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Update the firmwares on my Dell R710

2020-07-14
In: Web & Network
Tagged: dell, firmware, network, R710, server, update

I got the server Dell R710 last week. I tried my best to update all the firmware of the machine. Basically I watched Youtube videos posed by Art of Server. And I watched it before I received the R710. The SAS disk is a clean one. When I first bootContinue Reading

Update D-Link DIR-850L router firmware to 1.10B08

2014-01-27
In: Hardware
Tagged: D-Link, DIR-850L, firmware, network, release, router, update

This update is only applicable to North America devices. The release notes for 1.10 are: ¤ Fix the issue with DS-Lite ¤ Fix the security issue with Samba ¤ Fix the issue with the mail server ¤ Fix the issue with DLNA ¤ Support the latest hidden page ¤ SupportContinue Reading

Site is down due to the network issue

2013-12-04
In: L.A.M.P.
Tagged: down, network, servermania, support, VPS

I just update the system through yum update command. After that, I reboot the VPS, then, lost the connection to this VPS and web site. Can not access the web site on it from browser. Can not access the VPS through ssh Can not access the VPS through Serial Console.Continue Reading

One of the best ecommerce web Hostings

2013-08-29
In: Reviews
Tagged: hosting, network, plan

An eCommerce company needs to have a reliable web host to ensure that its customers can access the site at all times. If your site is down, it means that your business is temporarily out of commission. Your customers could decide that they are fed up with your unreliable siteContinue Reading

Prepare CentOS 6.3 within VirtualBox

2012-10-24
In: L.A.M.P., Web & Network
Tagged: Centos, config, firewall, installation, iptable, network, selinux, setting, virtualbox

For testing purpose, I need a CentOS 6.3. So I download CentOS DVD image. Installed it in VirtualBox as web server. Note: The network of guest system is using bridged, which allow the guest access internet, and also allow the computer in Lan can access the guest system. The installationContinue Reading

Fixed a strange network problem

2012-10-18
In: Web & Network
Tagged: "client bridged", bug, Centos, DD-WRT, firmware, network, router, server, upgrade

I have three routers in house. One is provided by ISP, Telus. It is 2 in 1, including modem and router. The second router is Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH. It is placed beside Telus device. There two are connected with lan cable. Both are in the living room ground floor. The thirdContinue Reading

vnStat is a good network traffic monitor

2012-08-06
In: Web & Network
Tagged: burstnet, limit, monitor, network, reference, traffic, vnstat

I installed vnStat on one of my VPS. After about 20 days tracking, I ask the support of Burst.net. What is the figures of past 20 days they monitored? The support email me the report. Month: 2012 Jul Day Incoming Outgoing Total 12 47.65 MB 731.46 MB 779.11 MB 13Continue Reading

Home Network

2011-10-27
In: Hardware, Web & Network
Tagged: connection, desktop, DSL, laptops, netbook, network, printer, router, Wii, wired, wireless

We are heavily relaying on the network, or Internet. Now I would like to share how I connect all my devices in my house. Internet service is provided by Shaw. It is the only choice in my area. Connection: Coaxial cable connect the Modem from the wall. Then connect ModemContinue Reading

Follow me on Twitter

2011-01-06
In: Web & Network
Tagged: follow, network, social, Twitter

Twitter is one of the best social network tools. I use it every day. So, follow me on Twitter I will share my experience from Web site development to cooking skills. And also, you will read my post from my Twitter. You are always welcome to follow me. I willContinue Reading

How to protect your WiFi

2008-11-13
In: Hardware
Tagged: encryption, network, security, SSID, wireless

Let’s discuss the most important eight steps to protect your WiFi connection. 1) Don’t use default SSID 2) Change the SSID to something that does not identity your business or location. 3) Use a boring name for SSID, something like network5 or ntdile09ldk. 4) Change access point’s default IP andContinue Reading

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