Today is a momentous occasion because it is the 5^th year this blog has been running on my JLSNet Website! Over these past 5 years the blog has evolved from being a simple log of my university project to what it is today, a collection of random geeky projects, special events and other assorted ponderings.

Just for fun I am going to start a little quiz to try and encourage people to read back through my blog. There are 5 questions (one for each year of this blogs life), the first person to post all the correct answers, along with supporting URL links, in the comments below will win a special prize!

1) What is the closing quote at the bottom of my very first blog entry?
2) What was I doing to avoid studying for my Theoretical Computer Science B Exam?
3) What are my feelings towards travelling on the London Underground Trains?
4) On what date did Claire post her first entry to this blog?
5) How many people voted “YES” for Craig to have his Dreadlocks cut off?

Tip: Use the Search Box and Archive Navigation Menu.

The blog has had its up’s and down’s with varied spurts of lots of entries followed by dry seasons of silence. Of late I have neglected the blog a little, it has been pushed aside in favour of one of my more recent hobbies which is researching my family history and finding out about my ancestors (aka Genealogy). However, I have realised that this blog, in a way, may become my legacy for future descendants of mine who want to know about me and what I have done… Huuurm scary, what does my blog say about me?!

“Pleas’d look forward, pleas’d to look behind, and count each birthday with a grateful mind.” –Alexander Pope

I have made my first couple of Flash applications using Flex 2! It was suprisingly easy to create the applications after downloading the Flex 2 Development Kit and following this simple tutorial I created two little applications which connect to my MySQL database backend.

This first Flash application connects with this blogs WordPress database and returns back the blog comments records:

This second Flash application presents a user comments form and then saves the comments to the database (under this blog entry ID):

Please feel free to leave a comment using the Flash application above.

Flex 2 is a cross-platform development framework for creating rich Internet applications (RIAs) it allows you to write Flash applications quickly with XML (in a similar way to how you would use HTML). Flash has grown up! no longer is Flash just something to create anoying epileptic fit inducing images and anoying cartoons, Flash can now be used to create rich applications which can interact with web databases and be garenteed to work exactly same on all platforms with the Flash plugin installed.

“Impetuous boy! Oh well, who wants to live forever? DIVE!!” –Prince Vultan (Brian Blessed), Flash Gordon

I have added a couple of new pages to the JLSNet main site.

The first page being a fault finding guide to help troubleshoot ADSL connections, the second page is again a fault finding guide to help troubleshoot ISDN connections, both are aimed at users of Cisco routers.

Both these guides have been written to help users logically perform a series of simple tests to diagnose various steps in the connection stage, including Layer 1 physical checks, Layer 2 data link debgug checks, Layer 3 network address checks.

“There are holes in the sky. Where the rain gets in. But they’re ever so small. That’s why the rain is thin.” –Spike Milligan

Following my previous post in which I discussed the great opportunity to interlink blogs and mobile text messaging I have now implemented a very basic solution on this blog.

Setup: I used a Enfora SA GSM Modem and along with SQL2GSM Software was able to implement a simple forwarding rule, which, when a Text Message is recieved with a prefix of “blog”, will interact with my WordPress Database to add a blog comment.

How to Comment: Blog readers can send a text to +447913694107 starting with the word “blog” followed by the blog post ID (end number of post url), a colon and then the comment message, for example:

“blog 126:Hello World”

The text message above will post a comment to this blog (entry 126). You will then shortly receive a “Thank you for your comment.” reply and your text message will appear in the blog comments.

It is still in very basic testing stage at the moment but please feel free to give it a whirl, I would love to read your comments both via mobile text messages or by commenting the standard way below.

“Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who implement them are priceless.” –Mary Kay Ash

Over this past month I have overcome one of my greatest fears… databases (no, not big leaves!). Ever since my Adv-GNVQ course in IT at College where I was and tortured and angst-ridden by Microsoft Access I have steered well clear of databases.

Where previously the JLSNet website ran using flat text files, I finally plucked up the courage to look at MySQL and create a simple content management system for the website, it was soooooo easy, I do not understand why I did not do it ages ago! It did not take me too long to migrate all the old text files, with a little parsing help (thanks Ben!), and so now the majority of the JLSNet website runs from a MySQL database.

