I hadn’t heard anything from AT&T about getting the VoIP telephony working on my IP Flex circuit. I shot them an email and we set up a conference call for this morning to attempt to turn up the VoIP circuits. The tech did some magic, and outbound calls were suddenly working. … [Read more...]
Monitoring packets on the WAN side of the firewall
The Cisco SG300 switch came Saturday. I set Lamb’s Ethernet interface to the non-routable sub-net which contains the SG300s default IP address (192.168.1.x), and logged in to the switch. I picked a strong password and configured it, including setting it up to mirror all the … [Read more...]
Dell Inspiron 15 OOBE
The Dell computer arrived Tuesday, one day late by my reckoning, and on time by UPS’s. Amazon hasn’t weighed in on the matter, in spite of saying to me in the vaguely apologetic email: “To make sure your issue is fully resolved, I'll follow up to you until you received your … [Read more...]
Debugging VoIP, and a late laptop
I’ve been trying to get AT&T’s Flexible Reach service up and running for some time now. The data part is working great – I’m seeing upload and download speeds of 35 Mb/s and 48 Mb/s on 50 Mb/s fiber, and the speed appears to be limited by my firewall, not AT&T’s … [Read more...]
Buying a Moto X from Verizon, part 2
The phone came promptly; the quoted delivery time was four days, and it arrived in three. Setup was easy, but all the application update downloads failed. The operating system update -- to KitKat -- succeeded, and after that all the applications updated themselves … [Read more...]
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