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    Best posts made by quicky2g

    • RE: ZeroTier Review

      Thanks for the code snippets to create a network and authorize a client. I modified the PHP script to change a client IP. I disconnected my client and reconnected to be safe and client started using the new IP.

      <?PHP
      
      $secret=file_get_contents('authtoken.secret');
      
      echo "Connecting with secret of $secret\n\r";
      
      $networkID="aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa";
      $memberID="bbbbbbbbbb";
      $NewIP=array("192.168.50.10/24");
      
      $url="http://localhost:9993/controller/network/$networkID/member/$memberID?auth=$secret";
      $networkOption=array(
       'ipAssignments'=>$NewIP
      );
      
      //echo json_encode($networkOption);
      
      $curl=curl_init();
      
      $curlOptions=array(
       CURLOPT_URL=>$url,
       CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS=>json_encode($networkOption),
       CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER=>true
      );
      
      curl_setopt_array($curl,$curlOptions);
      
      $result=curl_exec($curl);
      
      print_r($result);
      
      /*
      echo "Sent Data: \n\r";
      print_r($curlOptions);
      */
      
      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Favorite Linux Commands

      @dafyre said:

      @quicky2g said:

      Some "not so standard" useful IP address stuff:

      ip addr show eth0
      ip -s link show eth0
      

      Supposedly, those are the new standards, ha ha ha.

      Muscle memory has me stuck on

      ifconfig
      
      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Training Sessions

      I'm a network engineer from Ronco Communications. We're one of the largest Aerohive partners in the world. I'm our senior Aerohive engineer...multiple 500+ enterprise AP deployments in several different states. I train our engineers and sales engineers on the product. Could do a presentation and talk about the product and interesting projects I've worked on. Can also give discussion on wireless fundamentals (Roaming, explain MCS data rate charts, etc).

      Ronco is also very strong in Cisco UC, Avaya networking and VoIP, and Microsoft Lync/Skype for Business. Can ask around and see if any of our technical people want to be involved. It's too bad our Microsoft Lync Master moved to Philly. He probably would've come. He's 1 of 22 Microsoft Certified Solutions Masters in the world.

      posted in MangoCon
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    • RE: Who's getting a new phone in 2016?

      @marcinozga said:

      @quicky2g said:

      @marcinozga said:

      My contract is up for renewal this March, so I'll be getting new iPhone then. Wife will get 6S or 6S plus, I'm hoping Apple releases 6C by then. I hate big screen phones.

      I'm surprised how much I disliked big screen phones before I had one and how dependent I am on it now. Coworker had a 4inch iPhone that I got my hands on yesterday and felt like I was in the stone age.

      My beef with big screens is that it's too big for my pockets, and too big to use with one hand. Big screens are perfect for ladies carrying the phone in a purse, I'm a pocket guy.

      I have no idea how a billion 4 foot Asians in skinny jeans carry 6 inch phones. Even crazier how people are going to use the new iPad.

      0_1452090355366_iPad Pro.png

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: ZeroTier Review

      @wrx7m said:

      Should I create a new thread for this? Got through the installation and when I ran zerotier-cli /controller to verify installation, I got "missing authentication token and authtoken.secret not found (or readable) in /var/lib/zerotier-one". I tried restarting the zerotier service and also a full reboot of the ubuntu server.

      EDIT: I did check the contents of the aforementioned directory and did see the authtoken.secret file but not sure what the other would be if it weren't the same thing...

      This should do the trick:

      sudo zerotier-cli /controller
      
      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Favorite Linux Commands

      List disk info (Lowercase L)

      fdisk -l
      

      List hard drive model, serial and capabilities:

      hdparm -I /dev/sda
      

      Hard drive speed:

      hdparm -t /dev/sdd
      

      Hard drive temperature:

      hddtemp -u C -n /dev/sda
      

      What software a web server is running:

      curl -I http://www.newegg.com
      

      Kernel buffer messages:

      dmesg
      

      File transfer with active speed:

      rsync --progress --recursive source/* destincation
      

      Ping sweep a network with NMAP and just show up IP's:

      sudo nmap -PO -sP -PE -n --open -v 10.1.1.1-10 | grep "scan report" | grep -v "host down" | sed 's/Nmap scan report for //g'
      

