Create named-checkzone Function

by | Aug 1, 2013 | Servers, Work

Put this at the end of your .bashrc function cz { zonefile=$1 zone=$(basename $zonefile .zone) named-checkzone $zone $zonefile } Then you will be able to use cz to check you zone files. Example: cbrown$ cz...

MTCNA Training June 3-5, Buckhannon, WV

by | May 7, 2013 | Uncategorized

Course Description & Syllabi This three day course will cover MikroTik official certification material plus much more! Real world examples will be shown and demonstrated as part of the class. Each student will obtain a base understanding of MikroTik RouterOS and...

Remove Inner Tie Rod 2005 Escape

by | Feb 12, 2013 | Misc

I recently had to replace the inner tie rod on my wife’s 2005 Escape.  After doing a little research for an inner tie rod tool I found one that had very good reviews and was suppose to work with MOST Ford vehicles.  I guess the 05 Escape doesn’t fall into...

Compare Files with DiffMerge

by | Jan 31, 2013 | MikroTik, OSX

I came across a handy little application called DiffMerge that allows you to compare multiple files and make changes while open.  This is extremely useful when comparing multiple MikroTik configuration files.  Previously I used sdiff, but I think this is much easier...

Compare Directories and Files with Diff

by | Jan 31, 2013 | OSX, Servers, Web Sites

Sometimes working with a directory full of subdirectories and files you need to compare the directories and files to another version of the files.  This comes in extremely useful when restoring a hacked website.  To do this you need to have the old copy and the...

Changing Multiple Directory and File Permissions

by | Jan 31, 2013 | Web Sites

After setting up your website it is always a good idea to change the directory and file permissions.  This makes it a little harder for an attacker to compromise your site.  For Joomla and WordPress it is best practice to set your directory permissions to 755 and your...

AT&T 3G with Gobi 2000 on Routerboard 411UAHR

by | Jan 30, 2013 | MikroTik, Networking

This is my first setup with 3G on a Routerboard.  It took a little longer than I wanted to figure everything out, but I eventually got it working.   The steps that made it work. Place the UMTS drivers in the /firmware directory on the Routerboard (You should be...