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Here you will find a variety of HOWTO articles, testing, projects and more to help you understand linux/unix systems. Mainly I run FreeBSD, Fedora, CentOS, Debian, and Solaris and my newest being SuSE (not bad). The projects directory holds alot of useful scripts and is mainly targetted to FreeBSD as its updated the most. Until then... adios!
By sigterm at Thu, 2005-08-11 09:17  The IRC servers are still going, I forgot to put the link up so... I'll just put it here for now and make sure this blog stays on top for a while. Right now we have about 3-5 servers constantly, more people have moved over to SigNet lately, which is nice. I invite all you 'good' people to come hangout and chat anytime. Services are running chan/nickserv for your chatting experience. Let us know if theres anything we can do to make it better. sigterm's blog | read more | 913 reads
By sigterm at Fri, 2009-12-04 09:56  Over the years, I've watched the 'Media' get worse and worse as time progressed. I think its at a point right now where there is so much trash talking, fear mongering, and absolutely WORTHLESS news going around, that the point of a lot of things gets overlooked. It makes me sick to visit big news sites, and their main topic is about some poor shmuck actor/star/political figure who is getting crucified for something that happens everyday to normal people. Big deal... I really hope that one day our media can actually be proud of reporting some events that make sense. I'm not knocking the true reporters out there that do a good job, and give honest reporting of the stories without the 'hype up' or 'fear factor', i still like you people :) sigterm's blog | read more | 60 reads
By james.underson at Wed, 2009-10-14 20:20 I visited this sight for the first time and I found it test but I would like to add that currently we are living in the era of IT but unfortunately more than half of world population is illiterate. Out of those a few are computer and internet familiar so the target market for internet marketing is niche. Therefore the developed nations should promote certification education as well as computer literacy in these developing areas so the target market can be increased in future. james.underson's blog | 90 reads
Today, something that Hawaii needs, got taken away, The Hawaii SuperFerry... This is one day that I'm truly ashamed of being a part of Hawaii, and a native resident. Too many yuppy types without any care for the real people here. read more | 211 reads
By sigterm at Fri, 2008-01-25 14:58  Well, I figured, its been a long, long time now since I posted here. So why not now right? Alright, well , life has been flipped upside down within the past year. New job, house still under construction (its never getting finished, I just know it...), new friends, new hobby's... Other than that, life's going as best as can be. My project list has dwindled down to , 1 and its not even a project that has not beem developed already. Installing ZoneMinder and hooking up cctv video cameras all over the house, fun... ah for the first 5 minutes :). sigterm's blog | read more | 600 reads
By sigterm at Sat, 2007-04-21 14:12 Well I came to Washington DC for training. It started out to be a friggin cold week, down in the 30's with the windchill wehen i arrived at first. Its been getting warmer all week long now, finally reaching 70-something on Saturday, NICE! Of all the days that it could happen on, I'm glad it was today.
During my visit here, I've met some people that were pretty cool from class, "Scott" "Brian", both from Annapolis, MD. Hopefully I get to meet up with them at VMworld 2007 later this year. Other than that, I got to finally meet some friends that I've known on IRC now for quite a while. Fiver and his wife drove over to go out one night and meet up. We went to some place called "Buffalo Billiards" . After many guiness beers and irish carbombs, it didn't seem too far off to say, I think we could hang out again and do some more of this. But since my time is so short here, maybe another time. Thanks for the good time Fiver and Redhead :) Oh and if Fiver actually reads this, "Kristy" says hi and she wants to bum another smoke, AND, tells you to move up to NY because, its simply just better than DC. sigterm's blog | read more | 733 reads
By sigterm at Tue, 2007-04-17 05:28  I'm here in DC for the week taking another VMware training course called VMware Secure and Deploy. Its part of the Virtual Infrastructure 3 courses. I was singled out with the first question of "You must be the guy from Hawaii, the shirt gave you away" , of course I was wearing one of my nice Aloha shirts, drat! I'll be posting my observations of the class and how its going throughout this week and adding it onto this post for a final some time later this week. sigterm's blog | read more | 778 reads
By sigterm at Wed, 2007-02-28 17:57 Lately, I've been doing alot with ESX3 and Virtual Control Center 2.0, as with Virtual Consolidated Backups. And... And.. And.. heh, anyhow, I've come across a few things, that I think the world should know, they are not quite documented in black and white, but I figured I would put them here in case people stumble across them. If you use SAN Storage across your ESX servers, you will want to make sure that when you snapshot servers, that the lun can be seen by the other ESX servers thereafter. They have a default setting in the advanced config of your VI client of the ESX server. Heres what to do. in VI client, goto your esx host, goto configuration
Now the LUN's will show up to the rest of your ESX servers and you won't be scratching your head saying WTF when it happens. Believe me... it WILL happen at some point, so be ready! :) sigterm's blog | read more | 1611 reads
By sigterm at Fri, 2006-11-03 16:34
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By sigterm at Fri, 2006-10-27 12:50 VMware Infrastructure 3 Training was excellent! The ideas from the classmates there were great for alot of things pertaining to what I do here and what I will be doing here at my job in the future. The course itself was very structured with labs daily to test out the examples given. In which most worked, but... in some cases, if you misconfigure something from the start, your going to be backtracking to the point of initial config and that means your going to have some downtime. So be careful and configure it right the first time! A well thought out VMware design is crucial to this sort of project. If you fail at this, your virtual environment will be crap and very hard to manage in my opinion. sigterm's blog | read more | 932 reads |
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