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Null Routes on Cisco ASA

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Null routes are a great way to limit traffic from troubling networks without increasing your firewall Access Control Lists (ACL), which in turn will increase both the total CPU usage of the firewall and the delay of all traffic through the firewall. While just adding a line or two to the INBOUND/OUTBOUND ACL will not…

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Server Core: Uninstalling an application without control panel

As I spend more time in Windows Server Core and Hyper-V Server I appreciate more of the under-workings of the operation system.  Without a control panel uninstalling an application is not as straightforward. In a command prompt open up the registry editor: c:>regedit.exe Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall Here installed programs are listed by application ID. Browse through…

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Force Removal of SCCM Component Server Role

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While doing some Configuration Manager maintenance, I needed to completely remove a defunct site system. I removed all the roles that were still present but was unable to delete the site system because the Component Server role was still installed. This role is supposed to be automatically removed when all other roles are removed, but…

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The Next Level of Virtualization: Why you should keep an eye on SDDC

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The basic idea of virtualization is not a new notion. In fact, you have probably endorsed the concept and virtualized your servers. But, what’s next? Imagine a world where not only your business’ servers are virtualized, but your network and storage are as well. Just as server virtualization created a revolutionary impact in the IT…

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