So you figure that you wouldn’t see this issue anymore since it’s 2019, but apparently Microsoft really wants everyone to move to Win 10. Now this is a move in the right direction for most, but not for everyone as some smaller software companies haven’t updated their software to properly function with Win 10, while […]
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Filtering Debian SFTP logs with single digit date
Filtering Debian SFTP logs with single digit date I recently ran into a problem when Filtering Debian SFTP logs with single digit date . The issue is that when the date is 2 digits like Apr 10 then my script would work fine, however when its less than 10 then it would not be able to grep […]
Logging SFTP access in Debian 9 Stretch
logging SFTP access in Debian 9 Stretch To start logging SFTP access in Debian 9 Stretch all you need to to is to edit a config file and restart a service. First make sure that the sshd service is currently running if you are not remotely accessing the machine to begin with by using the […]
How to throttle bandwidth on a Cisco ASA5512
How to throttle bandwidth on a Cisco ASA5512 Here’s a great little trick to limit your ASA’s speed which can be beneficial if your ISP charges you for how fast you go. E.G. Your ISP provides you a 100Mbps burstable connection, but they allow you to utilize a 20Mbps average. Since you know your data […]
Rename your computer using it’s service tag number
How to rename your computer using it’s service tag number Below is a short script that is handy in renaming your computer using the service tag or serial number of the machine. setlocal wmic bios get serialnumber | find /I /V “SerialNumber” > “%temp%\sn.txt” set /p comp_name=<“%temp%\sn.txt” wmic computersystem where name=”%computername%” rename name=%comp_name% del “%temp%\sn.txt” […]