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11 Feb

Configure Network Adapter from Command Prompt

If you really want to configure your IP address from the command prompt instead of the Windows GUI you can do so with the Netsh.exe command.
To see your current network config go to a command prompt and type in the following command "netsh interface ip show config"
If you want to set you IP to 10.10.0.2 […]

06 Feb

Two Default Gateways

So I thought I would discuss the topic of multiple default gateways on Windows Servers today since my buddy blogged about it.
IT and Development Best Practice
First off you should never have two default gateways on your servers. It doesn’t matter which OS you are running, Windows 98/NT is worse at handling the condition but […]

24 Jan

Netflow Info without the Software

So as many of you know who have used it in the past netflow is a great tool. Netflow gives you detailed information about traffic flowing through your routers. You can find out what IPs the traffic is coming from and going to, you can see what protocols, what ports and how much traffic is […]

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