Post Views: 3,942 Check out these additional IPv6 Resources: Our IPv6 overview course at Udemy Our IPv6 Custom Profiles for Wireshark Our IPv6 classes at the Online School ***There is an update to this article you can find here*** Here are some great Linux command line entries you can make to examine and configure IPv6
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Post Views: 1,416 We have previously written praise for Ubuntu as an operating system. The regular Ubuntu desktop OS can be found here. Some of you may prefer the Ubuntu Server that can be found here. If you install the Ubuntu Server, when the system boots the first time, you will find out very quickly
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Post Views: 1,392 This is a great question. First, you have probably learned that you can use Ubuntu’s APPLICATIONS > INTERNET> TERMINAL SERVER CLIENT program to remote desktop to Windows machines. Going the other way is a bit more challenging. You need to have two things in place: 1. You must enable remote desktop connections
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Post Views: 2,146 Ah – a common problem. Wireshark has installed and does not see any of the computer interfaces so you can do captures. The answer to your problem is simple! Open a terminal and enter the following commands in order (you can skip the first one if you already have Wireshark installed): sudo
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Post Views: 1,987 If you own a Netbook or laptop, you may be surprised by the new default look of the latest Ubuntu release. I have tried to like it on my Netbook. I have completely complied with the neverending typing of application names to find my common apps. Some of my colleagues have reported
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Post Views: 2,024 Check out these additional IPv6 Resources: Our IPv6 overview course at Udemy Our IPv6 Custom Profiles for Wireshark Our IPv6 classes at the Online School We are still frequently asked, “How do I enable IPv6 on my computer?” Years ago, that could actually involve installing the IPv6 protocol stack or explicitly enabling
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Post Views: 1,156 This article is directed at my many Independent Telephone/Rural Local Exchange company friends. It is the details behind a story I often talk about at conferences and training sessions. One of the main challenges for the RLECs is to up the “take-rate” of broadband in their served area. There are a number
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Post Views: 2,081 If you are new, or if you are experienced in Linux, it is always helpful to have a cheat sheet with all the various commands to help you control networking, process files, and much more. Sometimes a cheat sheet can even show you better ways to do something, or even introduce you
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