looking for image files (routers, switches, firewalls, etc.) that I can use for practice.

If anyone can share resources, links, or guide me on where to find compatible images, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!