Michael Dale

Comment by qmesso on Installing "Linux-2200" onto the IBM Netvista N2200 (8363)

qmesso — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 04:48:15 +1000

www.deckelquelle.de/public/projects/n2200/BootLoader/N2200-bootloader_1V1.txt
www.deckelquelle.de/public/projects/n2200/BootLoader/N2200-bootloader_1V1.tar.gz

Comment by Michael Dale on Installing "Linux-2200" onto the IBM Netvista N2200 (8363)

Michael Dale — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 10:00:32 +1000

Sorry Mike I do not.

I copied the image off a device I got off ebay many years ago....

Comment by mike van den ham on Installing "Linux-2200" onto the IBM Netvista N2200 (8363)

mike van den ham — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:37:46 +1000

Hi Michael Dale,

you have the password for the image?

Comment by Joshua Bishop on Installing "Linux-2200" onto the IBM Netvista N2200 (8363)

Joshua Bishop — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 15:39:56 +1000

I have been working on turning the 8363 into a router, so I, of course, needed a second NIC. I got the 2.6.32.11 Linux Kernel working and enabled USB Support. I first tried using a Linksys USB Ethernet Adapter for the WAN interface knowing the maximum theoretical throughput would be 12 Mbps. However, after I got Smoothwall running on it, speed tests showed I was only getting about 6 Mbps and a latency of about 50 ms or so. While this might be acceptible, knowing that when I directly connect to my cable modem I get speeds approaching 24 Mbps and a latency of under 10 ms, I needed a better secondary NIC option. So, I made an adapter to connect a standard 5v PCI card into the 8363's PCI slot.

Here is the problem: I can get the card to show up as eth1, but I cannot bring up the interface. The card is detected by Linux, however it does not correctly assign an IRQ. Well, it shows an IRQ but states: Interrupt: Pin ? routed to IRQ 11. I've tried rewiring the adapter to connect Pin A from the NIC to Pin B, C, and D with now success. And since there is no BIOS to configure IRQ's and the like, I don't know what else to do.

I was hoping someone who has any idea how I could possibly get the card to work, I would be very appreciative.

Comment by shalu on Juniper SRX210 Review

shalu — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 19:53:33 +1000

Hi Michael,
right now am using cisco routers and little bit use of pix.now my company wants to upgrade me with juniper srx and more high series.but i have to upgrade my self.i want cli/gui baed configuration of srx box.can it be possible.
thanks

Comment by nhk on Cisco ASA 5505 vs Juniper SSG 5

nhk — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 15:27:26 +1000

Im a cisco path engineer, i woukd want ti know abot SRX240, what are the value added features compaired to cisco L3 switch.

Comment by Michael Dale on Native IPv6 over PPPoE with Internode and a Juniper SSG5

Michael Dale — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:27:30 +1000

Hi Rick,

I take it you're with internode? Can you send me your configuration via the contact form?

Thanks,
Michael.

Comment by Dan on Juniper SRX210 Review

Dan — Sat, 29 May 2010 06:38:00 +1000

Yes nice review, can you say anything about the UTM, how it performce and compares to other UTM devices?

Best regards

Dan
Antivirus Community

Comment by rick on Native IPv6 over PPPoE with Internode and a Juniper SSG5

rick — Fri, 28 May 2010 01:05:10 +1000

anyone had any issues with IPv6 PPPoE on a NS5GT running 6.2. Ive set up all the commands as per above but nothing appears to happens. Nothing found in the ppp debugs. (??)

Comment by Michael Dale on Installing "Linux-2200" onto the IBM Netvista N2200 (8363)

Michael Dale — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 18:12:08 +1000

Sweet that looks pretty cool, I need to get out one of IBMs and try it!