This new found excitement for databases also spurred me on to move my blog completely from MSN Spaces onto JLSNet. Initially I had grand ideas of writing my own blog management system, but on discovering the free PHP blog engine from WordPress, an amazingly powerful, but super simple to use management system for web logs, I decided to use that instead. I have now migrated all my old MSN Spaces blog entries and comments and old JLSNet news and forum comments into this brand new WordPress blog on the JLSNet website, I have also crafted a template to make it fit in with the rest of the website.

I am however going to keep the MSN Spaces blog going, I have set up WordPress to email MSN Spaces a snippet of the blog and a link each time I publish a new entry, I have done this just so it will update the little star on my MSN Messenger Card as I add a new blog entry.

What I have learnt recently: MySQL databases are not that scary and SQL statements can be easy used to move data around between tables, for example:

INSERT INTO table_jlsnet (title, blog, comment)
SELECT title, blog, comment
FROM table_msnspaces
WHERE Year(date) > 2004;

I can’t believe I have an SQL statement in my blog, still, not quite as geeky as Alli’s AutoCAD code!

“Patience is the quality you admire in the driver behind, but not the man in front!” –Unknown

Following the recent mergers of various large companies, ATI and AMD; BT and Yahoo; Friends Reunited and ITV; Skype and Ebay; NTL, Telewest and Virgin Mobile; comes the merger between JLSNet and MSN Spaces! Yes it is true, honest! Sadly no money has exchanged hands and I am not totally sure Microsoft’s solicitors (read: lawyers) know about the affair. In actual fact what has happened is that the JLSNet website now pulls the RSS feed from my MSN Spaces weblog and outputs it in the news section of the site (including this entry!).

JLNset has also had its 5th facelift. Whilst keeping with the general look and feel of the previous design the new coding is 100% valid XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2 and the main site templates are compliant with Section 508 and are WCAG double-A rating, for those of you less technical… it looks pretty!

I have a few more tweaks to make to the site (I always do!) and then I really must start thinking about updating and adding some more content, namely some more Cisco Configuration articles. I am also considering whether to put some of my family history research up on the site, as it would be a great way to share my findings and possibly meet new relations.

“Pour me somethin’ tall and strong; Make it a hurricane before I go insane; It’s only half past twelve but I don’t care; It’s 5 O’clock somewhere” –Alan Jackson Song Lyrics

In my ’spare’ time I have been geeking a little and have been able to upgrade the JLSNet site forum. The new forum runs using on the phpBB package and replaces my previous noddy attempt at a forum (for history’s sake, I have imported all comments from my old forum to the new). I have crafted the forum with the JLSNet look and feel by editing templates and styles to integrate it fully with the rest of the website. It is hoped that this forum would become a useful tool to help the simpler Cisco users get a little help, discuss problems, provide tips, and express ideas. I have also cleaned up some of the sites images.

“Cats can’t taste sweets” –PLoS Genetics Journal

It is finally here! A solution to configure a Cisco router with a modem connected to the AUX port in order to dial an old dialup ISP. This config is something I have been trying for ages, but got totally confused each time I tried it! Here it is, as simple as I could get it! Normally when you are dialing an ISP you do not want to be engaged, but on this one occasion I am glad to be engaged… to my wonderful girlfriend Claire Hayward!!

“Put your message in a modem, and throw it in the cyber sea.” –N.Peart

JLSNet is going further up in the world, instead of being hosted from a little Intel server on the floor of my mates house (thank you Ben!), I have finally loosened the purse strings and splashed out for JLSNet to be hosted by a proper host, www.ewonline.co.uk. This of course has many advantages… more bandwidth, faster, upto date MySQL/PHP/Apache, web email accounts, less hammering of my mates internet connection and less downtime. There may be some teathing problems as I transfer the site across, but things are already looking better. Some pages that may come soon… Cisco ISP Dialup config, Cisco NAT on a stick config.

“Bad men live that they may eat and drink, whereas good men eat and drink that they may live. ” –Socrates

Getting increasinly boared with people asking me the same questions… “Please can you send me free CCNA questions or papers?”, “Please can you send me the source code to your project?”, “I would like to contribute towards this project for further developments?”, “I am looking into doing a project on networking, please can you give me a title/topic?” I have decided to put together a FAQ page, I have attempted to answer the questions as fully and fairly as I can in an attempt to stop any further re-accurances! I am, on the other hand, glad to see that many people are visited and interested in the site.

