August 2006
Monthly Archive
Posted by Josh on Sat 26 Aug 2006
Categories:
Cisco ,
Cisco Routers -
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It is annoying to have to get out of config mode on a router or switch whenever you need to run an exec level command. The ‘do’ command allows you to run exec level commands from config mode.
Examples:
Router(config)#do show run
Router(config)#do show interface f0/0
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Posted by Josh on Wed 23 Aug 2006
Categories:
Misc -
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Free from Microsoft. Download virtual desktop manager
After you have installed this small power toy, right-click on the task bar, select Toolbars > Desktop Manager.
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Posted by Josh on Mon 21 Aug 2006
Categories:
Cisco ,
Cisco Routers -
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Dual-homed environments with different ISPs have usually meant that BGP must be used and that both ISPs must support BGP routing. Throughout this tutorial, I will show you how you can have mulitple ISPs without BGP or provider independant IP addresses. Tracking objects provide a means of removing static routes if the ISP cannot be contacted.
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Posted by Josh on Thu 17 Aug 2006
Categories:
Cisco -
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Free visio stencil downloads from Cisco. Click Here!
Posted by Josh on Tue 15 Aug 2006
Categories:
Linux -
[11] Comments
Use this simple command to find large directories. To find directories over 1GB
[root@localhost]# du -h / | grep ^[0-9.]*G
or
[root@localhost]#find / -type d -size +1G (This one was provided in a comment by Emme)
Click to play tutorial:

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Posted by Josh on Mon 14 Aug 2006
Categories:
Linux ,
SSH -
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For Linux administrators that use Windows for their desktop OS, Putty is an invaluble tool. This tutorial will help you save time administering your servers without having to login to provide a username and password each time.
Click to play tutorial:

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Posted by Josh on Wed 9 Aug 2006
Categories:
Linux ,
SSH -
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This tutorial will help you save time administering your servers without having to login to provide a username and password. I use it to execute remote commands or scripts on a remote server.
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