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Lookout if you process Cisco IOS-XR configuration files

I lost too much time just doing a simple script: checking for a class-map configuration across several backup configuration files. And it never matched! The problem should be with me or my script as I knew it was all ok… Continue Reading →

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How to automount a remote share in Mavericks

You want to use Time Machine over a remote share. It is important to permanently mount it when you login to your Mac. As an example let’s connect to a Western Digital My Cloud that has the default name WDMyCloud.… Continue Reading →

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Disabling IPv6 in MacOS X or Linux

You may be experiencing slow internet for certain sites if you have a router that doesn’t work well with IPv6 (Fritz, Hitron) or doesn’t allow you to change its DNS settings. You are having name resolution time outs. I’m assuming… Continue Reading →