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mark pesche on meraki's
NetEquality.net Help Wiki
interesting tutorial for setting up a localised meraki network
Integrating OpenSSH with Secure DNS
cool idea for retrieving an public key for a host via DNS instead of just trusting it like we usually do
HTTP over SCTP versus HTTP over TCP
Common threads: OpenSSH key management, Part 1
using key based auth with ssh
TPG's DSlam Maps
very cool google maps mashup that shows exchange boundaries and estimated ADSL speeds
Racket -- Ruby Raw Packet Fun (spoofed.org)
SixXS - IPv6 to IPv4 and IPv4 to IPv6 gateway
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-leith-tcp-htcp-06.txt
updated HTCP internet draft
Bubulle's weblog: IP over DNS for dummies
free net from paid hotspots
Windows Terminal Services Printing
Nikto | CIRT.net
Nikto is an Open Source (GPL) web server scanner which performs comprehensive tests against web servers (security holes, unsafe cgi scripts, etc)
NAT issue with CG814WG v3 on Optus Cable - Cable - OptusNet
possible solution to Will's xbox live issues
Using Optus 3G with Linux - freshfoo.com/wiki
Pipe Networks: FttN RFP responses
Paints a very grim picture of the Australian governments FttN tender
chad's gitjour at master — GitHub
Serve git and advertise with bonjour
T-Mobile web’n’walk on Debian Sid / Sidux with K610i « c0dejammer’s blog
using the k610i as a modem under linux
The Linux GPRS HOWTO
probably also useful for UMTS/3G
IPv6 with Debian
Martin Krafft's excellent summary on getting IPv6 working in debian
The Great IPv6 Experiment
6to4 and Reverse DNS - Living with IPv6
CAIDA : research : topology : as_core_network
interesting pltos of Autonomous Systems
6 to 4 - Waikato Linux Users Group
Includes the direct address of aarnet's 6to4 relay server. If it works, should be better than using the 6to4 anycast address
Building a national high-speed broadband network a titanic task for Labor | The Australian
good summary of why FTTN is causing so many headaches for so many people
AN IPv6 UPDATE FOR HURRICANE ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS
Internode IPv6
ISP Column: What IPv6 Address is That?
Geoff explains the various IPv6 addresses and prefixes we may see in the wild
traceroute.org
list of public traceroute/looking glass servers
Equals Greater Than =
Australian store that sells ethernet/usb temperature sensors
OpenSolaris supports IPv6 NAT ?! - Living with IPv6