Sleeping beauty

See how Faqihah sleep, hehe...

just like her mum style

shuttss... don't make noise

silau ler...

p/s: pics dark, flash-off mode

My 1st baby...

Thanks GOD, Alhamdulillah...

My wife safely deliver our baby at Hospital Putrajaya on 25 July 2009 @ 08.04pm. Hope both of them in the pink of health.

Born with weight 2.66kg, and named Adriana Faqihah bt Mohd Faizal.

new born

her bed

2nd day at hospital, her 1st smile :)

My youngest brother

Named Ahmad Faris... Born at Hospital Kajang on 31 of January 2009

New born

Cam Along ???

6 months

Faris can't wait to meet his niece :)

Discussion time...

From the starting my MBA program, till now... there are 3 of us in 1 group, consist of me, Daniel & Yee. This is our meeting place...

Mc Donalds, Equine Park

As the center of location, fair for us to meet there... quite ok la, got free wifi, and also free coke, haha.

Fuhh, concentrate...

Quick la, after this mau jln2...

So far so good, best gak la amik MBA ni...

ICE AGE 3 - 3D

We take leave today, just to watch this movie,hehe... quite long time not going to cinema. This is our 1st time watch the 3D version, not all cinema have it, and we choose to go to MidV... (sweet memories, dating last time...)

Ice Age 3

Ooo... yeah, got the tickets, 3D maa

As overall, this movie ok la... happy2, release tension. if the screen bigger, better kot. after watching, lapo la plak. Baby kata nak makan western lak. We going to have diner at Manhattan, not in US, dangerous la H1N1 right now...

Nampak perut ??? ala... baby malu2 tuu,hehe

Lapo... mana x spi lagi nii ???

huhu... bole abis ke 2 org ni? eh, 3 org laa :)

okeh, enjoy the day. next time, not sure when can watch movie again... torrent je la kot :)

Why we need IPv6 ?

This short video will tell you...

Where is IPv1, IPv2 & IPv3 ??? And also IPv5 ???

Yesterday I had the discussion session with my team-mate, Danial & Yee. Fauzi also join the session. As usual, we met at McD, Equine Park.

I got 1 interesting question from Yee, humm... might be a killer question, the 1 that I can't answer,hehe

Yee: We are talking about IPv4 and the new IPv6... whare is IPv 1,2 & 3??? Then where is IPv5???

Faizal: haha... (blank, I don't know)

Ok guys, now I have the answers.... haha, it's very interesting and I think that there are many CCNAs out there not aware about this...

The IP defined in RFC 791 was the first widely-used version of the Internet Protocol. RFC mean Request for Comments is a memorandum published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) describing methods, behaviors, research, or innovations applicable to the working of the Internet and Internet-connected systems.

Interestingly, however, it is not version 1 of IP but version 4! This would of course imply that there were earlier versions of the protocol at one point. Interestingly, however, there really weren't. As I mentioned above, IP was created when its functions were split out from an early version of TCP that combined both TCP and IP functions. TCP evolved through three earlier versions, and was split into TCP and IP for version 4. That version number was applied to both TCP and IP for consistency. Even though the name seems to imply that it's the fourth iteration of the key Internet Protocol, version 4 of IP was the first that was widely used in modern TCP/IP.

A natural question at this point of course is: what happened to version 5 of IP? The answer is: it doesn't exist. While this may seem confusing, version 5 was in fact intentionally skipped to avoid confusion, or at least to rectify it. The problem with version 5 relates to an experimental TCP/IP protocol called the Internet Stream Protocol, Version 2, originally defined in RFC 1190. This protocol was originally seen by some as being a peer of IP at the Internet Layer in the TCP/IP architecture, and in its standard, these packets were assigned IP version 5 to differentiate them from “normal” IP packets (version 4). This protocol apparently never went anywhere, but to be absolutely sure that there would be no confusion, version 5 was skipped over in favor of version 6.

More info at: http://www.tcpipguide.com/