      Only show down/available IP's:

      sudo nmap -PO -sP -PE -n --open -v 10.1.1.1-10 | grep "host down" | sed 's/Nmap scan report for //g' | sed 's/ [host down]//g'
      

      Ping a TCP port:

      nping --tcp -p 80,443 www.newegg.com
      

      Stress test packets per second with ICMP (5,000 pings sent at rate of 100k per second):

      nping --icmp 10.1.1.1 --rate 100000 -c 5000
      

      QoS EF ping:

      ping -Q 0xB8 10.1.1.1
      

      Packet capture (CTRL + C when done):

      sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -w testing.pcap
      

      View a packet capture for ICMP:

      tcpdump -r testing.pcap -nnvvvSe | grep ICMP
      

      That's about all I got right now.

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • How to Annoy Comcast Support

      Auto tweet them every time your internet sucks....hmmm....that will be alot!

      http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2016/01/31/frustrated-comcast-customer-sets-up-bot-to-tweet-complaints-every-time-internet-speed-drops/

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: iPhone: weak Wi-Fi leads to hefty bill.

      @JaredBusch said:

      @brianlittlejohn said:

      Bad decision on Apple's part to have it on by default.

      Bullshit. Bad parenting. It is impossible to unknowingly blow over you cell plan package with any of the top 4 carriers. The parent willingly ignored notices.

      From the article.
      https://i.imgur.com/gPXGyO6.jpg

      This is why some people just shouldn't use technology. All the click happy Windows users with 100 toolbars got cell phones and this type of crap happens.

      posted in News
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    • RE: Training Sessions

      @scottalanmiller said:

      What about a session on logging?

      Would love to show off my home grown version of syslog-ng.

      posted in MangoCon
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    • RE: ZeroTier Review

      @scottalanmiller Thanks! Co-worker put me onto this article and seems like a pretty cool site. Might have to stick around 🙂

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Family Guy or South Park?

      @RojoLoco said:

      Both. Apples and oranges comparison.... FG is random, cut scene humor, while SP is sharp social satire. <-- don't try to refute this statement until you have watched ALL of the newest season of SP.... and if it offends you, we can't be friends. It's a beautiful treatise on the current state of the US, in terms of everyone being overly sensitive and super offendable. Seth MacFarlane writes great, crass, random humor, but Trey and Matt provide the sharpest satire on tv.

      It's mind boggling to me that Trey and Matt write an episode in a week.

      posted in Water Closet
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    • RE: IT Quotes I Like

      0_1452089974196_Network Engineers.png

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes

      Somehow I read the title of this thread and got "Random Threat - Anything Goes"...and I was like .... "If you had chocolate on your ear I would go Mike Tyson and eat that shit"....there's my threat.

      posted in Water Closet
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    • RE: Who's getting a new phone in 2016?

      @johnhooks said:

      @coliver said:

      @travisdh1 said:

      @dafyre said:

      @marcinozga said:

      @quicky2g said:

      @marcinozga said:

      My contract is up for renewal this March, so I'll be getting new iPhone then. Wife will get 6S or 6S plus, I'm hoping Apple releases 6C by then. I hate big screen phones.

      I'm surprised how much I disliked big screen phones before I had one and how dependent I am on it now. Coworker had a 4inch iPhone that I got my hands on yesterday and felt like I was in the stone age.

      My beef with big screens is that it's too big for my pockets, and too big to use with one hand. Big screens are perfect for ladies carrying the phone in a purse, I'm a pocket guy.

      Get pants with bigger pockets. 🙂 -- or use a Belt clip. I started out with my first cell phone being a belt clip phone (Motorola StarTac), and have since gone either way. I like belt clips right now. 🙂

      http://www.scottevest.com/ Phone Drop

      I loved my Scottevest hoodie, wore it through most of college. You could stuff a water bottle, tablet, smartphone, keys, and about 20 other things in those pockets and still looks like you were carrying nothing at all.

