This blog post came after a quick chat with a friend about DNS. I usually participate in meetups and blog about anything I came across. I decided to blog about DNS records for my own references. So, DNS records are used with DNS which contains data that are requested by the DNS client. Depending upon […]
This is a quick read article for myself for future references or anyone searching how to configure static IP/DNS iDRAC on a DELL R630 server. This is a pretty straight forward blog post to configure a simple static IP/DNS iDRAC on a Dell R6xx generations. Boot your server. Watch over the initialization process. […]
My participation at Afrinic-29 in Hammamet, Tunisia was productive and unique in itself. The event took place between 26-30 November 2018 at Diar Lemdina hotel. These are the days that will always be remembered. Situated in the north of Tunisia, Yasmine Hammamet was the place selected and it was close to the beach. I still […]
The last cyberstorm.mu event was on OpenSource licensing with Dr. Till Jaeger at Flying Dodo, Bagatelle Mall Mauritius. We discussed several issues concerning cybersecurity laws, trademarks, OpenSource licensing issues etc.. Dr. Till Jaeger appreciated the meetup and encouraged us to evangelize more on OpenSource. The event was organized by Loganaden Velvindron member of cyberstorm.mu. I […]
The ‘dig’ (Domain Information Gropper) command is one of the tools which is frequently used to troubleshoot DNS and BIND configurations. Its main purpose is to perform DNS lookups and query DNS servers. Though the subject is vast, I decided to blog some DNS stuff under the ‘Bind and DNS tools’ category which I just […]