A few weeks ago at work, I was tasked with the project of decommissioning one of our older Windows Server 2008 machines and upgrading it to Windows 2012. I was initially a little worried, seeing as this server ran a lot of key roles, such as DHCP, DNS, was a […]
You can also view and set these values with PowerShell, provided you have the ActiveDirectory module installed. View: Get-ADUser <username> -Properties extensionattribute1 Set: Set-ADUser <username> -Add @{“extensionattribute1″=”Your Value Here”} Clear: Set-ADUser <username> -Clear extensionattribute1
/ip firewall filter add chain=forward dst-address=”remoterange” src-address=”localrange” place-before=0 /ip firewall filter add chain=forward dst-address=”localrange” src-address=”remoterange” place-before=0
Let’s Get Rid of Belly Fat, Shall We? • Stubborn Belly Fat? Drink a protein shake (100-130 calories and 20-25g protein) 10 minutes before every meal. It curbs your hunger so you won’t eat as much and gives you a metabolic advantage from the higher protein intake. • Stubborn Belly […]
Add a new disk to the backup schedule by running the wbadmin command from an elevated command prompt. Run the following command from an elevated command prompt to determine the Disk Identifier of the new disk: wbadmin get disks Based on the output, locate the disk that will be added […]
In common situation, "system ip address" is the ETH0 address. So edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 with your favourite text editor and run service network restart ps don't forget to change default gw also, it's located in /etc/sysconfig/network.
How to set the NTP client on a Mikrotik router using the Terminal /system ntp client set enabled=yes primary-ntp=###.###.###.### secondary-ntp=###.###.###.### Change the ### for IP address’s Once done use the below to check if the settings has been applied /system ntp client print Below are two IP addresess for NTP […]
This post shows how to find out what version of Centos you are running from the command line. tail /etc/redhat-release This will output the version in a simple format: Centos release 5.10 (Final)