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Restart VMware Network Adapters From PowerShell

I have an annoying issue. After my laptop goes to sleep, the network adapters for my VMware virtual machines stop working. In this post i'll show you how to use PowerShell to kick them in the guts and get them going again. How Open up a PowerShell window as Administrator and run the ...continue reading

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SSH Algorithm and Cipher Options

Have you ever tried to SSH to an network device and recieved the dreaded Unable to negotiate with <user> port 22: no matching key exchange method found. Their offer: <key-algorithm>. In this post ill cover how to work around this issue. Key Algorithms Specify the Key...continue reading

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Cisco Meraki Claim Devices

Tune in for a fun fact about claiming Meraki devices in the Meraki portal. How To Claim Devices There are two ways to "claim" Meraki devices in the Meraki portal. via serial number via order number I found this out on a project where a couple of AP's were mounted on a 30ft high...continue reading

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SecureCRT Logging

My SecureCRT logging config.

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SecureCRT Logging

Use of a terminal emulation programs such as SecureCRT to connect to network equipment is pretty common for networking professionals. One of the advantages of using a terminal emulation program is that they usually have some sort of logging capability. This will be a quick post to...

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Go Notes: Types

All about types in Golang.

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Go Notes: Types

Go has many built in types that are found in other programming languages. It also supports the creation of custom types. Each type has a default zero value that is used when a variable is declared but not yet assigned a value. Boolean Booleans are true or false values. The zero...

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Go Notes: Pointers

https://codingpackets.com/blog/go-notes-pointers

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Elixir Notes: Keyword Lists

All about keyword lists in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Lists

All about lists in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Types

All about types in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Maps

All about maps in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Tuples

All about tuples in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Keyword Lists

Keyword lists are similar to list. They are a sequence of tuples that are enclosed with square brackets [ Considerations Keys must be atoms Keys are ordered based on insertion Keys can be declared more than once Keyword lists are the syntax for passing parameters to...

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Elixir Notes: Lists

Lists are a sequence of values that are enclosed with square brackets []. Lists in Elixir are actually stored in memory as linked lists. Each element holds both its value and a pointer to the next element. Considerations To compute the length of a list, the whole list needs to be...

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Elixir Notes: Types

Elixir has a number of types similar to most programming languages. Integer Integers are whole numbers. Float Floats are decimal place numbers. Boolean Booleans are true or false values. Atom Atoms are constants where the value is the same as the name of the atom. Atoms are...

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Elixir Notes: Maps

Maps are used to store key/value pairs. Maps are defined with curly brackets prefixed with a percent % # Define a map with the hash rocket syntax map = % # Create a map from a list of tuples map = Map.new([ Considerations It is convention to use atoms as keys for maps. When an atom is...

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Elixir Notes: Tuples

Tuples are similar to lists except they store all their elements in a contiguous memory block. Tuples are defined with the curly braces Considerations Updating or adding to tuples is expensive, because a new tuple is created in memory.

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Elixir Notes: Modules

All about modules in Elixir.

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Elixir Notes: Comments

All about comments in Elixir.