Monthly Archives: March 2008

OpenDNS – Fast, Secure, Reliable

DNS management, is that is hard for you? Let some reliable service manage it for you. Have you ever tried using OpenDNS? Its world’s largest and fastest-growing DNS service. Makes your network safer, faster, smarter and more reliable. It’s free and millions are using it across the globe today. Software/Hardware installations : Not Applicable Features [...]

GNU/Linux Habba in Bengaluru!

Celebrating an unique festival, it’s first one of its kind. At least for Karnataka. The Kannada Localization Initiative Team and Volunteers team at Sampada is very happy to announce the GNU/Linux installation festival, GNU/Linux Habba. Gnu/Linux Install Fest aims at bringing technology to people. You will get answers for your questions on Gnu/Linux to the [...]

Reason: 554 5.4.6 Too many hops

Hey, why do some one complain that they are unable to send emails to my domain name?I even found that they get this message along with the bounce back message —– The following addresses had permanent fatal errors —– <info@yourdomainname.com> (reason: 554 5.4.6 Too many hops) Fix:  It’s quite easy to fix this issue. All [...]

NagiosChecker – Thermometer for Servers

NagiosChecker! Yes, its a Firefox extension made as the statusbar indicator of the events from the network monitoring system Nagios.This is one extension without which I can’t live at work. The extension fills in the Information parsed from Nagios web interface. All you need to do is filling in your Nagios web interface URL, eg. [...]

Brings in More – Hardy Heron

Ubuntu 8.04, Code named Hardy Heron beta is out now. Give it a try to day and have fun before it gets released. I can’t wait for something new to happen. Visualization, Security, Ease of Use, Rich interfaces, hardware support. Check out what else you can expect out of Hardy dear. Have a look at [...]

NFS Hickups

I spent my valuable minutes working on NFS early in the morning today as it stopped to work at once. All were due to login at 7AM and NFS won’t let the system mount their home directories. I’m used to NIS + NFS + Autofs on floor and the only issue I have been facing [...]