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Mon Oct 01 20:18:49 2007 GMT: IPv6 Support for SIPFwd
Sat Sep 29 09:40:41 2007 GMT: Hard Times at Alcatel-Lucent
Fri Sep 28 16:21:23 2007 GMT: Deadline for Alcatel-Lucent
There is some interesting information in a Financial Times article saying that Pat Russo has been urged to come up with an emergency restructuring plan in a month.
Mon Sep 24 20:45:51 2007 GMT: edge.cmeerw.net Moved
As mentioned some time ago, I have now moved edge.cmeerw.net to a new (virtual) home. This means that I have also enabled my SixXS IPv6 tunnel and tried to enable all services for IPv6. As expected, there were a few minor issues: the PAM rhosts module doesn't support IPv6, jabberd2' IP-based access control lists can't be configured with IPv6 addresses (will need to send a small patch) and mcabber doesn't support IPv6. And btw, my own SIPFwd also doesn't support IPv6 yet...
Sun Sep 16 20:45:33 2007 GMT: Alcatel-Lucent revises sales forecast a third time
More bad news from Alcatel-Lucent: see IHT: Alcatel-Lucent revises sales forecast a third time, AP/Yahoo: Alcatel shares tumble on revenue outlook and FT: Russo under pressure at Alcatel.
Also note that there appears to be a trend to drop the "Lucent" from Alcatel-Lucent...
Sun Sep 16 20:31:54 2007 GMT: Belgium Holiday
I have added a few pictures of my recent holiday in Belgium to my digital photo album: see Oostende and Brussels and Bruegge.
Sat Sep 01 18:19:33 2007 GMT: IPv4 Address Exhaustion Panic
It has been pretty quiet over IPv4 address space shortage issues during the past few years, but this is apparently about to change: see The Return of the IPv4 Shortage or Net "out of IPv4 addresses by 2011" says Cerf.
Although this is just a few years away, IPv6 is still now widely supported to say the least. In fact, as a consumer it's still pretty difficult to get any kind of IPv6 connectivity - only a select few ISPs already support (native) IPv6 and web hosters appear to still completely ignore IPv6. Well, this is one of the reasons for moving edge.cmeerw.net to a new virtual server in the next few weeks - this time based on Xen with at least IPv6 tunneling support (my current Virtuozzo-based vServer doesn't support IPv6 at all).
Tue Aug 28 18:50:04 2007 GMT: Open Source Hosting That Sucks Less
Mon Aug 20 21:18:56 2007 GMT: Why LAMP Sucks
Mon Aug 06 16:54:33 2007 GMT: Summer in the City: Carnaval del Pueblo
Wed Aug 01 18:25:58 2007 GMT: Alcatel-Lucent's Q2 Results
Sat Jul 28 10:56:26 2007 GMT: Weather
