As I started building this lab, I realized that I had to find a refresher course on the IOS naming conventions. They have gone through a number of revisions through the years, but here is a guide that should help most of you building CCNA/CCNP labs. Lets take c3640-jk9s-mz.124-16.bin for example. The first thing we […]
Web Searches via Quicksilver
Everyone does a fair amount of googling these days, but any network engineer can tell you that a quick ARIN whois search can be invalueable. I know I end up there quite often. Anyway, when I got my mac a friend told me to make sure I checked out Quicksilver, that it would be amazing.. […]
Fixing Vista Partition Error Messages when using Bootcamp
So, I had to reinstall Vista on my mac today — hadn’t touched it since I moved onto the Late 08 model… and once again, I started getting the common partition errors while Vista loads the bootloader. Unrecognizable partition table for drive 80. Please rebuild using a Microsoft-compatible FDISK tool Luckily I remembered a quick […]
Cmd + Tab Replacement for Mac
PullTab is no longer maintained or supported. I’ve removed broken links within this article…. I’ve never liked the Mac OS X Command Tab application specific switching style… today, I found a few things to help ease the pain. The program in question is called Witch. A rather detailed, very versitile little program. Unfortunatly, you are […]
SSH Wrapper Script
Ok — this is my first script that I’m posting here. Its a VERY simple ssh wrapper script that you can place in your path, preferably in ~/bin #!/bin/bash SSH=”/usr/bin/ssh” case “$*” in *’@’*) $SSH $* ;; *’ -l’*) $SSH $* ;; *) $SSH -l root $* ;; esac What this […]
the road to Mac
I’ve been pondering it for quite some time, but yes now I have switched to Mac. I purchased a new 2.5ghz, 4gb of Ram, 15″ Macbook Pro. Purchased the 320gb 7200rpm hard drive seperate for about $109, and I’m pretty happy so far. I miss the extra screen real estate that my Dell d820 offered, […]
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