Still battling with a bad sore throat after more than a week.
Getting old and health is a concern.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Malaysia Properties In Mind
These are the recent launches
-M Suite
-M City
-YTL Casper
-Bangsar South Camelia.
This is by no means the best. Do research much more properties coming up.
Monday, January 24, 2011
X window
I have windows 7 installed as my OS in my laptop. I wish to get a x terminal session from a unix/linux server that I am working on.
Assumption.
A- Laptop
B-unix/linux server
network: VPN
These are the following tools required:
1. Obtain the latest Xming server
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/
2. Then you need putty as your ssh
3. You need to enabled X11 forwarding under SSH setting in putty
4. Upon completion of Xming installation, double click XLaunch.
Select any..multi window is ok. Leave the display number as 0. click next. select start no client. --> next
check on No access control..vip
DONE!
5. Now run a ssh from putty into the host that you wish to connect remotely ie B server.
remember to enabled X 11 forwarding...
upon login, you can either set
export DISPLAY=localVPNIP:0.0
or
just run directly the program you with to run
eg: xclock
it work both for me!
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-225898.html
Assumption.
A- Laptop
B-unix/linux server
network: VPN
These are the following tools required:
1. Obtain the latest Xming server
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/
2. Then you need putty as your ssh
3. You need to enabled X11 forwarding under SSH setting in putty
4. Upon completion of Xming installation, double click XLaunch.
Select any..multi window is ok. Leave the display number as 0. click next. select start no client. --> next
check on No access control..vip
DONE!
5. Now run a ssh from putty into the host that you wish to connect remotely ie B server.
remember to enabled X 11 forwarding...
upon login, you can either set
export DISPLAY=localVPNIP:0.0
or
just run directly the program you with to run
eg: xclock
it work both for me!
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-225898.html
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Not happy with Aztech WL556E Repeater
I am using 10Mbps broandband and through speedtest.com.sg I can verify that my wireless router is serving me that.
When I plug in my Aztech WL556E Repeater, the boost the weak signal that I had in my room no doubt..very happy man...however the bandwidth speed was slow. I am getting like 25-30% of the bandwidth speed ie 2-3Mbps out of 10Mbps.
You dont want to slow down your broadband for sake of stronger signal. Does it make sense?
I am using this repeater Aztech as an AP now. What a waste...
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Aztech WL556 repeater

Due to work requirement to work from home for quite a foreseeable duration, I got myself a Aztech DL556 repeater today as my room is having a blindspot for wireless ID.
The installation was alright. I was confused initially after entering the web's UI. I input the repeater's SSID which is incorrect. It should be the AP/router's repeater.
Initially connection through wireless from my Milestones phone does not seems smooth. The signal was excellent though. Then I was to restart the repeater and connect again. Seems ok now..will continue to monitor and update this.
.
I suppose this gadget is under evaluation?
I asked the man in the IT shop. Probably Aztech is the only company selling this at the moment.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Parting quotes..
"a bird in hand worth more then 2 in the bush" ~Yim San..
thanks..
I will remember...
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