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EdgeCloud | Kernel panics under RHEL 5.7 with KVM and iptables...
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/17945885251/kernel-panics-under-rhel-57-with-kvm-and-iptables
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. Kernel panics under RHEL 5.7 with KVM and iptables REJECT rules. Running KVM under RHEL 5.7 is great. Except if you are using a bridged device, and you happen to have REJECT rules. This eventually leads to a kernel panic on the host. It’s a known issue.
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EdgeCloud | Git + OS X
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/18964927183/git-os-x
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. Just a quick post noting that OS X, by default, enables a “case insensitive” option on its filesystems. This can wreak all kinds of havoc for traditional Unix users and tools, including very bizarre behavior with Git. I wish Git would check for this situation and report a warning. It caused me a good 15 minutes of grief before a friend. Reminded me that OS X filesystems are case insensitive.
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EdgeCloud | Ask me anything
http://blog.edgecloud.com/ask
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business.
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EdgeCloud | Here we go
http://blog.edgecloud.com/random
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. Starting a blog for EdgeCloud. Again! We’re hoping to push regular updates this time, and will try to keep the discussions to computers and technology, with blips about business and consulting as they come. Please feel free to Ask. Anything, and we’ll try to come up with a response to your question. Otherwise, there’s no telling where this blog might go.
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EdgeCloud | Bridges + iptables
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/18131376003/bridges-iptables
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. Following on the earlier post. About kernel panics, there is another solution: disable all netfilter calls for bridges via sysctl:. Netbridge.bridge-nf-call-ip6tables = 0 net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-iptables = 0 net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-arptables = 0.
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EdgeCloud | PXE Booting Virtual Machines
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/42278518762/pxe-booting-virtual-machines
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. PXE Booting Virtual Machines. In a previous post, we talked about bridging a virtual machine directly on to the physical network. This is advantageous for numerous reasons, one of which is to allow direct PXE booting of the virtual machine. There is one caveat, though: bridge learning delays. When you first power on a bridged virtual machine,. Will create and attach a new network interface ( such as.
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EdgeCloud | Kernel panics under RHEL 5.7 with KVM and iptables...
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/17945885251/kernel-panics-under-rhel-5-7-with-kvm-and-iptables
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. Kernel panics under RHEL 5.7 with KVM and iptables REJECT rules. Running KVM under RHEL 5.7 is great. Except if you are using a bridged device, and you happen to have REJECT rules. This eventually leads to a kernel panic on the host. It’s a known issue.
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EdgeCloud | DNSSEC - Part 1
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/43569262270/dnssec-part-1
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. DNSSEC - Part 1. During one of my recent Red Hat classes, some of the students asked if I would talk about DNSSEC. I knew it was used for signing DNS responses, but that was about the extent of my knowledge. Unfortunately, I made that terrible, but all too common mistake of thinking “Well, it can’t be. Hard” So, in a moment of imprudence, I agreed. I didn’t bother to start my research until the night before. How hard could it be, remember? And did so quit...
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EdgeCloud | Euphemia UCAS
http://blog.edgecloud.com/post/18515432964/euphemia-ucas
Contemplative musings on Technology and Business. An excellent, clean,. Font It really starts to shine in long documents. Easy on the eyes but still professional looking.
