Some of the worst infrastructural issues OpenRain has had since inception has been border hardware. We’ve been through all typical COTS models you’d find at Best Buy, but all have had issues with at least one of.. Dropping inbound traffic due to some stupid “DDoS Protection” feature we couldn’t disable. Not passing VPN traffic though [...]
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Leopard Server: Bonjour-Based DNS A Performance No-No
May 29th, 2008
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Prior to moving into the new OpenRain office (announcement coming in June), we used OS X’s magical .local addressing to find all our servers. This allowed us to keep almost everything on DHCP, which is trivial to set up and administer. Little did we know, however, that this was being the root cause of many [...]
