Most of the time when I learn new stuff, I need to write it down. That way my brain doesn’t forget as fast.

This is just my own personal Cisco cheatsheet. Don’t know if every description of a command is correct. Might change over time as I add, edit or delete sections… It’s not done yet, don’t know if it will ever be truly finished…

Cisco Catalyst Switches

Analyse

Terminal Paging

My nephew wanted to host a Minecraft server for him and his friend. He asked me for some help since I have hosted a lot of game servers myself.

So I wrote a short guide on how I set up my minecraft servers and how I would recommend him to do so himself.

Preparations

SSH Keys

If you don’t already have a SSH key pair, you should generate one. You should put your public key on your server and use your private key to connect to the server. The private key should, as the name suggests, stay private. You should never post this key online, upload it in a git repo, etc.

In the three years I’ve been working I’ve done a bit of automating and scripting to make my work life a bit easier. I like to automate the task I do (almost) everyday or the things that I would have to repeat more than ten times.

Since I work as a network engineer at a hospital, I don’t have all the permissions to download whatever programming language I would like. But I do have Powershell. So because of this, I started writing and learning a bit more Powershell. In my studies I’ve learned the basics of Powershell, but barely ever used it for anything useful.

A first blog post, while figuring things out

How does this display the text? I don’t know… How do I deploy this blog? I don’t know… How does Hugo work? I don’t know…

But I want to figure it out and start this.

Theme

echo "I hope it does format it well"

I’m going to try a few Hugo themes. I started with the paper theme, but I don’t like thos colors and I think it was more then I wanted or needed.