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Apple devices can’t access internet via SonicPoint

05 Aug

If you have an iPhone or an iPad that cannot access the internet through a SonicPointNDR you came to the right place. I had a SonicPointN and everything worked fine for all of our devices. I then upgraded to a SonicPointNDR and only the iPhone couldn’t access the internet. No matter what DNS settings or firewall rules I tried.

The trick is to disable Aggregation on the Radio settings. As soon as I did this and pushed the changes to my SonicPoints the iPhone was able to get online.

Here are the details from SonicWall on the known issue: https://www.fuzeqna.com/sonicwallkb/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=8091

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Diamond Peaks Mountain Bike Patrol

01 Aug

No helmet cam of the Enduro this year, I just didn’t have the time to get it setup. I got to my position at the start of the race with 2 mins to spare!

I do have some footage though. This is from last month at Crosier Mountain, CO. My first official patrol ride with a good buddy from the Overland Mountain Bike Club and the Diamond Peaks Patrol Group. Not much to report on the patrol side but there was excellent single track!

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Laramie Enduro 2011

27 Jul

This Saturday ~70 Miles. 2 years ago I finished at 9H 15m. Last year I finished at 7H 25m. I’m shooting for 6H even this year!

Course Map

GPS Map with Elevation Profile here

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Roamer, wanderer, nomad, vagabond!

14 Jul

And the road becomes my bride
I have stripped of all but pride
So in her I do confide
And she keeps me satisfied
Gives me all I need

Woke up to “Wherever I may roam” this morning! Perfect! Thanks Sean

We leave tomorrow morning for our annual Motorcycle trip. 1,300 miles of sweet sweet Colorado mountain road. Call me what you will, ye yeah!

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4th of July 14ers – Bel and Ox

13 Jul

Belated post but we did our traditional 14er climb this 4th of July.

We hit the summit of Mt Belford at 8:30am on 07.04.11 and had the peak to ourselves. The climb was steep but the trail was in very good condition and no snow.

The ridge “walk” over to Mt Oxford was a little tricky as it is a pretty steep and rocky down climb from the Belford summit. Again, not very technical but the trail down was loose rock and some snow. It’s about 1.5 miles hick from peak to peak and then you must back track to Belford.

Resummiting Belford was a bit exhausting but from there it is all down hill.

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