Create a hardware network monitor with a Pi and a Blinkt
Have you ever wanted a quick visual monitor to know that certain devices on your network are up and running? Well this little project will do exactly that. You will be able to monitor up to 8 networked devices and have an LED indicate if it is up or not. Read the rest of this post »
In: Python, Raspberry Pi, Tech · Tagged with: blinkt, monitor, pi, python
Pseudo Command Prompt
Locked out of using the Command Prompt on Windows?
no probs, try this little trick to create a pseudo dos box ..
In: Security · Tagged with: bypass, security
Add Default Gateway to Linux
How to remove partitions from a USB stick
If you have a USB stick that has various partitions and you are having trouble removing them from with Windows Disk Management, then you might like to try the following: Read the rest of this post »
Remount PFsense nano file system as read write
if you use one of the embedded versions of PFSense and you ever need to write to the OS directly you will need to remount the file system in Read/Write mode before you can save the changes. Read the rest of this post »
Start and stop ESXi VMs from console
Sometimes you don’t have VMware vSphere Client handy, or you might need to restart a server remotely via SSH. In these cases it’s great to be able to turn virtual machines on and off via the command line.
Read on for a brief overview. Read the rest of this post »
Which version of Ubuntu am I running
To find out which version Ubuntu is installed simply type the following in to a console: Read the rest of this post »
CentOS Fixing Error writing fstab Read-only file system
If you’ve accidentally broken your /etc/fstab file and re
booted and found yourself in the repair console. You might run into some issues while trying to fix it. Read the rest of this post »
How to add a new user to vCenter Server Virtual Appliance
If you use vSphere 5 vCenter Server Virtual Appliance and you don’t have, or chose not to use Active Directory for user access then there is another way to add users to the appliance.
In: Vmware · Tagged with: add user, new user, vcenter, vmware
Change Exchange mailbox type from shared to user mailbox
When migrating many mailboxes to an Exchange 2010 system, or after an existing object has been mail enabled you may find you have some mailboxes that are set as type ‘Shared’ even though they belong to a single user. You can see this either through the Exchange Management Console (EMC) by applying a filter of Recipient Type = Shared, or by running the following command in the Exchange Management Shell (EMS): Read the rest of this post »