You will need console access – either a physical keyboard and monitor locally, or using the Virtual Machine remote console. You will need to be able to control the boot process. Reboot the machine. When the bootloader selection screen … Continue reading →
You are attempting to map a drive from a Windows 10 machine to a share on a Samba server and you get the message: You can’t access this shared folder because your organization’s security policies block unauthenticated guest access Cause: … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →If you have sufficient disk space and you are running Code42/Crashplan pro and you get “Error: No space left on device” when you use systemctl, this may be the fix Linux performs real-time file watching using the inotify API. Inotify … Continue reading →
I have a web server (10.9.21.17) behind my Juniper SRX firewall. I want to make it available to the Internet. I have one static public ip address (1.1.1.116) and it is bound to the interface facing the Internet edit security … Continue reading →
You get your new Juniper switch configured, everything is working well then you notice the alarm light is on! Dont panic! First: Issue the command: root@switch> show system alarms and (hopefully) you will see one or more of the following: … Continue reading →
I have a few boxes that have built in wifi and I dont need it turned on. So I turn it off using the following command nmcli radio wifi off To make sure the wifi radio stays turned off in … Continue reading →
Below provides the basic commands for configuring the date, time and NTP on your Juniper Set the time either set date ntp or set date YYYYYMMDDHHMM Set the name servers set system name-server your.name.server.1 set system name-server your.name.server.2 commit Configure … Continue reading →
I had a problem with a Brother HL-L6200DW with poor print quality on Widows 10. I resolved it as follows: In the “Type here to search” box – type in “Printer & Scanners” Select your printer – then click on … Continue reading →
For 3.5″ drives: 6-32 – min penetration 3.0 mm (0.118 inches) – max penetration 3.8 mm (0.149 inches) For 2.5″ drives: M3
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