http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/rosewill/rnx-n150rt
Detailed device information and internals
https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=27128
Upgrading to 64MB RAM (thought I had posted this one previously, but didn’t see it).
May 22, 2013
May 21, 2013
Sabre 1742 Belt routing
http://outdoorpowerinfo.com/repairs/deere_sabre_14538_hydro_drive_belt.asp
This site has a pretty good diagram of the belt routing for the 1742. Will prove useful when I have this tractor running again and need to mount the deck, no doubt.
May 9, 2013
FreeRADIUS and CRLs – Techno Bobbins!
https://sites.google.com/site/techbobbins/home/articles/freeradius-and-crls
Informational resource for revocation.
May 8, 2013
Security How-To: WPA2-Enterprise on your home network – Privacy Wonk
http://www.privacywonk.net/2010/10/security-how-to-wpa2-enterprise-on-your-home-network.php
Looks like fun, amirite? I’ve considered doing this a few times, just glanced through the first page but thought this might cover a lot of it. Something to keep track of in case I get some spare time 🙂
May 7, 2013
Useful Aruba AP console commands
setenv servername
setenv serverip
setenv master
printenv
purgeenv
saveenv
Factory Reset:
apboot> factory_reset
apboot> purgeenv
apboot> save
apboot> boot
May 1, 2013
Display System Menu with Alt key – Putty
http://malektips.com/putty-system-menu-alt-key.html
In trying to be more “keyboard efficient” lately and use the mouse less, ran across this. My PuTTY configuration was even disabled for the Alt+Space, which was all I really needed to have enabled.
Remove your WordPress ‘admin’ account – good advice
I ran across these two articles recently, which reminded me to take a look at my account configuration.
http://mashable.com/2013/04/15/hackers-wordpress-blogs/ and, from there, http://ma.tt/2013/04/passwords-and-brute-force/. Matt linked on to Kelly’s post with instructions on how to remove the admin account, which is straightforward and easy to follow.
I know about these things, and it’s something I should have done some time ago, but “things come up” 🙂 Having not gone through the procedure before, I did have a few questions which I experimented in order to answer. First, I wanted to make sure “private” posts migrated properly to the new user – they do. I was also going to check on drafts, but found it was easier to just clean up the drafts I had hanging out than to spend a lot of time messing with it.
I have a few questions that remain to be answered, but probably will be after the next WordPress update. One additional step I would probably recommend goes just a little bit further in obscuring the name of the administrator account. I created a separate “Author” account, assigned all previous posts to that account, and will make myself use it to the extent possible for content creation. If nothing links to the admin account it should be just that much harder to locate, but I welcome more experienced and regular WordPress users comments on that subject.
Edit 5/1: I made a small change from a “Contributor” to an “Author” account that will save me having to sign in as an admin in most cases.