Ruckus AP7982 and ZD1100 – First Look
A surprise inclusion (in a good way) in Networking Field Day 5 was Ruckus Wireless, recognizable for their logo – a barking dog: Why a surprise? Well, there’s a separate Wireless Field Day event, so […]
2013
De-Animating Microsoft Office 2013
Microsoft Office 2013 beat Apple’s iOS 7 to the punch when it comes to flattening and whitening the interface. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, you really should, just so […]
BIND: Enabling TSIG for Zone Transfers
My evening fun one day this week was to enable Transaction Signature (TSIG) capability for zone transfers on my home DNS servers. Yes, I know. Why? Well, partly because it’s a good idea from a […]
Linksys E2500 – Long Term Update
I first posted about the Linksys E2500 back in November 2011. At the time, I had a number of issues with this dual band wireless router, but I also acknowledged that I was running it in a […]
Why Doesn’t IPv6 Work on My Juniper EX Switch?
Once upon a time I had a lovely home network where IPv4 and IPv6 coexisted in perfect harmony. And then the big bad Juniper EX3200 switch was installed, and suddenly my IPv6 world ended. In […]
Multicast Problems on the Juniper EX Series
I’m lucky enough to run a Juniper EX3200 as my home’s “core switch” (sounds good, right?). I love the Junos OS, and apart from the fans being tremendously noisy (in fact the hostname for this […]