2009/03/12
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The .Tel infrastructure offers the possibility to protect some (or all) entries of your .Tel domain. By protecting an entry you make a visibile to a choosen group of people. (This is technically solved by encrypting the content of the … Continue reading
2009/03/12
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In an earlier article I reported about the missing .tel Whois service. This is not true anymore, the Whois service is available on the Telnic website http://telnic.org/whois.html.
2009/03/03
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EPT uses the Thomson ST 585 as ADSL Modem for their IPTV offer. EPT loads a special configuration onto the Thomson, which splits the 4 port Ethernet switch into 2 partitions. Ports 3&4 are bridged to an extra ATM path … Continue reading
2009/02/26
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According to a good friend of mine at AVM, all the latest firmwares add T.38 support to all of the Fritz!Box models. Unfortunately I was only able to test the following models so far and confirm that T.38 actually works: … Continue reading
2008/03/18
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Yes? Well in that case now you have the possibility to do just that. Myfootball Club Society Limited offers this possibility, the society has acquired 75% of Ebbsfleet United Football Club Limited. Via the website myfootballclub.co.uk you are now able … Continue reading
2008/01/29
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My colleague Ben at Datacenter Luxembourg has referred to another tool to reduce brute force attacks. The tool is called fail2ban. Fail2ban scans log files like /var/log/pwdfail or /var/log/apache/error_log and bans IP that makes too many password failures. It updates … Continue reading
2007/11/23
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With the growing number of SPAM-sending hosts, administrators apply more and more rules to block as much SPAM as possible. These rules are usually requirements of different RFCs, so a company’s system administrator should have no excuse for the fact … Continue reading
2007/11/21
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I created this small patch for chan_ss7 to make it support all available HEX signs. The digits 0 to 9 and the characters B, C and E were already supported. Ok F as well but this indicates the end of … Continue reading