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  • Network Tool

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    My primary scripting language is PowerShell. While I’m comfortable writing scripts from scratch, it can be time-consuming to take an idea all the way to a production-ready tool. Recently, I came across Warp IDE an AI powered editor and decided to give it a try to see how far I could push it, and how…

  • Microsoft has a tool called pktmon that give you a stripped-down version of NPCAP that can be used to get Packet Captures from Windows machines without having to install a third-party piece of software. It’s not horrible to configure from the command line and you can go that route if you wish but for most…

  • LLDP does one thing very well, it will tell you the port on a switch that device is connected to and some information around the switch configuration. Where this comes in handy is if you need to move a port to another VLAN or be able to trace a cable during switch upgrades etc… I…

  • PowerShell (My) Best Practices PowerShell is one of my favorite scripting languages, there are many reasons for this. The first is that it’s the language I know the best, it gets points for that. I like the modules that you can import, how it works with Task Scheduler for automated runs, and the fact that…