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Podcast – Google Project Fi (Video)

In this podcast, I talk about Google Project Fi helping separate the good information that has come out from the bad information that is also there. Google Project Fi is a MVNO to a new level. Instead of being limited … Continue reading →

Podcast – Google Project Fi (Audio)

In this podcast, I talk about Google Project Fi helping separate the good information that has come out from the bad information that is also there. Google Project Fi is a MVNO to a new level. Instead of being limited … Continue reading →

Google Project Fi – The devil is in the details

As I continue to look for further information on Project Fi until my invite arrives, there are a few things that you need to know – Several articles are reporting that Project Fi will only work with the Nexus 6 … Continue reading →

Google Project Fi – Getting closer but they are teasing us !

In the past few days, Google is showing signs that Project Fi is real. The tools to help get the best results from it are starting to see the light of day. The first such tool is in the Google … Continue reading →

Google Fi: Say hello to your next cell phone company

Google has made the announcement for its latest venture. They would like to be your cell phone service provider. This is the first time that your choice of your cell phone company won’t have to based on the offered coverage … Continue reading →

Do you know someone who is a New VMware Admin ?

Did you just inherit your company’s VMware servers and want to hit the ground running ? Did your company just implement VMware and the consultants who set it up have left ? Do you want to learn some Tips & … Continue reading →

Just released my latest eBook

My latest eBook, VMware for New Admins went live earlier today. This book is meant for those who just have just started working with VMware and want to come up to speed on the basics as quickly as possible.


http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O8FO8QA

Raspberry Pi – Getting ready to capture with Wireshark and SharkTap

As a part of my Raspberry Pi series, I have been looking for an easy way to start showing packet captures as a part of some of what I have been doing in my other posts in the series. In … Continue reading →

Raspberry Pi – Radius (Part 1)

Version used – 2013-09-25-wheezy-raspbian Having a test radius server is handy when you are trying to troubleshoot an existing radius implementation or you want to get experience with it while studying for a certification exam. The process get started with … Continue reading →

2 Factor Authentication – Google Authenticator

I had used 2 factor authentication on my eBay and PayPal accounts for several years. I had even moved to using a soft token when I got my first iPhone. With the recent rash of system attacks I had been … Continue reading →