Because I need to do a demonstration for which I need public IP addresses and I am not sure wether I will be behind a NAT box I decided to configure my Mac box to establish a VPN to my …
Do it yourself: VPN tunnel from Mac OSX to FreeBSD Read more →
With IPv6 deployment I’d like to put my money where my mouth is so after the IETF IPv6 only network experiment I wanted to make sure that my jabber server runs both IPv6 and IPv4. I ran into a bunch …
EDITED July 12 2007 The text below is an update from the original post (June 18, 2007), that original post turned out to contain a few errors. We have an asterisk server installed back at work and for the teleconferencing …
Yesterday I presented a column at het Domeinnaamdebat 2006. It was intended to start a discussion on the use of IDN within the Dutch top-level-domain. Although I am very supportive of the IDN technology I do not think it is …
In a recent post on the SONY DRM Hell Bruce Schneier refers to a statistical analysis done by Dan Kaminsky. Kaminsky asked more than 3 million DNS servers across the net whether they knew the addresses associated with the Sony …
I reckon that other people might run into this problem as well. So why not document my workaround for googlersto find it. I have configured postfix on my laptop to act as a smart relay. My mailclients use localhost as …
Postfix errors (GSSAPI) after migrating to Tiger. Read more →
Apple renamed Rendevous to Bonjour. I do not understand marketing people. Rendevous has a much classy sound than Bonjour and covers what the protocol does. Bonjour just doesn’t work for me. What would have worked is "Ça Va". Has a …
SIPping away At the recent Apricot the folk from APEET were selling wireless IP phones for a givaway price. It reminds me of the early times of 802.11 when these devices were made available for about 50-100 bucks. So having …