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I wasn’t sure if there was a way to do this but I found you can actually change the type of record you are looking up in windows with nslookup. After opening the nslookup console by typing nslookup at the command prompt, simply type:
I think I just found my new router. I’ve been thinking of getting a new one because I have problems with my current one. I’m really not sure if it’s the router or my laptop but I wanted to get a new one anyways that I could put some of the open source firmware on. […]
So they’re trying to break some record or something with how many people download it on the first day of release but I don’t see it up on their site yet. However, if you go to the download page and just copy one of the links that is there you will see the url with […]
I’ve been using VMware Player at work to run Groundwork which is a pretty neat network monitoring system — but more on that in another post. So one thing that was getting annoying was the guest OS (the one running on the virtual-ized system) had been losing time. I didn’t check how often but in […]
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