http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios-xml/ios/media_monitoring/configuration/15-2mt/mm-pasv-mon.html
There are a ton of new features in the 15.2 train. This is another one I’d like to look into further if I can find the time. Though I do have to say, I’d rather Cisco focus on fixing some bugs for a while over more “neat to have” features, so I can quit spending time on workarounds and have some free time to work on “neat” stuff.
http://phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?64453-LXC-Linux-Containers-To-Be-Better-With-Pangolin
Need to get back into this again as well, now that the network and systems are approaching a state of decent preparation for it. Couple of good links off of this article.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9226274/MIT_and_others_launch_a_tech_education_revolution
I’ve been thinking about enrolling in some form of higher education program for several years. I do have concerns about being able to devote the required time to the program, but I feel that I am in a much more “learning oriented” mindset than I was at age 18. Not sure whether I would pursue a degree related to my current field; though it would make logical sense, I’ve already assembled a collection of domain experience that serves me well in what I do. In some ways, I think it would be more logical to pursue other areas of interest where I haven’t had the same level of opportunity to learn it from the inside out.
http://beta.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/1182506/m16851981/#m16851981
More tips on Tomato/DD-WRT with the N300.
http://ns2.sshlab.com/75949-belkin-share-wireless-gigabit-router-ddwrttomato-expansys/
Bought one of these fellas to act as a host for my new ioSafe 2TB unit. Will be flashing either DD-WRT or Tomato.
This looks like a pretty good deal on a spacious, seemingly solid little backup unit. One of these and a little more native capacity (which I keep meaning to pick up) to cover normal wear-and-tear failure, and I think a person could be pretty well set for data reliability.
This looks like a pretty good deal on a spacious, seemingly solid little backup unit. One of these and a little more native capacity (which I keep meaning to pick up) to cover normal wear-and-tear failure, and I think a person could be pretty well set for data reliability.
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