Monthly Archives: September 2009

Pass a PCI Compliance Scan in 5 Steps

Posted on September 3, 2009 by Max

PCI (Payment Card Industry) Compliance/Standards were originally created to standardize on a set of rules and guidelines to help protect credit card holders from theft – specifically theft from a website being hacked and their information compromised. At what point … Continue reading →

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Using IRR with Level3

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Max

Level3 has a very specific/finicky RPSL based router configuration tool. So specific in fact if you have your route objects in RADB and include customer objects from ALTDB the ALTDB objects will be filtered. If you are having this problem … Continue reading →

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Set the time zone on a per user basis

Posted on September 1, 2009 by Max

Continuing on my general rant that all computer systems should use UTC/GMT for their system clocks the question is often posed by users that want to see their own local time when they log into a remote computer. Procedure – … Continue reading →

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