“100% of all human deaths occur within 100 miles of Earth” –Unknown

When Cisco originally released the Catalyst 2924 switch it was manufactured with only 4MB of DRAM and no support for VLAN trunking. Due to customer demand Cisco soon released the same switch with 8MB of DRAM to support the larger IOS version 12 images, and also added hardware support on switch ports for VLAN trunking. The problem is Cisco gave them the exact same model number (WS-C2924C-XL-EN)! this little tutorial describes how to tell them apart.

“He who is not contented with what he has, would not be contented with what he would like to have.” –Socrates

After some time I have added a couple more Cisco Config tutorials to JLSNet. The first tutorial briefly explains the different flavors of WAN protocol and how to set up a WAN link using a Cisco router’s Serial interface. The second tutorial describes how to configure a Cisco router for Appletalk routing. If there is anyone who would like to write any Cisco tutorials for JLSNet please email me NOW!

“Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” –Thomas Alva Edison

Today is the day when I have finally decided that JLSNet news is now to become a blog! A blog or “weblog” is defined as a page with dated entries, so I guess that this page has always been a blog, but my intentions for this page have slightly changed… I now intend to start posting more personal comments in the form of a journal. Such information may be feelings, announcements, brainstorms, events, ideas, general Jimbo updates, links, site news and the usual sort of babble which goes on in most peoples blogs. I have decided to do this to aid me in my continuing efforts to maintain in contact with friends and keeping them up-to-date on my current status. I have also been playing about with the MSN Spaces site which features a blog tool which is integrated into MSN messenger, I have discovered that it can produce a RSS feed and I may attempt to try and integrate it into this JLSNet blog. Those of you who wish to get in contact with me or feel the need to leave feedback should do so by visiting the “Contact” page of the JLSNet site. Here goes…

“Human beings, all over the earth, have this curious idea that they ought to behave in a certain way, and can’t really get rid of it.” –C S Lewis

Today is JLSNet’s 2nd Birthday! Some current site stats… 69 pages, ~2000 visitors each month, 4 makeovers, site referenced in 2 technical papers (other than my 2!), 1 Marmite poll, Google PageRanking of 3/10, 48 site news entries, designed for support on IE and Firefox, has raised $76.26 from Google Ads and had 2 ISP’s. Some news headlines from the birth date of the site… US launch first missiles against Saddam Hussein, many protest and march against war on Iraq. Most distant black hole weighed - it weighs in at one quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000) times that of the Earth. Scientists develop a cheap and safe way to detect smuggled nuclear material using cosmic rays. UK house prices have dropped for the first time in two years and the fall is the largest since 1995. The Ganda worm spreads by taking advantage of public interest in the war against Iraq. 2 years! oh, that reminds me the .co.uk domain renewal must be soon!

“Yes, the american troops have advanced further. This will only make it easier for us to defeat them” –Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf

It has taken a year but one of the other sites I work on, www.langstonechurch.com, is at a state I am happy with. This is the website for the church I belong to and features up-to-date news, church information and, something which I am very proud of, a very classy diary! I may have spent just a little too much time working on this site and I am having to restrict myself a little now, as it does not bring in any money!

“Linux rules but its not for fools!” –Unknown

JLSNet has been a little neglected over the last few months, I have been a bit busy working on other websites, trying to find jobs, getting offered jobs, turning down jobs and then trying to find jobs again! Although some good has come out of my working on other sites… I am learning a great deal more about the power of using CSS and DIV’s on web pages. The basic rule is “Don’t use tables for layout!” and so JLSNet has had yet another makeover - simpler, cleaner and no tables!

“Computer terminals report some gains in the values of copper and tin While American businessmen snap up Van Gogh’s for the price of a hospital wing. And nothing ever happens Nothing happens at all. The needle returns to the start of the song and we all sing all along like before.” –Del Amitri, Song: Nothing Ever Happens

A very merry Christmas from JLSNet! Don’t eat too much, give up the sofa for granny and remember to leave out some milk, mince pies and some carrots for Santa and his Reindeer!

