Mikrotik-Guide.NET

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hmmm…. sebenernya ini bukan niat gw jadiin nih topik jadi postingan pertama :). berhubung temen gw ada yang minta and di tagih malem ini…. mesti deh jadinya.

Ok kita langsung ke permasalahan….

Pada topik ini kita akan meremote Mikrotik yang berada di belakang Modem (Mode Routing). Untuk kasus ini kita gunain Modem Sanex logo Speedy.

modem sanex logo speedy

Kalo kita mo pake modem sanex pertama kali harus di aktifin dulu kompi yang kita pake akses ke mode “obtain an IP address automatically”

nah nanti tinggal akses deh ke modemnya….

disini sy anggap kita telah bisa mengakses modem… untuk mengganti ip supaya statik tinggal masuk ke menu LAN => masukkan IP dan Netmask  yang di inginkan (misalkan 192.168.1.1/24) => klik “Apply Changes” => klik “Commit/Reboot”

Tunggu beberapa saat untuk dapat mengakses modem kembali… dan sebagai catatan… jangan lupa mengganti IP Address komputer anda karena tadinya modem secara default di setting DHCP !!!

Ok sekarang langsung masuk ke menu Advance => Virtual Serve.

Untuk menambah server yang akan di forward klik add

di atas gw udah confirm kalo kita mo remote mikrotik yang berada di belakang modem (mode routing)

tadi sudah di perintahin klik add kan??? nah sekarang tinggal diisi,

Misalkan :

Custom Service : Mikrotik

Protocol : TCP/UDP

WAN Port : 8291 (Port Modem yang dibuka untuk koneksi dari luar/Internet)

Server Host Port : 8291 (Port Mikrotik yang akan kita remote, note : port 8291 di pakai untuk winbox)

Server IP Address : 192.168.1.2 (IP yang dimiliki Mikrotik untuk koneksi ke Modem)

Klik “OK”

Klik “Commit/Reboot” untuk menyelesaikan settingan….

Klik Reboot untuk merestart modem.

Selesai .

Nah tahap selanjutnya kita menguji hasil setting dengan meremote mikrotik dari luar jaringan.

Jalankan winbox… kalo belum punya donlot dari router anda atau dari sini

Masukkan IP Publik dari modem, Isi username dengan user yang terdapat pada mikrotik dan password.

Klik connect……  tara….. Sukses bozzz….

David Filo, co-founder of Yahoo is in London today at the start of Open Hack Day, an event to encourage developers to build applications based on the company’s platform.

Speaking to Computer Weekly prior to the start of Open Hack Day, Filo, said, “Most of the [internet] applications we see today will become more social.” He said Yahoo’s Flickr, which is built around photo sharing, is an example of a web service that is very social. “Other services like search are not very social. But this will change.

Yahoo has provided application programming interfaces (API) to allow developers to create software on top of its search APIs and YQL, the Yahoo Query Language. Yahoo Mail will becomes much more social allowing users to see what their friends are doing, rather like Windows Live from Microsoft.

Filo said YQL uses people’s social connections to influence the results they get back from from an internet search. So a search could bring back recommendations from the delicous social networking site.

Clearly there is a commercial driver for Filo. He said, “In terms of advertising, search advertising on the internet is very successful.” The question is how this model of advertising can be applied to social networking sites and web 2.0. Filo believes some of today’s commercial models can be applied but some will not work. “I expect, in terms of advertising, we’ll figure out how to present the right messages to the right consumers.”

This raises the question of privacy and the unpopularity among internet users of the Phorm track service, to target advertising based on which internet sites users visit. Major sites like Amazon have already blocked Phorm.

Filo said, “Privacy issues are definitely important. We do what we can to allow users to keep control over all their privacy. It’s v improtant we get this right.”

Bandwidth is another issue that will curb the growth of internet services. “It’s improving but not as fast as we’d like,” Filo said. “Mobile device are getting better. In Asia there is high connectivity rate. More and more devices are wireless or wi-fi enabled so users get much better access. But in order [for the mobile internet] to achieve mass market penetration, data plans have to come down by some amount.”

But these things are improving all the time. Networks are getting faster and devices are becoming more powerful. Over the next five years, Filo expects the web will be a more open platform, many more applications will use social networking and people will be using devices like set top boxes for internet access in their living rooms rather than desktop PCs and laptops.

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/05/09/235959/open-hack-day-yahoo-co-founder-predicts-social-search.htm