Recent content by nexusalt

Avahi can reflect mDNS across subnets. Pretty easy to setup. http://avahi.org/

Looks to me like an older Network General\Netscout Infinistream box.

"sh dot11 associations all-client" works fine for me using a "fat" IOS AP. It's only going to show you locally associated clients though. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/12.4_3g_JA/command/reference/cr43main.html#wp2142440 I think the following part is the key...

Use easy multiples of the block to get into the range you need to be faster, ie, count up by 16, 32, 64, 128, etc. Say for example you have 192.168.1.146/29, and need to know what network it falls into. /29 = increments of 8, so we can just use a multiple, 128, to get up into that range quickly...

Cisco 3550\3524\3548's are all pre 802.3af standard, may not be the best choice depending on what you are powering. The HP J8762A is an 8 port 802.3af compliant switch and can be had for a relatively reasonable price.

I know a few people who are looking here in Phoenix....I'll pass the word around. Sounds like a pretty sweet gig.

They did mention in this thread over at the EVGA forum that they have a 1GB model with a reference style cooler on the way. Post in it if you're interested, maybe we can light a fire under them.

It should....mine does anyway. That's actually the most entertaining thing about it, lol.

Oh, and also, try the following. radtest bob hello localhost 1812 testing123 1812 should be the default port that freeradius is listening on.

It's been a looooong time since I setup my freeradius box, but I still have these sites bookmarked...I set mine up with a mysql backend, just because it's so much nicer to add/remove/change users and whatnot...

The other nice thing about that 2045 is it looks like the HDD compatibility list is much more current, even lists the WD Greens. Not sure if the 3085 supports them also, but that could be a nice perk for the 2045 if they really do stay functional on that controller.

Make sure to look into bundled cabling also if you haven't already. Pulling 1 cable for 2xCat6 and 2xRG6 drops FTW. http://www.deepsurplus.com/Network-Structured-Wiring/Multimedia-Cable-Composite-Ethernet-Coaxial-Fiber-Optic-Cable

If it was the one that went for ~150, yup, that was me. :cool:

Well I'll finally be ready to peer here in a few days. Got a smoking deal on the 3725 I was watching, so it will be going into service instead of the 1760 after I pick it up.

Nice, I'm in! I'll have to dig up an IOS that supports IPSec\BGP\GRE and throw it on one of my routers this weekend though. I think I can cram one that supports it on the little 1760 that's laying around here. Oh, and I'll see if I can get a couple people at work in on this too.