Archive for January, 2008

Exchange 2007? Done!

// January 26th, 2008 // No Comments » // Technology, Windows, Work

i just finished setting up Exchange 2007 with POP, IMAP, SMTP, Outlook Anywhere, ActiveSync, and OWA to use over the Internet. just waiting to release the server… pewit!

Exch 07 Exch 07 Exch OWA

i’m still sleepy!

Free SSL

// January 25th, 2008 // No Comments » // LifeLogs, Technology, Windows, Work

today i’m stressed working with SSL. Exchange 2007 seems a bit serious about running a valid certificate inside the server. where can i find a free cert? well, found an answer at www.startcom.com. sweeet. they are giving free certificates for “valid” domains. i’m currently waiting for the owner of the domain i’m working with to send me a copy of verification code (why la u so late!). i might be running a valid cert for my own domain (enemies.org) and maybe in future (when i have the time), this website will be running with SSL.

my good friend Aneem is getting engage. it seems that everyone around my age is settling down. it’s about time, right? might be posting some photos of the event.

sigh. i’m sleepy!

Working With A Retard Colleague

// January 16th, 2008 // 14 Comments » // Work

A friend of mine asked an opinion for his/her problem. Maybe we can help him/her to solve this issue. Any suggestion either good or bad are most welcome in the comment area..

Problem

For the past few years I have had to work fairly extensively with a colleague who is just impossible. He is arrogant, stubborn, sometimes abusive, and acts like he is right about almost everything.  At first I tried to ignore it, but it just gotten worse. It’s so bad, I feel like every night when I go home, all I think about is how miserable this person is. It is also affecting people around us, since we all spend so much time talking about this person.

How do I deal with this situation?

KASDA Modem – Router Mode

// January 10th, 2008 // No Comments » // Technology, Tutorial

KASDA

Here is a simple step by step instruction to turn your KASDA ADSL modem from Bridge mode to Router mode. How to turn KASDA ADSL Modem into Routing Mode.

Add a Root User

  1. Open a browser and type the following URL: http://192.168.1.1/hag/emweb/PopOutUserAdd.htm
  2. Wait for a while and a Popup Dialog box will appear asking for username and password. Type in the following:
    • Username: user
    • Password: password
  3. Now add user page should appear. Add any username you like but make sure the user type is ‘ROOT’
  4. Close your browser now. Please do not switch off the modem as doing so you would lose all steps done from 1 to 3
  5. Open browser and type in http://192.168.1.1
  6. Now Key in the username and password that you have created in step 3
  7. Go the Admin Tab and select the Commit and Reboot, now click the button commit. This should save all the work done from steps 1 to 7

Turn KASDA into Routing Mode

  1. Go to the Home Tab and click on the Quick Configuration
  2. Make sure the following Options are filled in accordingly:
    • ATM Interface: 0
    • Operation Mode: Enabled
    • Encapsulation: PPPoE
    • LLC VPI: 0
    • VCI: 35
    • Default Route: Enable
    • PPP Username: yourname@streamyx
    • Password: your TMNet Streamyx password
  3. Click the Submit button
  4. Next, Select the System Mode. Make sure that all settings (radio button) are set to disable. Click the submit button
  5. Go to the Services Tab
  6. Click the NAT. NAT Options: NAT Global Info. Select the Enable radio button option and click the Submit button
  7. NAT Options: NAT Rule Entry. Click on the Add button. Key in the following:
    • Rule Flavor: NAPT
    • Rule ID: 1
    • IF Name: ALL
    • Protocol: ANY
    • Local Address From: 192.168.1.0
    • Local Address To: 192.168.1.255
  8. Click the Submit Button
  9. Select the DNS
  10. Click on the Enable radio button
  11. Click on the Submit button
  12. Go to Admin Tab
  13. Select the Commit and Reboot
  14. Click on the Commit button
  15. Wait for the screen to refresh and Click on the Reboot Button. Now we are done. Now you can try to open a new browser and you should be able to browse the internet without using the PPPoE dialer from your PC.

Happy New Year

// January 10th, 2008 // No Comments » // General

To All the Muslim and Muslimah, i wish you Happy New Year 1429Hijrah!

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