Ladder With Docker

Ladder With Docker

The other day I was searching for a piece of code for work. One of the links I clicked was geo locked to the EU only. Which threw me off. I didn't have a VPN on the computer. So what do you do? We use a web proxy. Last week we talked about a reverse proxy. A web proxy...

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Reverse Proxy on Docker

Reverse Proxy on Docker

Over the past year, I have started rebuliding my home lab. One thing about a home lab is you want very little entries into your network. I split off my home lab from my main network using a pfsense firewall. The home network only has 2 ports open on it. That's 80 and...

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Building Parameters for Commands

Building Parameters for Commands

One of my favorite things with powershell is building out splat parameters for commands through the main parameter set. Today we are going to go over how that is done. We are going to do this through the Get-childitem and get-ACL. These are some mighty commands and...

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analogy between our brains and computer

analogy between our brains and computer

Ever considered that we are, in essence, hardware? This realization hit me like a bolt of lightning. It triggered a fascinating analogy between our brains and computer systems, especially for someone deeply entrenched in Information Technology. The Structure of the...

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Read Radius Logs With PowerShell

Read Radius Logs With PowerShell

Recently, I have been troubleshooting radius. Radius hasn't changed in decades. I say this lightingly too. The network policy server is a feature that helps with connecting things like unifi wifi and more. Each radius connection produces a reason code. Today we want...

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Breaking Free from Potential Trauma Lensing

Breaking Free from Potential Trauma Lensing

Recently I have had to come to a new level of understanding about myself. For years I have been attracted to the potential of others. I have picked my closest friends through this viewpoint; it worked for many years. However, as we get older, things change, and people...

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Speedtest To Ninja

Speedtest To Ninja

In a previous blog, we discussed doing a speed test on a computer using PowerShell. Let's take that script and expand on it with three lines of code and some prep time. This will allow us to update items inside our Ninja One RMM tool. So we can push a Speedtest To...

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Speed test with PowerShell

Speed test with PowerShell

Often times I need to run a speed test on a remote machine. Doing a speed test tends to help you understand what's going on with the end user's computer. For example, currently, my ISP is having issues. I am getting around 6mbps down and 75 Mbps up. If I called in and...

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You Don’t Need Superpowers

You Don’t Need Superpowers

That's right, you Don't Need Superpowers. Today I bring you a blog post near and dear to my heart. I grew up reading DC and Marvel comic books. Watching Superhero tv shows and movies. The idea that someone could fly, and run faster than a speeding bullet was amazing....

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