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TACACS+ Config

Lab environment/requirement Ubuntu/Debian server Tacacs+ software from Shruberry Cisco Catalyst switches User id: advanxer Password: helloword Enable password: ciscoenable Download and install tacacs+ wget ftp://ftp.shrubbery.net/pub/tac_plus/tacacs+-F4.0.4.27a.tar.gz Extract it tar -zxvf tacacs+-F4.0.4.27a.tar.gz Go into extracted folder cd tacacs+-F4.0.4.27a Install dependencies (if needed) apt-get install build-essential flex bison libwrap0-dev Install tacacs+ ./configure make install Check tacacs+ is installed… Read More »

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Configure Windows Live Custom Domains in Android

Tutorial: How to fetch your email from Windows Live Custom Domains 1. Go to Settings > Accounts > Add Account 2. Select Email 3. Fill in Username (username@domain) and Password. Click “Manual Setup” 4. Insert prefix \ before your username and blu-m.hotmail.com at server field.

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4B11 Electrical Fuse

  Cabin (inside glove box) fuse box Engine bay fusebox Cabin 1. Blower motor (Air Con) 2. ETACS-ECU, Brake lights , Shift Assembly Switch (CVT) 3. 4. Washer Relay, wiper 5. Data link connector (OBD2) 6. Door lock relays 7. CD player 8. A/C ECU, Column switch, meter, WCM, KOS, Light control sensor 9. meter,… Read More »

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OpenWRT Backfire + HE.net IPv6 Tunnelling with dynamic WAN address

Mission: The example below illustrates a dynamic tunnel configuration for the Hurricane Electric broker with dynamic IP update enabled. The local IPv4 address is automatically determined and tunnelid, username and password are provided for IP update. Requirements: HE.net ipv6 tunnel, OpenWRT Backfire Get your v6 tunnel Go to http://www.tunnelbroker.net and register. Once registered, click on “Create Regular… Read More »

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Raspberry Pi: Creating BerryBoot optimized image (the dirty way)

Goal: To add custom operating system to BerryBoot menu Problems met: Invalid sector block size, invalid partition info, incompatible filesystem, error when perform kpartx and mounting Workaround: 1. Write .img file (example: XBian1.0Alpha5.img) into USB drive using win32diskimager. Wait until it complete. 2. Connect and mount USB drive into your linux OS. I’m using Xubuntu installed in… Read More »

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