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Bypass HSTS

January 26, 2018
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| Daily, HowTo, Tips

While I am an avid supporter of encryption and security, I do have to admit… getting the dreaded HSTS error within the Chrome browser sucks. When this happens, one of the quickest easiest “hacks” (tips!) to bypass it is to just type “badidea” on your keyboard. And voila! HSTS is bypassed. I learned of this […]

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How to upgrade a simple vRA 7.0 instance to vRA 7.0.1

March 17, 2016
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| Home Lab, HowTo, Projects, VMware, vRA

Just this week, VMware released vRealize Automation 7.0.1 (vRA). It contains many bug fixes and some enhancements to the vRA platform. I was excited for it to come out and was anxious to perform an upgrade in my home lab. I will advise caution and planning in any upgrade of your environment. But I would […]

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Prevent the incrementing of eth devices on Linux systems after guest customization of a cloned VM

December 3, 2015
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| HowTo, Linux

I’ve ran into this issue before and found the following article written by Chris Greene from Orchestration.io. After the guest customization process runs on cloned VMs in some VMware products, you may notice that on your Linux systems the eth device number gets incremented. For example, when the system is first built, the first eth […]

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How to Mount a USB Drive as an ESXi Datastore

October 5, 2015
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| ESXi, Home Lab, HowTo, Projects, VMware

Recently, I have upgraded my homelab – yet again. There will be an oncoming post about the hardware I chose and how it is set up. This time, my lab is mobile. I can take it with me on the road or leave it at home. One of the features that I wanted to be […]

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Disable Flow Control

November 25, 2013
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| Daily, ESX, HowTo, VMware

I was onsite this past weekend doing a vSphere 5.1 turnkey install. The turnkey consisted of a C7000 Blade Chassis, and two ESXi 5.1U3 hosts. With this new installation, the customer was adding to a new 10Gbe environment to his network. There were also a few settings that needed to be made, specifically, disabling Flow […]

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