Like I said in my earlier post, I used a Fluke OptiView to find the protocols in use and what machines were having “conversations” over those protocols. Unfortunately, my budget won’t allow for the $25K to purchase my own so… Read More »Troubleshooting internet usage p2:How I used Ethereal to troubleshoot our network utilization
For all three of my regular readers, sorry for the slow updates. I’ve decided to make the site a little less newsy and more about what I’m learning on a day-to day basis. And I’ve been learning quite a bit,… Read More »Troubleshooting internet usage
I’ve been doing some network troubleshooting, and with my limited/forgetful memory of what ports are used for what, Kurt Seifried’s port lookup page is a lifesaver. It has a total of 8,457 ports listed, and has some nice explanations on… Read More »Page ‘O Ports
I’ve been doing some network troubleshooting, and with my limited/forgetful memory of what ports are used for what, Kurt Seifried’s port lookup page is a lifesaver. It has a total of 8,457 ports listed, and has some nice explanations on… Read More »Page ‘O Ports
I recently needed to do some alternating DNS and IP lookups recently, and this lookup page let me do both without having to switch between pages – very useful!
I ran across this interesting article on configuring the isolinux.cfg on ZenWorks imaging CDs to allow booting to the local hard drive after a timeout.
The StompBox (Mobile 3G/WiFi Router Project) caught my eye as being one of those projects that is truly cool and makes a huge difference in the creator’s use of technology. I can’t wait until there is an $80 Linksys device… Read More »StompBox – Mobile 3G/WiFi Router Project
Great howto on setting up a Linux NFS Install Source for SUSE Linux. Aimed a relative Linux newbies (ie: I understood it….)
Another amazingly simple idea from Novel’s cool solutions crowd – blocking access to IE via pushing out the proxy settings in the registry.
Another great walkthrough from the folks over at Novell’s Cool Solutions.