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We have gone through a few Cisco wireless devices which originated from their acquisition of Aironet. The first AP-350 devices had a simple GUI for configuration and were extremely reliable. Unfortunately, they were only using 802.11b and had problems with some of the early 3rd party WLAN cards. The move to Cisco IOS later in [...]

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I just got a notice that my SSL certificates were going to expire and it was time to renew at GoDaddy (http://www.godaddy.com). Not a problem. Just go to their website and renew the certificate in a few clicks. Matter of fact, we just renewed a previous certificate a couple weeks ago and it was easy, [...]

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By now you have read that VMware has released vSphere 4 with new capabilities and features. But did you know that they changed their licensing model? There are lots of changes to accept and for a lot of us, the cost just went up a notch. Surprise! At no time did VMware notify their users [...]

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I have been working with Windows 7 recently and since it does not ship with Windows Messenger, I had to install Windows Live Messenger on it. In doing so, I noticed a lot of new features in that product, including integration with a number of Web 2.0 items. One of those features is to add [...]

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We have been working with phpBB for a few months on a project for our sales department. I found it particularly difficult to navigate the HTML documentation and decided there had to be a better way. There was no “manual”, so I assigned one of my summer interns to grab all of the data from [...]

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I have a lot of CDs and albums that I have been wanting to get into a database for record keeping and insurance. I’ve built at least two Microsoft Access database programs on my own, but I wanted to include some reporting with cover art and additional details about each item. After looking around the [...]