“I made myself a snowball, as perfect as could be, I thought I’d keep it as a pet, and let it sleep with me. I made it some pajamas, and a pillow for its head, then last night it ran away, but first, it wet the bed.” –Unknown

Not a great deal of activity on the JLSNet front, I am currently still busy working on two other websites. I have just completed www.caringforyou.uk.com, and I am very proud of some clever programming I did which enables the creation of dynamic pages, without the use of ASP/PHP/CGI, from only plain HTML and JavaScript. It works by using a kind of ‘include file’ system and parameters passed in through the URL to automatically generate each static HTML page. The Caring For You site is also my first site coded without the use of tables for layout, but, entirly DIV’s and CSS! At Last!! Also played about with favicon.ico on my sites to assign an icon to the site when listed in browser favorites.

“The way to understand recursion is to understand recursion” –Peter A. Bromberg’s Grandmother

If you would like to advertise on JLSNet please email webmaster@jlsnet.co.uk for more information.

“First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” –Gandhi

JLSNet has had its 3rd makeover! The site has been redesigned to have a more “professional” look and feel but still has exactly the same content. The new design has an improved menu system, banner and logo redesign and a “Piet Mondrian” lines and squares look to the site. The design is still in its early days and is sure to have a few minor tweaks as it has some teathing problems. Please let me know what you think, good or bad?

“The position of the artist is humble. He is essentially a channel.” –Piet Mondrian, Dutch Abstractionist painter (1872 - 1944)

I am still clinging onto a little bit of University life, I have recently been working along with my old tutor and another student on condencing the NetSwap dissertation down into a technical paper. This paper has been sent off and is currently awaiting approval for presentation at two large computer confrences: the first, at the Computer Conference in San Sebastien, Spain (Dec 2004), and the second at the 1st Thailand Computer Science conference, Thailand (16-17 Dec 2004). These papers can also be found in the Projects section of the JLSNet site. It is also hoped that a new student is to continue on the NetSwap project over the forthcomming year.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge, knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world” –Albert Einstein

Just a bit of interest… A table detailing the specifications of each generation of the Sony PlayStation games consoles. These specifications include the future PlayStation 3.

“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.” –Gandhi

All pages on JLSNet have been rezized so they can be viewed easier on lower resolution (800×600) screens without a horizontal scroll bar. I am currently busy working on designing three other websites, www.saunders-architects.co.uk, www.langstonechurch.com and www.caringforyou.uk.com, so JLSNet has not got much going on at present. CCNA statistics page is to be worked on next!

“The learning and knowledge that we have, is, at the most, but little compared with that of which we are ignorant.” –Plato

Generating dynamic content of the site pages has been made a little easier - ‘Inserts’ have been created for each of the page side columns (Advert, Search, Photo, Donate etc…), these ‘Inserts’ can be added easily to any pages as required, making page creation more modular. Some interesting results have also been produced by the CCNA test statistics page, further work is planned for the statistics page to display more relavant results.

“WOMEN = MONEY * TIME and TIME is MONEY, therefore WOMEN = MONEY * MONEY. It is said that MONEY is the ROOT of EVIL, which implies that WOMEN = ROOT(EVIL) * ROOT(EVIL) which equates to WOMEN = EVIL” –Unknown

Sorry for being down for over a week, the server which JLSNet was running on has been moved and then we had to wait for ISP connection. Service is now running as usual

“(x^2+y^2+z^20)) + (x^2+4*y^20.9)*(abs x+abs y*0.30.89)) * ((abs x0.9) + (abs yy*0.7-0.05) * (xy*0.7-0.05) * (-x0.95)))” –The implicit equation for a Star Wars Tie Fighter 3D graph model

JLSNet will be down for a few days while the server gets moved to a new location. It is hoped that the site will be running again by Thursday 12th August 2004. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. If you wish to contact the webmaster please send an email to the address at the bottom of this page. In the mean time why not visit www.staniford.net, a friends website were you can find a short guide on how to program using voice recognition.

