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Introduction Working with vCenter Server is a very nice feature, and depending upon which version of VMware licensing you have it can make your sysadmin life much easier. Have you ever thought about upgrading Virtual Hardware over SSH? if you are only using the free version of ESXi, In the old days (ESXi 5.1 and…
It’s time for another TDSheridanLab Quick Tip! We all have to copy large amounts of data at some time or another. Whether it’s because we bought a new computer or because we’re doing a migration. Either way one of the simplest ways to do and retain file/folder attributes is RoboCopy. RoboCopy has been around since…
Good Afternoon Everyone, I thought I would put together a How To on how to set up a basic Cisco router configuration. The following configuration will set up a Cisco Router on the 10.42.1.0/24 network internally and set up NAT/PAT to the DHCP enabled external interface.
Hello Everyone, Cisco, Dell, HP, etc Enterprise equipment have a ton of features but, some times because of that it’s hard to weed out the process of setting up the basic stuff. In this How To article I will go through the process of configuring a Cisco Switch from scratch. Objectives: Connect to the Switch…
Introduction Here is another TD Sheridan Quick Tip. A lot of switch vendors these days are shipping dedicated management ports. The main advantage of this port in my opinion is that it allows you to easily manage switches that have a dedicated function, like a dedicated iSCSI or security camera switch. With a dedicated management…
Quick Tip When connecting a Cisco switch to another Cisco switch’s management port you’ll need to use a crossover ethernet cable. The Cisco Explanation When networking Cisco switches, it’s crucial to understand the importance of using a crossover Ethernet cable, especially when connecting switch management ports. Here’s why: Understanding Ethernet Cabling Ethernet cables are designed…
Introduction Exchange 2013 isn’t exactly new at this point, but with every cumulative update (CU) Microsoft seems to find more things to change. Since the release of Exchange 2013 there are 3 log files that have caused some issues for me in my professional life. So much so I had to write The Daily Exchange…