- IPv6 Up and Running
Got IPv6 setup on my LAN today.
Every computer in the LAN will now get an IPv6 address automatically. I have a Gentoo server that advertises those addresses and acts as a router. I also set up an IPv6 website. Check it out on ipv6.ziyan.info, and of course you’ll need IPv6 to check it out. IPv6 [...]
- Wireless-N + WPA-Enterprise + EAP-TLS
Spent two fun nights setting up a sweet secure wireless system on my D-Link DIR-655 Wireless-N router.
WPA2-Enterprise: I am using a radius server (FreeRADIUS on Gentoo) to authenticate my wireless clients
EAP-TLS: TLS encryption protocol, my iPhone, iPod Touch, Macbook and Dell all have their own separate digital certificates, the radius server also has a certificate [...]
- Multi-touch Software Development
Zack is of one my friends in RIT Multi-disciplinary Robotics Club. He came up with this idea one day, that we can utilize a multi-touch display on the glass wall by the door of our club room to do promotion. The first time I saw multi-touch was around a year ago on Microsoft Surface’s website. [...]
- Almost Christmas
It is almost Christmas again. My flight back home is going to be on the 21st, 6am in the morning, 14,000 mileage back and forth.
Amos III is wired up with computer, GPS, and phidget. I droved it using joystick remotely through wireless network. Amos III already put a bunch of holes on the walls, so [...]
- iptables Is So Cool
I have been helping a company to rebuild their Internet gateway server over the summer. This company had about 100 PC’s on their internal network originally. But now, after a year or so, the number increased to around 200. I was told that they had problems with MAC virus and employers accessing Internet without permission. [...]
