Friday was sorta interesting. After some poking and fixing a subnet masking mistake (.240 is /20, not .224), Ross and I got the firewalling of DHCP computers from other DHCP computers working on our test group. Assuming nothing goes wrong with that we'll roll it out wider in the near future. Lunch was C1, which is always good. Also got BSSD up and running, it was that pesky kerberos thing again. Going up to 2k with a UDP packet when most of your customers use ethernet and there's a chance the connection will have to pass through a stateful firewall is just crazy. Limiting the UDP packets to 1400 bytes of data effectively solves the problem though. If you don't know why go look a the basic specs of an ethernet packet again. :) Nothing else too exciting though. The OS X stuff is still hitting the same problem. Maybe will have to create a test DNS server to force some differences and see how that gets handled. After work waited a bit and then headed down to Ross' place. From there went over to Club 3 Degrees to see Junk's band Moxie Bliss. It was good, although we only stuck around for his band and then left. All of us were tired, so that was pretty much it for the day. Saturday slept in, read tech stuff for a while, then watched the first 5 episodes of Alias. Good story, but they've definitely improved the vocal recording quality since the first season (that or they just managed to mangle some of the voices on the center channel on the DVD mix while leaving the effects perfectly clear). After that was off to the parents place for pizza and finding stuff to do on the computer while everyone else watch various sports events on TV.