1. Cisco BWG Feature Progression

    Posted on in Networking

    WiMAX End-to-End Reference Model The Cisco Broadband Wireless Gateway (BWG) is an essential piece of the IEEE 802.16e (WiMAX) architecture. As the Access Service Network (ASN) Gateway, it provides aggregation services for the Radio Access Network (RAN). Cisco first released it's BWG software in late 2007. Since that time, a considerable number of …

  2. Linksys IP Phone Upgrade URL

    Posted on in voice

    Although Cisco now markets these phones and ATAs via their Small Business line, I still think of these devices as being Linksys. Although the software that Cisco provides for these devices comes with an upgrade executable, it is only for Windows operating systems. I have found that the easiest way …

  3. BIP / BTOP Round 2 Application Data Available

    Posted on in Information Systems

    a href="{tag}arra">American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Logo</a>Both the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) and National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) have made American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Round 2 application data available. The RUS is currently distributing their BIP application information in a PDF directory. The NTIA, on the other hand …

  4. Cisco IOS to BWG Version Matrix

    Posted on in Networking

    Figuring out which version of Cisco IOS includes which version of the Cisco Broadband Wireless Gateway (BWG) can be a real pain. Hopefully the following table will help:

    Cisco IOS Cisco BWG Supported Hardware
    12.4(15)XL 1.0 7301 Router, SAMI (6500, 7600)
    12.4(15)XL2 1 …
  5. How to Reset Your Amazon Kindle

    Posted on in uncategorized

    Sometimes your wonderful Amazon Kindle may get hung and need a little help. How to go about issuing a hard or soft reset depends on which version of the Kindle you have.

    Kindle 1 (K1)

    Soft Reset: Hold down Alt-Shift-R

    Hard Reset: Remove the back cover and insert a paperclip …

  6. Setting Up SNMPv3 In Cisco IOS

    Posted on in Networking

    In the following example, I'm going to set up a Simple Network Management Protocol version 3 (SNMPv3) user on a Cisco router with limited view of the system MIB.

    • Create an SNMP view that limits the user to the system MIB.

      ROUTER(config)# snmp-server view SYSTEM system included
      
    • Create an …

  7. Unison Failed: Destination updated during synchronization

    Posted on in Software

    I use Unison to keep a few directories synchronized between my various workstations and a collocated server. Unison works great, but occasionally has problems in my mixed operating system environment. The most frequent problem is

    Failed: Destination updated during synchronization
    

    This error message is not very helpful at all. Newer …

  8. VirtualBox Receives Another Incremental Update

    Posted on in Software

    VirtualBox LogoAfter all this time, I still love VirtualBox, the open source hypervisor from Sun (now Oracle). I use it almost everyday on my iMac to either test something in Windows XP or see what's going on in some version of Linux. It's been almost a year since the release of …

  9. Warning: DocumentRoot does not exist

    Posted on in System Administration

    If you're using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) or one of it's variants (CentOS, etc.), you may have noticed that using a non-standard document root for your Apache-based web site results in a DocumentRoot does not exist warning if the directory exists. The most likely cause of this problem is …

  10. Unable to Connect to Remote Asterisk

    Posted on in voice

    It's not often that I have to restart a Asterisk VoIP PBX. I recently upgraded to the latest version of Asterisk 1.4. After the installation was complete, I restarted the service and everything appeared to be functioning OK. Processes were running and owned by the asterisk user. When I …

  11. Average IP Packet Size

    Posted on in Networking

    In this case, gentlemen, size matters.

    Yesterday, I calculated the average packet size for one of the networks I work on using data from 263986M (263,986,000,000+) packets.

    Average packet size for that sample was 557 bytes.

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