James Polley wrote:
I used to use Kronolith, from the Horde project
(http://www.horde.org/kronolith/). It was very good-looking, and very
capable at the time (~3 years ago), so I imagine it's even better now.
I can't comment on the timezone issues though..
However, Kronolith requires the H
James Polley wrote:
I used to use Kronolith, from the Horde project
(http://www.horde.org/kronolith/). It was very good-looking, and very
capable at the time (~3 years ago), so I imagine it's even better now. I
can't comment on the timezone issues though..
I used to use IMP which is also a Ho
PHILLIPS Mark wrote:
So when routes flap, how long does the network take to converge again
and what are the factors that influence the network convergence."
Hi Mark,
I'm afraid the Internet is now too big and too misconfigured
to converge on a stable set of routes.
How about sharing what you
On Thursday 27 July 2006 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Anyone have any opinions about what the current market leader is in free
> > software web calendaring? I'd like to install a calendar on my own
> > system rather than, say, use the Google thing.
> >
> > Features desired:
> > - all the usu
Martin Barry wrote:
oh, that's a whole can of worms right there.
time to convergance varies from network to network:
- number of eBGP & iBGP talkers
- number of feeds and size of feeds
- underlying hardware (CPU intensive)
BGP works well on Cisco4500s and Cisco7000s.
Cisco4500s and Cisco70
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Hi all,
We've already had 4 packs of petit
On 7/25/06, Mary Gardiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone have any opinions about what the current market leader is in freesoftware web calendaring? I'd like to install a calendar on my ownsystem rather than, say, use the Google thing.Features desired:
- all the usual calendaring stuff: all day
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On 7/27/06, PHILLIPS Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anybody have any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know I
don't, I had to Google it!
What information do you (they) exactly
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Michael Fox wrote:
> On 7/27/06, PHILLIPS Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does anybody have any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know I
>> don't, I had to Google it!
>>
> What information do you (they) exactly want and in how does it rela
PHILLIPS Mark wrote:
Hi,
I'm posting for a thirdparty.
Does anybody have any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know
I don't, I had to Google it!
"I am trying to locate people who have had experience operating large
networks, in particular people who are familiar with the operati
$quoted_author = "PHILLIPS Mark" ;
>
> Does anybody have any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know I
> don't, I had to Google it!
experience, yes. expert, no. :)
> "I am trying to locate people who have had experience operating large
> networks, in particular people who are famili
On 7/27/06, PHILLIPS Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm posting for a thirdparty.
Does anybody have any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know I
don't, I had to Google it!
"I am trying to locate people who have had experience operating large
networks, in particular people who
Hi,
I'm posting for a
thirdparty.
Does anybody have
any experience with Border Gateway Protocols? I know I don't, I had to Google
it!
"I am trying to locate people who have had
experience operating large networks, in particular people who are familiar with
the operation of BGP within
Mary Gardiner wrote:
Anyone have any opinions about what the current market leader is in free
software web calendaring? I'd like to install a calendar on my own
system rather than, say, use the Google thing.
Features desired:
- all the usual calendaring stuff: all day events, repeated events on
I've installed ( think...?) all the rquired pre-reqs for Postgrey, but,
when I try to run it, it doesn't with:
# postgrey --inet=6
2006/07/27-00:07:26 postgrey (type Net::Server::Multiplex) starting!
pid(23639)
Binding to TCP port 6 on host localhost
2006/07/27-00:07:26 No suc
On Wed, July 26, 2006 9:44 am, O Plameras wrote:
> Voytek Eymont wrote:
> No, not now. Just download the perl-BerkeleyDB for Centos manually. I
> believe it is the one for RHEL4 or something. Then, once downloaded you
> install it using, #rpm -Uvh perl-BerkeleyDB-xxx-xx.rpm.
>
>
> You can add it
On Wednesday 26 July 2006 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > >I'm new to the SLUG list, so I was wondering about protocols of asking
> > >questions on the list. I checked out the FAQ on the SLUG page but
> > >http://www.slug.org.au/mailinglists.html resulted in "Page not found".
> > >
> > >Is the
ashley maher wrote:
I'd prefer something working with bind9, database backended, able to
handle many hundreds of zone files, and multiple dns servers, web
interface.
If your question is because you work for a site with thousands
of machines, then DHCP and Dynamic DNS are designed to make
the p
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