Month: November, 2006

Nightshift

30 November, 2006 (08:10) | Curacao, Work | No comments

And another night of work. This time, the plan was to clean up one of the wiring cabinets. It really was a big mess, though no where near as bad as this (The picture is real, made a while back at our NL office). We got a fair bit cleaned up, and might only need [...]

Peering!

24 November, 2006 (20:28) | Curacao | 3 comments

Either the world is coming to an end, or people are actually waking up.
Today, we have enabled our (the) first peering session on the island, which should improve traffic a lot. No more packets going back and forth to the US :) At least, for that one ISP. Hopefully the others will follow soon :)

WeatherIcon

21 November, 2006 (15:32) | Curacao | 3 comments

I’ve had a little weather-show-plugin enabled since forever almost. Recently, though, I noticed my blog wasn’t loading as quick as I’d expect. After a little investigation together with Habbie we figured it might be the WeatherIcon plugin. And, it was. Solved by installing the most recent version, which has more configuration options as a bonus [...]

Comment spam

21 November, 2006 (14:14) | Software | No comments

Funny spammers, trying to put their crap online everywhere. Luckily, there’s Spam Karma. Today I took a quick look at the harvested spam list, and decided to clean up a bit:
Successfully purged 19843 comment spam entries.
Yikes.

VoIP

20 November, 2006 (14:50) | Curacao, Work | No comments

Today I did some interconnect tests with Global Crossing. After a little exchange of information and configuring, we were able to make some successful testcalls from here to the US and back. Fortunately, this will help speeding up $project in the near future ;)
Yay for a competent and clueful test team :)

Themes

18 November, 2006 (22:35) | Curacao | No comments

Fiddling with some themes. You have been warned for any damage done ;)

Broken..

18 November, 2006 (20:37) | Curacao, Work | No comments

Yesterday, one of our larger basestations decided to give issues. It wouldn’t respond to arp requests, or ping. When I added a static arp entry, it replied with a bunch of DUPs. But still, the thing was unmanageble. Service was not really affected though, since packets were forwarded just like it should. Troubleshooting is a [...]

Sipura

7 November, 2006 (14:13) | Work | No comments

When trying to make a little script to post data / configuration info to a SPA-2102, I saw the following:

<input class=”inputw” name=”25859″ size=6 value=”0″ maxlength=5/>

Right. That’s going to be very helpful.

Weekend!

6 November, 2006 (09:04) | Curacao | No comments

Finally a weekend together with Soosh again.. Since she works in shifts, we regularly don’t have a full weekend together. But now, we did, and it was fun ;)
In other news, I’ve made up my mind (see previous post), let’s see where it goes from there.