AnasAbdin
if i look back, i am lost
todays bird
Origami Around
Acquired Stardust
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dirt enthusiast
Discoholic 🪩
art blog(derogatory)
shark vs the universe
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tumblr dot com
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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DEAR READER
pixel skylines
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@markwaksman
NLB Multicast over Routed Subnet
Stay tuned for an upcoming post wherein I document the steps I took to successfully configure connectivity between external clients and an AD FS Proxy Cluster using Windows NLB.
Router and switch configuration changes had to be made. Once the changes were made successfully, successful retrieval of AD FS metadata was achieved from three different external networks.
Backup Exec 15 and Windows Server 2003
I wasn’t able to push a remote agent upgrade from BEXEC 15 to a Windows Server 2003 VM; I first had to uninstall the version installed (previous version), then my remote agent upgrade push operation worked successfully.
RoR
Time to pick up where I left off.
WS2016TP
Free eBook on Windows Server Technical Preview is a good read, and has me excited to demo the new features available in 2016 TP4.
It was great news to see that hot-adding RAM will be available in Hyper-V!
Keyboard Spill: An Update
After removing the dirty keys not so carefully, and leaving the keyboard disconnected, this morning I cleaned the area thoroughly with isopropyl and let it dry. Replaced the keys much more gracefully than they were removed.
The keyboard made it through to the other side, alive and well.
Keyboard spill
Time for a new keyboard. Spilled coffee and now it’s as if I’m holding down the M key; it won’t stop even after removing, reconnecting; rebooting.
Try to find something around the house before I buy anything new.
New Project
New PowerShell project in mind while working today:
Build a PowerShell script that contains three separate functions. The first will output each database file name, along with its length (size), converted to MB (or GB, depending). The second will do the same as the first, except it will store log files. The third, backup files. Collect the directories and their child items (files) and store them in unique variables. Iterate through the loop with ForEach construct. Print values and output to file for internal use.
I want to use this to keep track of an SQL server at work that tends to get out of hand.
Get-ChildItem
Get-ChildItem can be used in place of dir, among other things.
C:\ > Get-ChildItem
C:\ > Get-ChildItem -Recurse
C:\ > Get-ChildItem -Include C:\*.* -Include *.exe,*.bak
Never Ending
I’ve accepted that within this industry, in my particular role, my job does not end.
The problem that I currently face is of great importance, and until recently seemed to be reaching peak frustration.
For now I have a scheduled call, wherein, a solution will be discussed. It is certainly a ‘plan b’ in every sense of the word, and hopefully will be smoother than the migration that caused the existence of a ‘plan b’.
Today is the day
Today is the day I start blogging here.