I had intended for this to be a ‘top ten’ list of modems but I honestly couldn’t find ten that I thought were a good mixture of price, features and reliability. Unlike other lists, ...
pdated on 7th May 2014. In response to the very real threat posed by the OpenSSL vulnerability ‘heartbleed’ Cisco have released a list of their affected (or not) products. What worries m ...
So while doing some updates recently I needed a vectored Heartbleed icon but couldn’t find one anywhere – people were charging up to $14 to buy one! I decided to whip one up myself and ha ...
I recently began reconfiguring the AutoAttendant feature of our [easyazon_link asin=”B007KMEHDC” locale=”US” new_window=”yes” nofollow=”default” tag= ...
An experienced network engineer I know recently showed me an issue where an Outlook / Exchange user was receiving an error from Outlook indicating an issue with the SSL Certificate, despite all the se ...
I recently had an issue with our windows based Plesk installation where a subscription (hosting plan) for internal use was accidentally deleted. I attempted to use the Plesk backup system to recover j ...
What started out as nothing more than a rant at my having the misfortune of needing to configure a Technicolor TG582n ADSL modem has now evolved in an attempt to get together all the resources I can t ...
Today while setting up the network for our new Fresh Mango UK office, I was reminded again of the joy of Microsoft’s Small Business Server 2011 and forced again to consider the folly that is the ...
Today was the official End of Life for the a line of Cisco units that I really felt had brought it to the masses by filling the needs of SOHO for a simply firewall, router and PBX solution. A little ...
When I recently tried to install the Cisco VPN Client on my Windows 8 laptop, the installation went OK but all my attempts to connect to our office network (which is based around a Cisco UC540 unit, p ...