There are a lot of sites online...serious sites...with reams of technical knowledge and mired in the depths of their trenchant and ponderous, you know.... seriousness! I want this site to be a bit fun, light and definitely spirited. A hard to grasp concept, for sure, but isn't that true about wind? You can't grasp it, you can only see its effects. It's Breezy! You know what I mean?

Seriously, why Breezy!?

Sat, 2007-04-07 02:07 — webmaster

Site OS Upgraded to 10.04 LTS Server

Thu, 2010-09-02 14:33 — webmaster

I just upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 -> 9.10 -> 10.0.4 LTS server. I still don't have snort working yet as there's an issue with the rules files which is probably unrelated to the upgrade. Other issues:

  • Apache2 had to be completely purged and re-installed along with perl.
  • ditto mySQL. Something went fubar with the startup scripts or something similar. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS uses the new "upstart" feature to start processes/services vs. the more familiar /etc/rc?.d scripts.

Impending Blackmarket for IPv4 Addresses

Wed, 2010-05-05 11:37 — webmaster

Here's an interesting article from the folks over at Infoworld. http://www.infoworld.com/print/121729

Breezy! Site Users can Tweet!

Wed, 2010-02-10 14:03 — webmaster

I have added Twitter support to Breezy! Site. Now users' forum and blog posts will be posted as tweets in their Twitter accounts. Registered Breezy! Site users can click on the "Twitter setup" link in the Navigation panel to setup their tweets.

How tweet it is! ;-)

2 New Static IP addresses. Now, what do do with them?!

Wed, 2010-02-10 13:52 — webmaster

I have just obtained 2 additional static IP addresses from my ISP for a total of 3. Not bad, eh? ...5 mbps DSL service + 3 IP addresses for $40/month.

/Eric

Breezy! Site is out of vacation mode...

Wed, 2010-02-10 13:00 — webmaster

I have brought this site out of a semi-hiatus and have therefore opened it up to new user registrations. Keep in mind that only registered users can post content and download files. You will be asked in the registration instructions to send an email to me from your registered email address to confirm that you are....you know...you.

Keep it Breezy!

/Eric

Another Review for CCNA Security Exam Cram!

Fri, 2009-01-16 22:08 — webmaster

Another review for my CCNA Security Exam Cram at the Tech Static Site:
link here: http://www.thetechstatic.com/?p=252

/Eric

OutlookPower.com's Evaluation of the CCNA Security Exam Cram!

Sat, 2009-01-10 15:31 — webmaster

Wow, the reviews keep pouring in! ;-)

Outlookpower.com, a site dedicated to all things Microsoft recently reviewed my CCNA Security Exam Cram book in a head-to-head style against two other books. Read the full review at this link:

Here's an excerpt from their evaluation of my book:

CCNA Security Exam Cram Reviewed by CertCities.com!

Tue, 2008-12-09 15:27 — webmaster

I was surprised and gratified to see that a well-respected site such as CertCities.com would think so highly of my new book! Here's a link to their review (also quoted below)

Book of the Week: 'CCNA Security Exam Cram'

Breezy! / NetTiki! is IPv6 Certified

Tue, 2008-12-09 15:05 — webmaster

Breezy! / NetTiki!'s IPv6-accessible site at http://ipv6.breezy.ca won a certfication from Hurricane Electric, an IPv6 Tunnel broker.

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