Interesting.. I'll have to see if this is an issue of mine as well.
Thanks

Nothing compares to the angel fallen from heaven ultimate pickup line from How I Met Your Mother.

@scottalanmiller said:

@ajstringham said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Chicago gets less snow and wind. But colder.

I'm not so sure about that.

You are correct. 'Cuse averages one degree lower in January.

I was gonna say. I knew it was close.

@ajstringham said:

@JaredBusch said:

@ajstringham said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@ajstringham What is it currently doing/what's your error?

The site currently loads my site correctly but not the other website. Everything appears to be setup correctly. I can't figure out what the issue is.

Assuming this is still hosted internally, is your hairpin NAT rules picking up the second DNS name and rerouting appropriately? I cannot think of a scenario that wouldn't since it should all revolve around the IP, but just another thing to check.

Hairpin NAT rules?

When you host stuff at home, you will have a problem with NAT.

daerma.com resolves publicly my current IP.
but the internal server is on a local IP of course.
By default that means daerma.com should not be reachable from inside my network. because a DNS lookup will return the public IP. A router running standard NAT masquerade rules will not route it correctly because it is targeting the WAN port of the router from the LAN.
So there were special NAT rules called hairpining designed to handle it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hairpinning

Almost every home router has it enabled by defualt. I have no idea how dd-wrt handles it, other than to know it has the functionality.

@thegillion said:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820721108 this is the SSD I use I have both the 240 and 120 they are great. I got them and have never looked back.

I had the 120GB version of that. I found it lacking compared to my new Samsung SSD.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147248

The write speeds on the Kingstons are, if you look, actually much lower than a lot of other drives. They are decent SSDs but I bought that model because that's what Staples sold, and that's where I worked. .

@scottalanmiller said:

Thanks AJ!

You got it right! 😛

correction, he does it on one guitar. check him out on youtube Andy McKee

Youtube Video

Ok guys, while I know everyone is frustrated right now. I want to make sure this doesn't turn into a bashing thread, or I will lock it down. We are here to be a service to the IT Pro community and a fun place to hang out. Negativity breeds more negativity. Keep it fun please!

Our denny's has been closed down for a year. They didn't meet health code, that part I know is a fact, so they got shutdown. But, allegedly they were a cover up for a prostitution group as well.

i guess till now A.J never sleep haha

I choose to enroll in Linux Basic Introduction even i already have done working with Linux which is i considered as very important from very basic i want to fully understand how does stuff work.
I am very curious.@RAM shared some Linux material reviewer months ago but i still wants to explore the other tutorials.

Yup, Connecticut. Only Westport that I know that has much IT.

@scottalanmiller said:

@david.wiese said:

A.J. I'm not trying to be mean but why are you constantly plugging your website here instead of just posting your review on ML. It kind of defeats the purpose of the review section. I fully understand that your site is new but can you find a different way of plugging your site? To me its unprofessional to go on a site and say hey go to mine, i have all of these reviews and so on.

Plugging his writing is fine. There is even a self promotion category just for that. A review in the water closet isn't the best taxonomy but I feel that that is all.

Thanks Scott.

@Bill-Kindle said:

Put google adsense on it and make some money.

Yes i agree to this. I am always interesting on how this stuff work. I already started my blog but i don't really have enough thoughts to write up 🙂