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September 25th, 2010
Should Webhosts worry about IPv6?(III/III)
Evangelist
September 18th, 2010
Should Webhosts worry about IPv6?(II/III)
Evangelist
I know I said I’d talk about IPv6 DNS records in this post, but I realized that we’d have to cover a few basics first. So lets cover those first before moving on…
September 9th, 2010
Should Webhosts worry about IPv6?(I/III)
Evangelist
Well, if your already setup, then you wont have to worry too much. At the current rate, the general opinion is that new hosts will have to be assigned IPv6 addresses by 2012(if the world doesn’t end). So if those hosts wish to communicate with the other IPv4 servers, using the IPv4 network infrastructure, hosts will have to start understanding both IPv4 and IPv6. At least till the transition is complete. To make the transition as smooth as possible, various transition mechanisms have been put forward, of which RFC 4213(Basic Transition Mechanisms for IPv6 Hosts and Routers) will make an interesting read for any Webhost who plans to buy servers after 2012. More after the jump.
November 29th, 2007
Vyatta - My Basic Setup Guide
November 29th, 2007
Evangelist
If you haven’t already been introduced to Vyatta… Vyatta meet reader, reader meet Vyatta.Vyatta is a fairly new Opensource, Debian based router that’s taking geeks by storm. And I can tell you from personal experience with Vyatta that it’s a powerful system.
So, I would put together a quick start guide on getting Vyatta working “out of the box.†Here it is…