Comments for Scurvy Jake's Pirate Blog http://bogomip.net/blog Rated arrrr for Piracy Tue, 22 May 2012 21:19:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Build an Amazon EC2 LAMP Server by Scurvy Jake http://bogomip.net/blog/build-an-amazon-ec2-lamp-server/comment-page-1/#comment-59780 Scurvy Jake Tue, 22 May 2012 21:19:31 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?page_id=4590#comment-59780 If you get tired of typing 'sudo' in front of every command, you can change to the root user by executing 'sudo -s' If you get tired of typing 'sudo' in front of every command, you can change to the root user by executing 'sudo -s'

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W by Cammy Webster http://bogomip.net/blog/configuring-a-cisco-881w/comment-page-1/#comment-57947 Cammy Webster Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:40:18 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/#comment-57947 Thanks. My bacon was well and truly saved with this guide. I wasn't able to exit the AP ios using CTRL-6 (using a console connection). Quite annoying, but I got back to the router ios with a separate ssh session. Also, I couldn't login to the AP until I had given the interface an ip address and I wasn't sure if it should be on the same subnet as the other vlan. I put it on a different subnet and it worked ok. Thanks. My bacon was well and truly saved with this guide. I wasn't able to exit the AP ios using CTRL-6 (using a console connection). Quite annoying, but I got back to the router ios with a separate ssh session.

Also, I couldn't login to the AP until I had given the interface an ip address and I wasn't sure if it should be on the same subnet as the other vlan. I put it on a different subnet and it worked ok.

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W with DHCP by Charles http://bogomip.net/blog/2010/09/11/configuring-a-cisco-881w-with-dhcp/comment-page-1/#comment-57591 Charles Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:51:08 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4449#comment-57591 I used this guide and had my 881W wireless up and running within a few hours. I'm still trying to figure out why my LAN is not allowing me to access the Internet. I can see and access the WiFi but am only getting 54Mbps while I'm getting 130Mbps with my D-Link. What do I need to do to get Wireless N data rate? Thanks, Charles I used this guide and had my 881W wireless up and running within a few hours. I'm still trying to figure out why my LAN is not allowing me to access the Internet. I can see and access the WiFi but am only getting 54Mbps while I'm getting 130Mbps with my D-Link. What do I need to do to get Wireless N data rate?

Thanks,

Charles

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W with DHCP by Scurvy Jake http://bogomip.net/blog/2010/09/11/configuring-a-cisco-881w-with-dhcp/comment-page-1/#comment-56139 Scurvy Jake Mon, 26 Mar 2012 23:23:25 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4449#comment-56139 I'm no Cisco-pro, but you should be able to follow the page I wrote up on getting the 881w up and running. Good luck searching Cisco's site, to me it's epically unusable. I'm no Cisco-pro, but you should be able to follow the page I wrote up on getting the 881w up and running. Good luck searching Cisco's site, to me it's epically unusable.

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W with DHCP by Brian http://bogomip.net/blog/2010/09/11/configuring-a-cisco-881w-with-dhcp/comment-page-1/#comment-54863 Brian Sat, 10 Mar 2012 18:55:51 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4449#comment-54863 I have purchased a Cisco 881w and have spend 3 days trying to get the darn thing to see the internet. I have searched the internet and Cisco for answers on setup and wireless and can not seem to find solid answers or the correct documentation to point me in the correct direction for a resolution. Could you please assist?? Thanks, Brian I have purchased a Cisco 881w and have spend 3 days trying to get the darn thing to see the internet. I have searched the internet and Cisco for answers on setup and wireless and can not seem to find solid answers or the correct documentation to point me in the correct direction for a resolution. Could you please assist??

Thanks,
Brian

]]> Comment on High School Big Shot by Scurvy Jake http://bogomip.net/blog/2010/03/27/high-school-big-shot/comment-page-1/#comment-54080 Scurvy Jake Tue, 28 Feb 2012 04:23:52 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4186#comment-54080 Wow, I never expected to get such a comment on my blog... Thanks for stopping by! I don't think it's clear that what I saw was the MST3K version of the film, which was likely cut down for time. Wow, I never expected to get such a comment on my blog... Thanks for stopping by! I don't think it's clear that what I saw was the MST3K version of the film, which was likely cut down for time.

]]> Comment on High School Big Shot by JB Bruno http://bogomip.net/blog/2010/03/27/high-school-big-shot/comment-page-1/#comment-53827 JB Bruno Fri, 24 Feb 2012 15:19:13 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4186#comment-53827 I've been checking out reviews on B-movie blog sites, as I used to work with the producer, Stan Bickman, who was a great guy. Not many good reviews :) I've been checking out reviews on B-movie blog sites, as I used to work with the producer, Stan Bickman, who was a great guy. Not many good reviews :)

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W by Jeanne http://bogomip.net/blog/configuring-a-cisco-881w/comment-page-1/#comment-53711 Jeanne Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:13:17 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/#comment-53711 Thank you so much! After trying myself to plug in all the info (using cisco setup commands, resetting the router, using the newest CCP Express 2.6 interface, resetting the router again, etc), it still did not work. We used a static IP for the router and not enabled DHCP. Had to bring in a Cicso Certified Tech who double-checked my settings and could not see where the problem was. When he mentioned "ip nat..." I gave him your solution. The only commands he had to poke in were these (he was surprised they were not automatic too): ip nat outside (for the FastEthernet4) ip nat inside (for the Vlan1) no access-list... access-list... ip nat inside source list... overload I found that in CCP Express, the ROUTING for the NEXT HOP is where my Gateway numbers needed to be entered (needed since we have a staic IP from our ISP), and that created the ip route line. One additional step was to unplug and re-plugged in the cat5 going into our ISPs box. All is working great! Thanks! Thank you so much! After trying myself to plug in all the info (using cisco setup commands, resetting the router, using the newest CCP Express 2.6 interface, resetting the router again, etc), it still did not work. We used a static IP for the router and not enabled DHCP. Had to bring in a Cicso Certified Tech who double-checked my settings and could not see where the problem was. When he mentioned "ip nat..." I gave him your solution. The only commands he had to poke in were these (he was surprised they were not automatic too):

ip nat outside (for the FastEthernet4)
ip nat inside (for the Vlan1)
no access-list...
access-list...
ip nat inside source list... overload

I found that in CCP Express, the ROUTING for the NEXT HOP is where my Gateway numbers needed to be entered (needed since we have a staic IP from our ISP), and that created the ip route line.

One additional step was to unplug and re-plugged in the cat5 going into our ISPs box. All is working great! Thanks!

]]> Comment on Configuring a Cisco 881W by Mike http://bogomip.net/blog/configuring-a-cisco-881w/comment-page-1/#comment-53351 Mike Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:37:43 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/#comment-53351 Hi, Can anybody please post the original configuration of the 881w? I'd like to restore mine but did not back it up. Hi,
Can anybody please post the original configuration of the 881w? I'd like to restore mine but did not back it up.

]]> Comment on Broadsides to the Script Kiddies by Jodie http://bogomip.net/blog/2012/02/03/broadsides-to-the-script-kiddies/comment-page-1/#comment-53198 Jodie Tue, 14 Feb 2012 19:30:03 +0000 http://bogomip.net/blog/?p=4687#comment-53198 Awesome:) Awesome:)

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