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I’m going to start out this blog post by saying you should NOT do this. I repeat: do NOT do this. There’s at least a 50/50 chance that if you try this, it won’t work and you could potentially fry your router beyond the point of recovery. You might even […]

How to Unbrick a Netgear WNDR3400 N600 Router after a ...

This entry was posted in Reference Technology and tagged bad DD-WRT flash DD-WRT failed flash N600 Netgear pin short recover bricked router WNDR3400 on January 19, 2014 by Steve Jenkins (updated 4186 days ago)

Linksys WRT54G — I said “goodbye” to a couple of good friends today when I asked them to step down and retire after years of stellar performance. These two old friends were the last remaining Linksys WRT54G routers in use on any of my networks. I replaced them today, and in doing so, […]

Saying Goodbye To An Old Friend: Linksys WRT54G

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Belkin DD-WRT firmware flash Linksys router Tomato Ubiquiti UBNT ugprade WRT54G WRT54GL on September 27, 2015 by Steve Jenkins

Ubiquiti UAP-PRO access point — Getting decent WiFi coverage at my house has always been a challenge. The house is three stories (the bottom floor is a daylight basement) and has a footprint of 50′ x 100′. A four car garage extends the footprint even farther to the south, and because I use WiFi-controller irrigation […]

How to Install a Ubiquiti UniFi Access Point Pro (UAP-PRO)

This entry was posted in DIY Reference Technology and tagged antenna bad wifi DD-WRT how to install UAP install UAP router UAP UAP-PRO Ubiquiti UBNT WiFi on September 30, 2015 by Steve Jenkins (updated 3568 days ago)

Postfix 2.9 Upgrade — I run a number of “real” Postfix servers that live “away from home,” in a cozy server cabinet at our colo facility, but I also like to keep a Postfix server handy in the basement, running on an ancient (but rock solid) Dell PowerEdge 2450 running CentOS 5. I don’t […]

HowTo: Get Around Comcast Port 25 Block with a Postfix ...

This entry was posted in Linux Reference Technology and tagged block blocked Comcast howto port 25 Postfix relay workaround on June 18, 2013 by Steve Jenkins (updated 4222 days ago)

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If you’re using an AT&T 3G MicroCell to help boost your cell phone range, and you have your 3G MicroCell set up behind a firewall, you should set up the Quality of Service settings (more commonly referred to as QoS settings) on your router to give your voice calls the […]

Set Up QoS in Tomato or DD-WRT for AT&T 3G ...

This entry was posted in iPhone Linux Reference Technology and tagged 3G 3G MicroCell AT&T class of service classification DD-WRT enable QoS firmware Linksys MicroCell priority QoS Quality of Service setup Tomato on November 16, 2010 by Steve Jenkins (updated 4486 days ago)

FreeDNS.Afraid.org A Record Setup — The Problem In the “early” days of the internet, you could find free Dynamic DNS (DDNS) accounts everywhere. The providers of those free services, such as DynDns, hoped that by giving you a freebie, you’d eventually become a paying customer for one of their pay services. Unsurprisingly, that’s not what happened. […]

Using FreeDNS.Afraid.org with DD-WRT when you lose your Free DynDns ...

This entry was posted in Linux Reference Technology and tagged Afraid.org DD-WRT DDNS DDNS service DynDNS Free DDNS FreeDNS.Afraid.org how to howto on November 1, 2014 by Steve Jenkins (updated 3541 days ago)

Among hard-core geeks, the speed of your Internet connection is a source of pride. Back in 1996 when I moved to the Seattle area, I paid a couple thousand dollars a month for a frame-relay full T1 connection to my house, giving me a 1.4 Megabits per second (Mbps) connection. […]

Review: Google Fiber Provo Install

This entry was posted in Product Reviews Technology and tagged gigabit Google Fiber Google Network Box Install provo review on March 2, 2014 by Steve Jenkins (updated 4145 days ago)

The purpose of this post is to track maintenance, modifications, and speed testing for my 2006 Sea Doo RXP PWCs. Most of what I’ve learned (and am still learning) about Sea Doo modding is from my participation in the GreenHulk Performance PWC forums. I strongly encourage anyone who is interested […]

SeaDoo RXP Maintenance & Mods

This entry was posted in DIY Reference Sea Doo and tagged GPS maintenance mods Sea Doo speed on August 21, 2013 by Steve Jenkins (updated 4338 days ago)

AC Infinity S3 fan — If you’re like most homeowners, you probably keep your receiver, amplifier, router, network switch, or any other electronic equipment inside a cabinet… which means you have a heat problem. Heat is the enemy of electronics, and circulating air through and around anything electronic is vital to its performance and longevity. This is the cabinet […]

Review: AC Infinity Airplate Cabinet Fan

This entry was posted in DIY Product Reviews Technology and tagged AC Infinity cabinet fan computer fan cooling fan equipment cabinet product review review usb USB fan on July 11, 2016 by Steve Jenkins (updated 3283 days ago)

In an effort to extend my WiFi coverage outside our vacation home on a lake, I purchased a Ubiquiti NanoStation LOCO M5. My goal was to provide a strong WiFi signal a few hundred feet into the back yard, onto the beach, and all the way out to the dock. […]

Connecting iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod) to Ubiquiti NanoStation M5 ...

This entry was posted in iPhone Linux Reference Technology and tagged 20MHz 5Ghz Apple channel channel width compatible configuration DFS frequency iOS iPad iPhone iPod LOCO NanoStation NanoStation M5 NSM5 settings troubleshoot Uqibuiti WiFi on July 15, 2013 by Steve Jenkins (updated 3665 days ago)