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Complete Hyper-V based lab on your laptop part 1
All the stars have aligned to make it relatively easy to have an enterprise level lab on a single machine. In this two-part article I will explain how to set up a full Hyper-V based windows domain test enviroment. The Hardware For a long time hardware has… -
Redundant OSPF configuration over two isp’s
Last week we needed to make our network as redundant as possible. We have two different circuits coming from two different ISP’s, one is our main circuit, the other is used only for backup purposes. While we could manually change routes in case one of our circuits… -
The coolest google logo ever!
Google decide to pay tribute to the 30 year anniversary of pac-man. Google is know for re-designing their logo’s and replacing them with what they call doodles. Today they revealed their best one. At first glance it looks like that usual re-designed logo, but what do you… -
Google’s Android 2.2 Froyo adds USB tethering and Wifi Hotspot
According to TechCrunch, Google’s newest update to the Android OS, Froyo, will add USB Tethering and the ability to turn your phone into a wifi hotspot. Andriod police are also reporting the Froyo will include a 450% performance boost compared to version 2.1 running on… -
Windows 7 password recovery
So you got your brand new recently stolen purchased Windows 7 powered computer, and for whatever reason you forgot your password or misplaced the little sticky note where you wrote it down during the initial configuration wizard. Well, luckily there is a tool that will reset or… -
Basic Cisco ASA configuration
A few days ago we had a need for a router, we did not have one handy, but we did have a Cisco ASA 5505. While I’ve configured my fair share of routers, I never had the need to configure a PIX or ASA. It… -
Wolfram Alpha the coolest search engine yet
Wolfram Research was awarded The Best in Show and Technical Achievement awards @SXSW for its “answer” engine WolframAlpha. I have to say this is the coolest “answer” engine yet. I still remember the good ‘ol days when as a struggling math student I needed to do computations… -
Apple 4.0 iPhone OS to enable multitasking
Apple insider is reporting that Apple is planning to include the ability to multitask, when it launches the fourth major revision to the iPhone Operating System. If these rumors are in fact true, we can also expect this feature to appear in future versions of… -
The truth about finallyfast.com and free alternatives
A few months a colleague of mine ask me if finallyfast.com really worked. I didn’t really know whether it did or not, so I decided to find out. I put three machines to the test. All of which I use everyday and run fine according to my… -
Will Apple’s new iPad succeed???
Yesterday Apple unveiled it’s highly anticipated tablet computer, the Apple iPad. I have to say, I am a little disappointed in Apple this time. With all the hype they had created and all the speculation and buzz leading up to the unveiling, Steve Jobs failed…

