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 November 2005 • Volume 14 • Number 11
Features
Global Web Site Performance Improvement • Jeffrey Fulmer
Fulmer explains how to get a comprehensive picture of your site's performance and describes some tips for improving it.
An IPv6-to-IPv4 Web Proxy • Matt Ganis
Ganis shows how, with a simple IPv6-to-IPv4 proxy, a company can easily have its Web site accessible on both networks.
Geo-IP Blocking with IP Tables: Some Common Sense Firewall Rules • Tony Howlett
Howlett describes how and why to configure geographically based IP-blocking rules.
Net::Telnet::Cisco Perl Module • Mihalis Tsoukalos
Tsoukalos explains the use of the Net::Telnet::Cisco Perl module to control Cisco routers.
Staying Alive...or Online, Anyway • Dick Munroe
Munroe shares a homegrown solution to remotely power-cycle machines.
Convert SNMP Traps to RSS • Fabian Salamanca
Salamanca shows how to implement an XML/RSS northbound interface for the OpenNMS network management system.
Tools of the Trade — Iostat, Vmstat, and Netstat • Hemant Sharma
Sharma revisits some common Unix system reporting tools and explains how to use them to maximize your understanding of
system activities.
Cameo Appearance as DBA — Part III • Roger Feldman
In the conclusion to this series, Feldman presents some basic SQL commands and tips on performing backups of your database.
Oracle Automated Recovery • Evan Jenkins and Cameron Fischer
The authors describe a simple yet effective way to harden your Oracle database backup process.
Columns
Common Network Protocols • Randal L. Schwartz
Questions and Answers • Amy Rich
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