hen you once were a pirate, you and your crew stole lots of treasures from all around the world. Now you belong to a retired crew and you have to protect your treasure from other pirates! Get ready to defend yourself by using all land and water defense weapons at your disposal! Use your device’s …
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How to Enable the SSH CLIENT on a CISCO ASA
Here is a method how to SSH FROM a Cisco ASA over to any other device. Basically the SSH client has always been there, but required a secret menu. ASA# debug menu ssh 1 192.168.1.20 admin P@ss1234 The authenticity of host ‘192.168.1.20 (192.168.1.20)’ can’t be established. RSA key fingerprint is (SHA256). Are you sure you …
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Dell H310 MINI Flash to IT Mode for FreeNAS!
Here is the procedure to flash your Dell H310 mini to IT mode so you can use it as a FreeNAS HBA. Please note I did NOT come up with this method, am just re-sharing the content as it’s been disappearing. For the original PDF see here: https://mega.nz/#!0wphwQIQ!QC2th7vPOsha5U0Um_8jHieas78KTSb1NcvSJPHZOEs Add the H310 MINI to your ServerBoot …
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Dell Poweredge Manual Fan Control ESXI 6.7
Here’s how you can manually control the fan speed on your Poweredge R320/420/620 from the ESXI CLI. 1. Download the ipmitools file which is compatible for ESXI up to 6.7 and upload it to your host. (credits to fatty lewis) File: IPMITOOLS https://upw.io/6n7/ipmitool or https://mega.nz/#!U1R2lCpA!eq54PJSw3ErRVTeoPtebLvR6uBJHeZYDuEurPU4tDLI 2. Upload it to your host via WINSCP or SCP …
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Cisco 3750X iSCSI QoS Buffer Config
This is a quick write up on how to make sure that your iSCSI traffic gets the proper buffering on the switch ports if needed. I assume the majority if not all of the traffic on the port is going to be iSCSI so we aren’t going to focus on queuing but instead focus on …
EVE-NG Quick Performance Tune
Here are a few quick tips to gain some serious performance in EVE-NG for your network labs! Please note I am assuming you are running EVE-NG as a VM within ESXI aka nested virtualization. 1 – Build your nodes with VIRTIO Adapters when you can. 2 – Install latest VirtIO drivers and then commit the …