2009/07/05
by Marc
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It does happen arbitrary, but my Thomson ST 585 looses it’s configuration completely each time there is a power outage. It happened just a few days ago to me again. Of course configuring a PPPoE connection on the Tomson ST … Continue reading
2009/06/25
by Marc
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Today I finally got access to an EPT Homeserver, which actually is a Fritz!Box 7570 VDSL, with a few features missing compared with a Fritz!Box 7270. Some of the missing features are Remote Administration and DynDNS support. But amazingly the … Continue reading
2009/05/31
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Just a nice explanation how to tweak your Firefox UI: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.identity.ssl_domain_display
2009/05/29
by Marc
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Yesterday, I added MX records to my .tel domain. Works fine so far, so I thought about pimping my SIP URI and I added an SRV record to my .tel domain. My SIP URI is now sip:voip@mcs.tel, this is the … Continue reading
2009/05/28
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This document really exists here: http://mit.edu/sip/sip.edu/dns.shtml It’s also useful for .tel domains, more on that in one of the next posts.
2009/05/28
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Today Patrick brought my attention to a fact which I ignored during the last weeks, MX records for .tel domains. So I downloaded the PHP version of the Telhosting Client from http://dev.telnic.org/trac/browser/apps/php/trunk (SVN: http://dev.telnic.org/rep/apps/php/trunk). It took about 5 minutes to … Continue reading
2009/05/28
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I did some DNS debugging and noticed that my server wasn’t querying the root-servers via IPv6. I checked the root hint zone file delivered with my Bind9 binary package, the file was from 1998! So I downloaded the latest version … Continue reading
2009/05/23
by Marc
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I haven’t checked into TelHosting during the last weeks, so I don’t know exactly when this feature was added, but the “TelHosting Release Update 60 Hotfix 1 (build 5084)” now allows to hide subfolders /-domains from its parentfolder /-domain, additionally … Continue reading