"The network is vast and infinite" – Motoko Kusanagi
The situation is very simple, you are away from home (imagine visiting a friend or being at work), but you desperately would like to access your internal LAN FTP/Samba/etc… , … Read More
In May 2014, networkgeekstuff.com got a small problem when the hosting BeagleBone Black went dead and the old Raspberry PI environment was on that point already used for another project. … Read More
I am failing to find words to describe this very beautiful 1/48 scale model, but this one is simply very special for me. First reason is that as a Slovak … Read More
So, HP has made one if its significant moves last November (2013) with the first public release of their OpenFlow based SDN VAN Controller 2.0. And because you can download … Read More
So I finally had a project with Cisco Nexus switches to finally get hands on experience on these boxes. I am no longer a fanboy of Cisco, so just practically, … Read More
This article is really just a quick documentation for something that I do almost each year, and each year I must google-search how I did the last time. So from … Read More
Last year, I released quickly one nice modification to my custom Malden CWR2 Domination and despite being only announced really only on this blog and to few of my friends … Read More
With Raspberry PI, a very great microPC platform that started a trend of its own with two million RasberyPIs sold, a new market has emerged calling for microPC segment companies to compete. … Read More
Ok, this time there is something special, this is my first model where I used an air brush. As a complete beginner I got the Revell AirBrush starter kit as … Read More
Dear readers (and picture searchers), because I am again buried under a pile of work for my employer, no technical article will be released this month. But as work is … Read More
Ok, just a quick public release of something I have been porting almost half a year ago but forgot to finish until recently. In one release a few months ago, … Read More
There are two protections that your Wi-Fi has to limit it’s maximum power output to a legal value (100mW for example). First is the Wi-Fi interface internal HW limit. But … Read More
On my home network (that you might have noticed in older articles), I own a very nice Mikrotik/RoaterBoard RB450 router. I have an external public IP address that I recieve … Read More
In the previous post here, I quickly showed the historical protection mechanism called WEP, its weaknesses and how to quickly crack it. The practical result of that problem is that … Read More
Many of us own a Wi-Fi network at home. It is great, convenient and no cables! When this technology first came to existence there were several competitors available as well … Read More
MPLS L3 VPN are a common standard in every bigger ISP or Datacenter for many years now and most of us know the basic principles and have experience configuring this … Read More
When Wikipedia became mainstream, everyone was talking about revolution in knowledge and overall transformation of access to information for free to everyone. And indeed this was revolutionary, Wikipedia today hold … Read More
Nothing useful will probably be posted this month as I am buried under a lot of work and cannot stand also doing networking stuff at home right now. But at … Read More
Following previous part 1 article of this IOS XR guide that presented basic examples for IOS XR on most CCNA level technologies, this post will continue and give the basics … Read More
If you ever hosted any internet service at home and/or had some network application using your Internet connection upload and disturbing your other activities, one very common example (but not … Read More
The Sukhoi Su-25 (NATO reporting name: “Frogfoot“) is a single-seat, twin-engine jet aircraft developed in the Soviet Union by the Sukhoi Design Bureau. It was designed to provide close air … Read More
To start the true Christmas atmosphere, let’s start with a classical Xmas Carol! Then I will show you my new Xmas themed variation on the Malden CWR2 Domination mission for … Read More
In this article, I will show you how to create a redundant Apache/MySQL cluster. I personally used this on two Raspberry PI to had them in redundancy and have load-balanced … Read More
This is first part of a tutorial how to achieve load-balancing of a service on two servers. In this part we will focus on the network side and I will … Read More
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