Entries Categorized as 'backtrack'

Connect to Windows VPN Server (pptp) with Ubuntu Hardy Heron

Date April 29, 2008

Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04 came out last week, and I thought I’d take a moment to do a new post about connecting to a workplace VPN that uses Windows Server’s built in PPTP ability.  Not a lot has changed, so you can also refer to the older article here. The process is simple, but oftentimes [...]

Just when you think you’ve figured them out…

Date October 24, 2007

Thanks to reader Marc S. for the early heads up on this. It seems you really never can judge a book by its cover! I blogged a few weeks ago on why Google would never do IMAP. Well, it’s time to eat my hat. Getting started with IMAP for Gmail Here’s a capture of the [...]

Backtrack: Virtual machine inside a virtual machine!

Date September 28, 2007

Someone asked me again today what would happen if you ran a virtual machine inside another virtual machine. I pointed them here, and decided it might be time to revisit this again. So here we go – Why? Because we can! Anyone familiar with virtualization technologies has wondered about it. There’s XEN, Qemu, VMWare, VirtualPC [...]