      How have I never heard of those. I definitely need to get one.

      Same here. Why aren't these things in James Bond or Mission Impossible movies?!

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Winning the Lottery

      @JaredBusch said:

      Now, it is true that the best advice is always to take the lump sum. Investing smartly, you should always come out ahead of the annuity plans.

      Mark Cuban's advice from the link @dafyre posted was to NOT take the lump sum but seems like he's giving that advice assuming we're all dumb asses that will buy 2 mansions, 3 boats, a pile of drugs, 20 cars and an IHOP and cross our fingers we can live off IHOP profits for the rest of our lives.

      posted in Water Closet
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    • RE: ZeroTier Review

      @wrx7m said:

      I decided to go with Ubuntu mostly because of @quicky2g posting the screen captures 😉

      Happy to help! I only tried doing the server because of @dafyre and his awesome scripts!

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Another "Give me a Title" thread

      @scottalanmiller said:

      In the primary IT space, anything larger than the SMB where the full IT stack exists, all of these titles are standard, ancient and very solidified. It is an attempt by the SMB to copy these titles without knowing what their jobs even entail that has led to these problems. It has gone so far that people working in the SMB often want a network engineering title and get Cisco CCNP certifications and then find out that none of that knowledge applies in any way to the SMB. Then they find out that all the titles that they have been hearing were made up and all of their skills are worthless there. How many routing protocols can you use in an environment with one router that is set and forget.

      I'm so tired of seeing job postings that "require" CCNP level but really just want you to configure a single site router and switch. Why would any CCNP level want that job? Too many MBA's as managers that don't understand IT. One of the first questions I ask when I interview is what my bosses background is, and what their bosses background is. If there's too much businessy fluff and not enough technical understanding, it's not the place for me.

      posted in IT Careers
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    • RE: Dependence on Technology

      @scottalanmiller said:

      Why are the lengths of the bars different? There was nothing to indicate what the length indicated. Seems fishy.

      Think I just figured it out. If you read the small print they had 1,006 adults in the survey but not all of them matched each category so the pool of answers was less for some.

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Favorite Linux Commands

      @dafyre said:

      @travisdh1 said:

      @quicky2g said:

      @dafyre said:

      @quicky2g said:

      Some "not so standard" useful IP address stuff:

      ip addr show eth0
      ip -s link show eth0
      

      Supposedly, those are the new standards, ha ha ha.

      Muscle memory has me stuck on

      ifconfig
      

      Only the people here will understand how many times I've typed ifconfig instead of ipconfig, or ipconfig instead of ifconfig. So annoying (yes, I annoy myself.)

      Annoying yourself is fine. Arguing with yourself is fine... But if you start to hear voices arguing back... Then you should worry.

      However, I do feel your pain.

      Only voices I hear arguing back are telling me to do dishes, take out the trash, etc....

      Those definitely aren't in my head 😏

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: Favorite Linux Commands

      @travisdh1 said:

      @johnhooks said:

      @quicky2g said:

      Really liking glances.

      My Ubuntu install:

      sudo apt-get install python-pip build-essential python-dev
      sudo pip install --upgrade glances
      sudo pip install bottle
      

      Optional for hardware sensors:

      sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
      sudo pip install PySensors
      

      Just running "glances" at cli got me the interface. Web server worked like this:

      sudo glances -w -B 10.1.1.1
      

      Worked at http://10.1.1.1:61208

      Ran a few simultaneous web server instances in the background for local network and Hamachi:

      sudo glances -w -B 10.1.1.1 &
      sudo glances -w -B 25.25.25.25 &
      

      Definitely going into rc.local now.

      Anyone get https working?

      That's really nice. I've never used the web version before, just the cli.

      Just shows how little I've actually dug into it beyond running sensor-config first, I didn't realize it had another display available. The command line version works so well, and it made so I wasn't jumping between top, iftop and iotop all the time. I was a happy geek.

      The mobile version is pretty slick too. Only reason I tried the web version was because of the screenshot on their website:

      https://nicolargo.github.io/glances/

      posted in IT Discussion
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