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virtually impossible tips, thoughts and notes from the world of it home about contact cisco citrix microsoft exchange sql server misc mobile printing productivity programming networking storage vmware veeam new blog – github pages and jekyll 30 december 2017 by adam rush leave a comment new blog! i’ve decided to make more effort sharing what i learn, so i’ve created a new blog: https://adamrushuk.github.io why? over the past year or so i’ve increasingly found myself on github. mainly looking at code, but also content served up on github pages; typically sites ending github.io. i’ve been meaning to get back into blogging, so thought i’d give github pages a go and see how it compares to using wordpress. a few clicks later and i arrived on the github help pages, and noticed jekyll mentioned: https://help.github.com/categories/customizing-github-pages/ i’d never even heard of jekyll before, so time for some google-fu! what? looks like jekyll generates static content, and also integrates 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files: .editorconfig .gitattributes .github /docs /test changelog.md minimal-mistakes-jekyll.gemspec readme.md screenshot-layouts.png screenshot.png updated information in _config.yml . committed all changes with an “initial commit” message: git commit -am “initial commit after fork” pushed the changes to github: git push after about 1 minute the changes were reflected online: went through the awesome step-by-step guide that details the many configuration options available: https://mmistakes.github.io/minimal-mistakes/docs/configuration/ linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: misc tagged with: git , github commands to troubleshoot connectivity through a vshield edge 2 february 2017 by adam rush packet capture debug packet display interface interface host_externalip-of-destination-edge_and_tcp_port_port eg: debug packet display interface any host_11.22.33.44_and_tcp_port_80 debug packet display interface vnic_0 udp debug packet display interface vnic_0 icmp debug packet display interface vnic_0 host_10.10.10.10 debug packet display interface vnic_0 tcp_src_port_53 debug packet display interface vnic_0 host_10.10.10.10 debug packet display interface any host_10.10.10.10_or_host_11.22.33.44 useful commands list (lists all available commands) show log follow show tech-support show nat show flowtable topn 5nat show ip route show system cpu show system memory show system network-stats show system storage show system uptime show tech-support show version ping external address from vshield edge console (note*** must use ip that’s assigned to edge) ping interface addr <external ip> 8.8.8.8 ping interface addr 11.22.33.44 8.8.8.8 scroll within a vshield edge console session shift + [pgup / pgdn] linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: networking , vmware tagged with: edge , troubleshooting , vcns commands to troubleshoot connectivity through a cisco asa 2 february 2017 by adam rush packet tracer packet-tracer input <interface> <protocol> <source-ip> <source-port> <destination-ip> <destination-port> packet-tracer input external tcp 11.22.33.44 1010 55.66.77.88 80 vpn example packet-tracer input internal udp 10.10.10.10 500 10.20.20.20 500 packet-tracer input internal udp 10.20.20.20 500 10.10.10.10 500 packet capture capture *name_of_capture* interface *interface_name* match *transport_protocol (tcp / udp / ip)* host x.x.x.x (this is the source ip address) host y.y.y.y (this is the destination ip address) eq *port_number* capture cap1 interface external match tcp host 11.22.33.44 host 55.66.77.88 eq 80 capture all syslog traffic to 10.10.10.10 capture cap2 interface internal real-time match udp any host 10.10.10.10 eq 514 view capture show capture cap1 show access-list show access-list acl_external find access-list entries including port 514 show access-list | inc 514 find log entries including port 514 show logging | inc 514 show arp for specific interface show arp | inc internal linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: cisco , networking tagged with: cisco ios , command , troubleshooting virtualisation podcasts – keeping your finger on the pulse 16 july 2016 by adam rush for many years i’ve found listening to podcasts a great way to keep up-to-date with virtualisation and technology. it all started with the vmware communities roundtable podcast, where i quickly realised the commute to work didn’t have to be “dead time”. here’s my current list of virtualisation and tech podcasts: packet pushers datanauts speaking in tech in tech we trust podcast the cloudcast (.net) – weekly cloud computing podcast the full stack journey virtually speaking podcast the geek whisperers vmware communities roundtable cloud insiders vchat (mp3 version) – the latest in virtualization and cloud computing the data center insiders podcast: virtualization | cloud computing | enterprise it | vmware | emc the best podcast app i’ve found to date is overcast , as it has very useful features including voice boost and smart speed, playlists, and a great ui. oh yeah, and it’s free! i’ve you want to quickly import the above podcasts, download and import my opml file here: overcast-adam-rush linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: misc , mobile , vmware tagged with: podcast find upgradeable vshield edges 11 june 2016 by adam rush i was recently asked if there was a quick way to find out how many vshield edges were out-of-date and could be upgraded in a vcloud director environment. i didn’t know of any, so i turned to my good friend powercli and came up with this: this script does assume that at least one of the vshield edges in your environment is up-to-date, as it looks for the highest available version deployed and not the known latest version. linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: vmware tagged with: powercli , vcloud , vshield vmware training resources 11 june 2016 by adam rush i