“Will the highways on the Internet become more few?” –US President George W Bush

The free CCNA practice test is now live! The test asks 10 questiosn randomly picked from a selection of over 300 unique questions. After the user answers them it gives a score, feedback and explanations. Also…a donation section has been added to all JLSNet pages for anyone who would like to donate money via Paypal towards helping JLSNet

“Treat your password like your toothbrush. Don’t let anybody else use it, and get a new one every six months.” –Clifford Stoll

It is taking a little longer than expected to program the CCNA quiz engine, this is due to two factors… Firstly, I am programming in Perl for the first time and so am a little slow, Secondly, because it is quite a headache working out how to rendomly generate the quiz and produce the marking/answers feedback. Shouldn’t be long now tho.

“Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my mind the most.” –Ozzy Osbourne

It is all change for me as I have at last finished my final exams at university, I am a free man for the time being, of couse I now need to find a job! It is also all change for the site as it has been decided to pull the plug on the NS-2 tutorials section and introduce a new section containing free CCNA tests. These tests will be randomly generated and also provide some helpful networking information.

“Fear not I will help you, I will strengthen you, I will uphold you with the right hand of my righteousness” –Isaiah 41:10

Now the NetSwap dissertation has been handed in and marked (btw, I have a provisional 72% - to be confirmed!) I have converted the report into HTML format, as well as the Cable Modem report both can be found in the Projects section of the site. * * SOON TO COME * * A new section will be added to JLSNet which will contain FREE CCNA tests. While I am !still! trying to study for my CCNA, I though I may as well share the knowledge and hopefully learn some more as I go. Only a couple of exams to go next week, then I have officially finished university!! Now onto some revision…..

“Btw, did you know that newts have more offspring if you play the harmonica to them during their mating rituals? It’s true.” –Linus Torvalds

Slightly changed the look of the forum comments layout, each comment is placed within a dotted box to make it easier to diferecciate between different posts.

“I like a smuggler. He’s the only honest thief” –Charles Lamb

The site has had a small layout re-haul, the tab button images have been changed back to their old cleaner look, background colours have been changed to match the particular section (Home, Cisco, Projects, NS-2). Google Adverts have been added down the side of each page. (It has also been observed that as Google tailors each advert to match the contents of the page it is being displayed on, it has to index the page more often, it is hoped that this may increase the Google rating too).

“We have destroyed 2 tanks, fighter planes, 2 helicopters and their shovels - We have driven them back.” –Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf

A new tutorial on configuring Cisco router ACL’s (Access Lists). This page was used with permission from MicroWeb Technology Inc.

“There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics.” –Disraeli

Ahhhhhh the relief! I have now finished and handed in my dissertation on Seamless Wireless Network Roaming (between GPRS and WiFi). This marks a huge milestone towards the end of my university degree. I now only have two more exams to go…yippee! The project, named NetSwap, can be found in the projects section of this site. I will probably be paying a little more attention to the site and have a couple of new tutorials to add very soon.

“We’re finding…cases where there is line-by-line code in the Linux kernel that is matching up to our UnixWare code.” –Darl McBride, Chief Executive, SCO Group. I bet I could find that too. find /usr/src/linux/ -name *.c | xargs grep “University of California”

My university project (NetSwap) is due in one month as of today!!! I think things are on track, word count is not bad, NS-2 simultions complete, content getting there, results still to come. This next month is going to be a very busy one for me as I complete the project, so I don’t expect I will be doing much on JLSNet during this period. Roll on May 4th!!

“Shell smashed, juices flowing, wings twitch, legs are going, don’t get sentimental, it always ends up drivel. One day, I’m gonna grow wings, a chemical reaction” –Radiohead, Song: Let Down, Album: OK Computer

A new tutorial on how you can configure the Cisco router IOS to act as a DHCP server for automating the configuration of computers that use TCP/IP. This could be used in conjunction with the Cable Modem Config for a good home network solution.

“Excellent day for putting Slinkies on an escalator.” –Unknown

For some unknown reason I have feared using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) on JLSNet for some time. So I though it about time I had a bash at uning them… it was not very hard and it has now made the site look a great deal tidier and consistent. As a result this also encouraged me to tidy up some more HTML and should make generating new pages for the site easier in the future. Plus did a little image overhaul of menu images.

“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life” –Matthew 6:25

This tutorial will describe how to link two nodes in NS-2. The link properties can be modified to effect bandwidth and delay. This tutorial will also go into some detail about data rates and also includes a data rate conversion tool.

