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Some New Nagios Plugins
Over the past ten years I have left many many new and hacked Nagios plugins on many servers around the globe. I’m now making a concerted effort to find them, clean them, maintain them centrally and release them. To that … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Networking, OSS, Software, Work
Tagged nagios, nagios-plugins, plugins, snmp
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Benchmarking the Mikrotik Routerboards RB750 and RB750G
Continuing on from today’s earlier post, Benchmarking the Mikrotik Routerboard RB1100, I now present some results for the RB750 and RB750G using the same methodology and platform. The RB750 and the RB750G are two identical looking routers intended for the SOHO environment: … Continue reading
Benchmarking the Mikrotik Routerboard RB1100
I attended and gave a talk at the recent Irish Wireless Conf & Expo on behalf of INEX. I don’t get to do much with wireless links and as such I found many of the talks and exhibitors very interesting. … Continue reading
We’re IPv6 Ready! Are you?
Over in INEX, we just launched a new initiative to promote and increase awareness of IPv6 among content owners and businesses generating revenue from an online presence. This project is called IPv6 Ready and it is essential a certification program … Continue reading
It’s Official, I’m Not the Only Political Anorak in Ireland
INEX, Ireland’s Neutral Internet Exchange Point, saw a new Irish Internet traffic record of just under 14Gbps today coinciding with both Enda Kenny’s nomination and the announcement of the new ministers. It’s nice to know I’m not the only anorak!