regularly get asked where good vmware training resources are found for various vmware products, so i thought i’d better create a page i can add links to as find them. vcloud director since i’ve had a focus on vcloud director for the past few years, these links are fresh in my mind: vmware has recently updated their fundamentals course, so this is probably the best place to start: vmware vcloud director fundamentals 2016 vcloud networking networking is often a tricky area for new users of vcloud director, so here is a the best presentation i’ve found so far that explains how the different networking components fit together: https://youtu.be/ezw1uemlboe http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2010/09/07/vcd-networking-part-1-intro/ http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2010/09/09/vcd-networking-part-2-network-pools/ http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2010/09/15/vcd-networking-part-3-use-case/ vcloud design vcloud director design and scale: https://youtu.be/dzx6dgul2hq i’ve just found this page which includes most of the above links and more: http://blogs.vmware.com/vcloud/2010/09/top-resources-to-learn-about-vcloud-director.html i’m a big fan of pluralsight and can highly recommend these courses: https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/vmware-vcloud-director-essentials/table-of-contents https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/vmware-vcloud-director-organizations/table-of-contents https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/vmware-vcloud-5-1-essentials-pt1/table-of-contents https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/vmware-vcloud-5-1-essentials-pt2/table-of-contents vsphere vsphere 6 check out the latest training and certification resources here: http://mylearn.vmware.com/mgrreg/plan.cfm?plan=62349&ui=www_edu&rcode=twtr vmware various here’s the top free course from vmware learning: http://mylearn.vmware.com/portals/www/ml.cfm?menu=topfreecourses&p=1 linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: vmware tagged with: training , vcloud , vmware vsphere install and configure citrix secure gateway 2 april 2013 by adam rush overview this is the eighth post in the installing and configuring citrix xenapp 6.5 series : install and configure citrix xenapp licensing install and configure citrix xenapp 6.5 configure web interface for citrix xenapp 6.5 publishing applications with citrix xenapp 6.5 install and configure profile management for citrix xenapp 6.5 add servers to a xenapp 6.5 farm configure pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 install and configure citrix secure gateway (this post) contents this post contains the following sections: prerequisites for citrix secure gateway installing citrix secure gateway configuring citrix secure gateway configuring web interface for citrix secure gateway [read more…] linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: citrix tagged with: installation , xenapp configure pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 20 march 2013 by adam rush overview this is the seventh post in the installing and configuring citrix xenapp 6.5 series : install and configure citrix xenapp licensing install and configure citrix xenapp 6.5 configure web interface for citrix xenapp 6.5 publishing applications with citrix xenapp 6.5 install and configure profile management for citrix xenapp 6.5 add servers to a xenapp 6.5 farm configure pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 (this post) install and configure citrix secure gateway contents this post contains the following sections: prerequisites to enable pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 enable pass-through authentication via group policy enable pass-through authentication for xenapp web sites enable pass-through authentication for xenapp services sites testing pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 cross domain, cross forest authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 [read more…] linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: citrix tagged with: authentication , xenapp add servers to a xenapp 6.5 farm 17 march 2013 by adam rush overview this is the sixth post in the installing and configuring citrix xenapp 6.5 series : install and configure citrix xenapp licensing install and configure citrix xenapp 6.5 configure web interface for citrix xenapp 6.5 publishing applications with citrix xenapp 6.5 install and configure profile management for citrix xenapp 6.5 add servers to a xenapp 6.5 farm (this post) configure pass-through authentication for citrix xenapp 6.5 install and configure citrix secure gateway this post is almost identical to the install and configure citrix xenapp 6.5 post, with only a few small differences. contents this post contains the following sections: install citrix xenapp 6.5 configure citrix xenapp 6.5 licensing configure citrix xenapp 6.5 add citrix xenapp 6.5 server to worker group [read more…] linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: citrix tagged with: installation , xenapp create a custom view in event viewer to show reboot events 15 march 2013 by adam rush scenario a server reboot can explain related events and alarms triggered by monitoring systems, so it’s always handy to check for reboots first when troubleshooting. with this in mind, you want a quick and easy way of finding out when the server last rebooted. solution you need to create a custom view in event viewer , that will only show shutdown and startup events, including reasons why the server rebooted. here’s the steps to create the custom view: [read more…] linkedin twitter google more reddit print tumblr email pinterest facebook filed under: microsoft tagged with: event id , event log , server 2008 next page » social view adamrushuk’s profile on twitter view adamrushuk’s profile on linkedin view adamrushuk’s profile on github certifications recent posts new 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