“Must sort out my ISA thingamajig before…oooh look, a snail!” –Abbey Bank Advert

Just cleaned up some of the HTML code on some of the site pages. Slightly changed the look of the Site News output.

“We are ready for any unforeseen event which may or may not happen.” –US President, George W Bush

Discussion Boards have been added to all JLSNet tutorials. These are open discussion forum with no subscription needed, feel free to leave any !constructive! comments, tips, corrections and ideas relating to the tutorials. Please do not abuse this forum with irrelevant postings, this is for the benifit of of both JLSNet and other visitors to the site.

“The surest sign of the existence of extra-terrestrial intelligence is that they never bothered to come down here and visit us!” –Calvin

Well I am now relieved in the knowlege that I passed all my exams!!!:-) So over the next few months I am going to be aiming a great deal more of my efforts towards my project. With head in C++ books, coffee flowing and fingers steaming at the keyboard, I hope to be more productive on the NewSwap project!

“The FORM-Virus sends greetings to everyone whos reading this text. FORM doesnt destroy data! Dont panic!” –Form.A Virus

I thought the RSS News Stream Reader I programmed in PHP may be of use to someone so I have put it on JLSNet in the Projects section.

“Wise man say… man who walk in front of bus get tired” –Wise Man

After a great deal of research into how to ‘entice’ Google to Deep Crawl websites I found a few interesting points out… Creating a super simple sitemap of all site links makes the Google Bots life easier. Each page should have a different Title so Google does not think they are duplicate pages. Getting as many people as you can to link to your site increases site Page Rank, which is the Google rating system.

“Minds are like parachutes. They only function when they are open.” –Sir James Dewar

With my exams now all finished I can safely relax a little (for now… still got Final Year Project to get on with!) I have programmed a nice Site News Editor for my Admin backend which writes to the Site News XML/RSS file. My news feed has also been validated as correct by http://www.feedvalidator.org/. Had a little play with the Tech Headlines news feeder and have improved on the previous PHP code so it will work for any RSS feeds and only update the news if it is over 30 mins old.

“When two trains meet each other at a railroad crossing, each shall come to a full stop, and neither shall proceed until the other has gone.” –Texas State Law, Dumb Laws

Woah! I’m going all professional and have started playing about with XML! I should really be doing revision for what could possibly the hardest exam I ever do - Theoretical Computer Science B! but as any human would do, I am finding 101 other things to do other than revision. This News page is now powered with XML as an RSS feed! I have converted all previous news into the XML/RSS and created a front end generator to read it. This page is the result You can even see older archived news (see link at the bottom of news page).

“Two Aerials meet on a roof - fall in love - get married. The ceremony was rubbish but the Reception was Brilliant.” –Tommy Cooper

JLSNet has been added to Tom’s Networking Links page, this site comes from the same team that produce the Tom’s Hardware site. How Exciting! Plus! One ns-2 script added on how to change node colour and shapes.

“There would only ever be enough demand for five computers in the world.” –Thomas Watson, IBM founder 1943

I have had !huge! problems as I moved the jlsnet.co.uk domain name to another name registrar, the DNS records were screwed, email Lost, WHOIS tag wrong! But JLSNet is back to normal now! with a bonus…the domain name points straight to my server instead of the browser having to have been redirected each time the site is visited.

“I bet I can get you gambling before the end of the day……you’re on” –Dumb and Dumber

Added one new page…IOS Cisco Switch and VLANS.

“BRIAN: Look. You’ve got it all wrong. You don’t need to follow me. You don’t need to follow anybody! You’ve got to think for yourselves. You’re all individuals! FOLLOWERS: Yes, we’re all individuals! BRIAN: You’re all different! FOLLOWERS: Yes, we are all different! DENNIS: I’m not.” –Monty Python - Life of Brian

This is a admin test. I have created a better backend admin system to edit pages and view statistics. But it is for my eyes only :-p

“You can’t drink a pint of Bovril!” –Mike from Spaced, the TV Series

Happy Christmas! only a few changes… added more Cisco Configs.

“Try to remove the color-problem by restarting your computer several times.” –Microsoft-Internet Explorer README.TXT