Author Archives: mralcadmin

How to Stay Postive in a Digital World

Motivational Podcasts

Interesting episodes 

http://elitemanmagazine.com/beat-anxiety-ashley-james/
http://www.fearlessandhealthy.com/ryan-yokome/
http://elitemanmagazine.com/chris-voss-win-every-negotiation/
http://elitemanmagazine.com/spy-escape-evasion-jason-hanson/
https://www.acast.com/fearlessandhealthypodcast/bruce-langford-getting-into-a-mindfullness-modehttps://gooddadproject.com/dads-discovering-the-greatness-zone-gdp008/

Recommend Books 

Mindfulness for Beginners by Jon Kabat Zinn
Mindfulness for Mums and Dads

Youtube Channel to follow

Ben Brown
Steve Brooker
FunForLouis
Chris Prouse

Admin Admin Podcast #055 Shownotes – We Get Corrected

udemy

Jon’s Subnet Helper Sheet

OSI Model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model

TCP/IP Model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_protocol_suite

MTU Size: http://www.tp-link.com/us/FAQ-190.html

Telegram Group: www.adminadminpodcast.co.uk/telegram

Recursive InterNetwork Architecture

cerbot

OggCamp – oggcamp.org – 19th and 20th August – Canterbury UK

Matrix.org

https://twitter.com/jontheniceguy

https://jon.sprig.gs/blog/

Admin Admin Podcast #054 Shownotes – Lot of Listeners Interaction

Apps which Jerry mentions:

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/06/02/british_airways_data_centre_configuration/

Mysterious Universe Podcast

How to send an ‘E mail’ – Database – 1984
Internet shopping – Database – 1984
Lan Speed Lite

https://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI/
Export DHCP

Micro Live on Iplayer

Facebook post

The Binary Times Podcast

Office 365 Links

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-GB/library/dn163584(v=exchg.150).aspx

Single Item Recovery

Single Item Recovery in Exchange Server 2010

Admin Admin Podcast #053 Shownotes – Subnetting all the way

Gnome coming the default desktop: Popey‘s blog post and Stuart Langridge blog post
Quake drop down Terminal Al uses in linux.
OSI Model
non routable IP address
Online IP Subnet calculator
Bit Cricket Subnet Software

 

The Example Al was Giving:

172.30.4.0 / 22 (255.255.252.0) – The Current subnet the site was Using it could have upto 1022 Host.

172.30.4.1 – 172.30.7.254 – Usable IP address Range

172.30.4.1 -172.30.4.254 – Devices with static IP address

172.30.5.1 – 172.30.6.254 – DHCP Range – Clients

172.30.6.1 – 172.30.7.254 – spare

We Divided the subnet into the following smaller subnets

172.30.4.0 /24 -254 address for server

172.30.5.0 /24 – PCI -254 address forr PCI Server

172.30.6.0 /23 – DHCP – 510 address for Clients

Intro to IPv4 Subnetting Video

Subnetting Cisco CCNA -Part 1 The Magic Number Video

REST API – postman and fiddler

Lara Croft in browser

Theme hospital

sysadmin today podcast

Iron Sysadmin Podcast

 

Admin Admin Podcast #052 Shownotes – We Are Back!

Al been working on Ships

Andy been working in the dentist pratices

Jerry has now job working with docker containers

Links:
Admin Admin Epsiode on Containers
Kubernetes – container orchestration scheduler
Logstash
CoreOS
8021.x
Aruba Utilities – Android WiFi App
Game of Life
Oggcamp – SAT 19th AUG and SUN 20th AUG 2017 in CANTERBURY, UK
Fosstalk Live

AL scripts for Auditing

Run these command on each server:

Get the hardware serial number of the server

wmic bios get serialnumber

Get more hardware info

wmic computersystem get model,name,manufacturer,systemtype

Displayed the roles and features installed on the server

Import-module servermanager ; Get-WindowsFeature | where-object {$_.Installed -eq $True} | format-list DisplayName

Lists the installed windows updates

WMIC /output:C:\Users\installupdates.txt qfe get

Lists Installed application installed on the server

 WMIC /output:c:\Users\Installapps.txt product get name,version

List the CA Servers in Active Directory

certutil -config - -ping

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Hi chaps

Just found your podcast, I started on #49, but I was yelling at my player when you were talking about crafting the router scripts.

What you need is a macro processor, have a look at pyexpander, though there are lots of others. The simpler way would be to put some unique strings into the document like $IP-ADDRESS$ and then do a global replace on these strings. Sort of manual macro processor.

http://pyexpander.sourceforge.net/introduction.html

Keep up the good work on the podcast

Stuart