Updated Home-Office Network Diagram
I puzzles me how to see how many people find the diagram of my home/office network interesting. Yet it consistently gets a lot of traffic, so here’s an update to the original one I posted in March.
m0n0wall Traffic Shaping For VOIP Screencast
After several months of thinking about it I finally got around to recording a screencast tutorial about setting up the traffic shaping feature in m0n0wall to accommodate VOIP traffic. Phillip Cooper's series of screencasts were the inspiration for this. In…
m0n0wall Now Supports Next Server Option for DHCP
Sometimes its the little things that make life a lot easier. I just found that the latest beta of m0n0wall (v1.3b13) more properly supports the "Next Server" (aka Option 66) feature in the DHCP server. This is really handy for…
Today’s VOIP Users Call & My SIP URI
Well it certainly was a pity that today’s VOIP Users Conference call didn’t happen. Randulo, our host, was just about to start the call when he lost IP connectivity with the world. As such he lost control of the Talkshoe conference bridge. People could call in, but he could not unmute anyone.
Judging from irc channel and the Talkshoe web app there were a number of people trying to be on the call. However, the conference bridge kept us all muted. Too bad.
m0n0wall & DNS Vulnerability
It appears that Dan Kaminsky's DNS vulnerability is now out in the open. Or maybe it isn't. Who knows. There was a lot of noise about vendors and ISPs dealing with patches, etc. Happily, it appears that m0n0wall is not…
Sick of travel costs, Deloitte embraces Nortel telepresence!!!
Wow! This is great news!!! Network World has the release here. There's a lot of talk about the possibility of reduced travel through the use of telepresence, but the actuality seems to be that except for CxOs, it hasn't yet…