Information Technology
There are many really good tools capable of generating random passwords with different complexity and purposes. Some of them are integrated in password managers, some embedded in the browser others available programmatically from the cli with no need to use an online password generator. Continue reading “PowerShell: Random Password Generator”
A few months ago, I read so many positive reviews on this book that I immediately purchased it.
I’ve always found it quite difficult to describe my job and role to other colleagues or friends and sometimes unsure that really understand it properly.
It’s such a broad set of roles and responsibilities that can be implicitly assigned or summarised into one depending on the company, by the size of the team and experience that I prefer to generalise as much as I can and be funny/ironic about it.
Continue reading “The Practice of System and Network Administration (Third Edition) : Book Review”
I use NMAP frequently and there are many times that I wish to have its functions on different environments. In this case I was interested in finding how many IP were available for capacity on a local network, knowing that all devices on my network have ICMP enabled.
Continue reading “PowerShell : Find-AvailableIP”
How many times we need to gather simple informations manually? Wouldn’t be easier and simpler just to get it with a one-liner? Every user can get his your public ip opening a browser and typing “What is my ip?”, few users know how to get the same information in one line from the cli.
Continue reading “How To Get Your External/Public IP With Powershell Core Using A RestAPI”