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Follow-Up on Proxy ARP [Resolved]
19.Apr.08 | 1 Comment
Last May (has it really been that long?) I had an article about Proxy ARP and my challenges in trying to accomplish something along those lines on the cheap. I had some good comments but, to be honest, didn’t totally comprehend the solutions offered.
From that post:
So here’s the poop: I have a handful of servers [...]
Primal Scream
10.Oct.07 | 2 Comments
After 3 hours of flattening my forehead on my desk, I’m just about ready to give vent to a soothing primal scream.
I can not get IIS 5.1’s FTP server to function when behind a firewall, regardless of what sorts of port forwarding I do. I can get close: I could connect and authenticate, but no [...]
ARP Proxy / Proxy ARP?
18.May.07 | 9 Comments
Network geeks — you out there?
So here’s the poop: I have a handful of servers running services that I’d like to expose to the outside world, but behind a firewall. So I want to create some subdomain names like service.example.com, ws.example.com, issues.example.com, etc. Each resolves to a different IP address in our [...]
New Role / New DSL Line
03.May.07 | 3 Comments
I’m going to start with a personal Note:
I accepted a new role at work this week. In hindsight it is a role I’ve been doing on and off for quite some time (especially the last few months), but now it is formalized and I get a spiffy new title. No longer is it a “when I [...]
But by day,...