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Howto set up a Wireless Bridge in Debian

Posted by Admin on 1st December 2008

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A wireless router is great when toting a computer with a wireless interface around, but moving a wired computer to another room or floor often means stringing an unsightly Ethernet cable through the house. The alternative is buying a wireless adapter, hoping that a Linux driver is available for it (there often isn’t). Even a wireless interface is no good when used out of range of the wireless router.
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Netgear WG111T working with Debian Etch and Lenny

Posted by Admin on 21st November 2008

This tutorial will explain how to working with Netgear WG111T working with Debian Etch and Lenny

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How to configure Cisco SPAN Ports

Posted by Admin on 28th September 2008

The following example will demonstrate how to configure a single SPAN session on a Cisco Catalyst switch. The specifics are different between different switch models, so be sure to check the Cisco documentation.

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Howto: Connect automatically on login to a Wireless Router on Ubuntu 7.10

Posted by vees on 21st September 2008

I only tried this for a Belkin G+MIMO but it should be ok for most router types.

Before you carry on:

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Fix for High CPU usage when SNMP is enabled in Cisco Routers

Posted by Admin on 4th September 2008

Cisco Routers and Switches with L3 routing functions are seen to have problems with High CPU usage when SNMP is enabled. This can range anything from 15% to 40%. According to Cisco, these are low priority processes and other priority processes requiring CPU cycles are given priority over these processes and this level of CPU utilisation can be is normal. However, it is always better to be safe than sorry and get the CPU utilisation caused by SNMP to bare minimum so as to ensure the Routers function smoothly.

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Howto setup DHCP Server and Dynamic DNS with BIND in Debian

Posted by Admin on 23rd July 2008

This tutorial will explain Howto setup DHCP Server and Dynamic DNS with BIND in Debian.

Preparing you system

First you need to install DHCP,BIND servers using the following command

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