Tuesday, 28. July 2009
Choosing the right software for your dynamic web content management is important.
There are tons of hosted and installable software packages out there that do web content management. Some good, some not so good. Only one thing is certain, you’ll have your work cut out for you if you choose the wrong one.
I’m going to talk about a few of the most popular open source packages that are out in the wild. Each are different, and do things differently. The one that’s right for you, depends on what your endgame is.
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Monday, 20. July 2009
Notes From My KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) Talk.
First of all, thanks to all who attended the SCLug meeting on Saturday. I had fun talking with everyone there.
I wanted to follow up with some written examples of the KVM command lines I demonstrated at the meeting. I know I seemed to go over this stuff kind of fast, so I wanted to elaborate a bit in text.
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Tuesday, 14. July 2009
So, what is a subnet mask and why do I need one?
This question is always coming up, so I thought it might be a good idea to try and at least give a quick overview.
IP addresses are used to identify your computer on the net. Subnet Masks are used to tell your computer what it should consider as local network traffic, and what it should send off to the gateway for delivery. Here are the basics of network addressing:
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