#TechTipoftheDay
You can install Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account.
During the install:
- Make sure all Ethernet cables are unplugged
- hit F10
- type in cd oobe, hit enter
- type in bypassnro, hit enter
- Wait for reboot at wi-fi setup, click the new I don't have internet link
- Enjoy
You can install Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account.
During the install:
- Make sure all Ethernet cables are unplugged
- hit F10
- type in cd oobe, hit enter
- type in bypassnro, hit enter
- Wait for reboot at wi-fi setup, click the new I don't have internet link
- Enjoy
December 21, 2024 at 2:17 AM
#TechTipoftheDay
You can install Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account.
During the install:
- Make sure all Ethernet cables are unplugged
- hit F10
- type in cd oobe, hit enter
- type in bypassnro, hit enter
- Wait for reboot at wi-fi setup, click the new I don't have internet link
- Enjoy
You can install Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account.
During the install:
- Make sure all Ethernet cables are unplugged
- hit F10
- type in cd oobe, hit enter
- type in bypassnro, hit enter
- Wait for reboot at wi-fi setup, click the new I don't have internet link
- Enjoy
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) is used to allow switches to share trunk information to reduce configuration however it poses a security risk should a Threat Actor plug into a port with DTP enabled. *Always* keep unused ports in `shutdown` mode and assign them a dead VLAN.
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) is used to allow switches to share trunk information to reduce configuration however it poses a security risk should a Threat Actor plug into a port with DTP enabled. *Always* keep unused ports in `shutdown` mode and assign them a dead VLAN.
August 6, 2025 at 3:00 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) is used to allow switches to share trunk information to reduce configuration however it poses a security risk should a Threat Actor plug into a port with DTP enabled. *Always* keep unused ports in `shutdown` mode and assign them a dead VLAN.
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) is used to allow switches to share trunk information to reduce configuration however it poses a security risk should a Threat Actor plug into a port with DTP enabled. *Always* keep unused ports in `shutdown` mode and assign them a dead VLAN.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Running `command1 & command2` will run `command1` and >immediately< run `command2`.
Running `c1 && c2` will run `c1` and >only< run `c2` if `c1` exited successfully.
Don't want to get locked out resetting SIC on a remote CheckPoint FW:
`cpconfig && fw unloadlocal`
Running `command1 & command2` will run `command1` and >immediately< run `command2`.
Running `c1 && c2` will run `c1` and >only< run `c2` if `c1` exited successfully.
Don't want to get locked out resetting SIC on a remote CheckPoint FW:
`cpconfig && fw unloadlocal`
July 9, 2025 at 1:24 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Running `command1 & command2` will run `command1` and >immediately< run `command2`.
Running `c1 && c2` will run `c1` and >only< run `c2` if `c1` exited successfully.
Don't want to get locked out resetting SIC on a remote CheckPoint FW:
`cpconfig && fw unloadlocal`
Running `command1 & command2` will run `command1` and >immediately< run `command2`.
Running `c1 && c2` will run `c1` and >only< run `c2` if `c1` exited successfully.
Don't want to get locked out resetting SIC on a remote CheckPoint FW:
`cpconfig && fw unloadlocal`
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
On IPv4 networks, Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is the mechanism used to locate the physical address of NIC and map it to the IP address. ARP does not cross Layer-2 boundaries so the skid saying he sees your MAC address across the internet is lying.
On IPv4 networks, Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is the mechanism used to locate the physical address of NIC and map it to the IP address. ARP does not cross Layer-2 boundaries so the skid saying he sees your MAC address across the internet is lying.
August 1, 2025 at 1:47 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
On IPv4 networks, Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is the mechanism used to locate the physical address of NIC and map it to the IP address. ARP does not cross Layer-2 boundaries so the skid saying he sees your MAC address across the internet is lying.
On IPv4 networks, Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is the mechanism used to locate the physical address of NIC and map it to the IP address. ARP does not cross Layer-2 boundaries so the skid saying he sees your MAC address across the internet is lying.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Burp Suite lets you intercept HTTP/S requests even before the TLS negotiation which allows you to modify both outgoing requests to a server as well as incoming responses from a server (not enabled by default). This lets you modify data going to the server...
1/x
Burp Suite lets you intercept HTTP/S requests even before the TLS negotiation which allows you to modify both outgoing requests to a server as well as incoming responses from a server (not enabled by default). This lets you modify data going to the server...
1/x
August 14, 2025 at 2:57 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Burp Suite lets you intercept HTTP/S requests even before the TLS negotiation which allows you to modify both outgoing requests to a server as well as incoming responses from a server (not enabled by default). This lets you modify data going to the server...
1/x
Burp Suite lets you intercept HTTP/S requests even before the TLS negotiation which allows you to modify both outgoing requests to a server as well as incoming responses from a server (not enabled by default). This lets you modify data going to the server...
1/x
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Network Address Translation (NAT) modifies either (or both) the source and/or destination Layer-3 address of a packet. There are two ways to implement NAT:
Hide NAT which is a "many:one" ratio and
Static NAT which is a "one:one" ratio
You can NAT with IPv6 but... Why? 🙃💚
Network Address Translation (NAT) modifies either (or both) the source and/or destination Layer-3 address of a packet. There are two ways to implement NAT:
Hide NAT which is a "many:one" ratio and
Static NAT which is a "one:one" ratio
You can NAT with IPv6 but... Why? 🙃💚
August 21, 2025 at 1:59 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Network Address Translation (NAT) modifies either (or both) the source and/or destination Layer-3 address of a packet. There are two ways to implement NAT:
Hide NAT which is a "many:one" ratio and
Static NAT which is a "one:one" ratio
You can NAT with IPv6 but... Why? 🙃💚
Network Address Translation (NAT) modifies either (or both) the source and/or destination Layer-3 address of a packet. There are two ways to implement NAT:
Hide NAT which is a "many:one" ratio and
Static NAT which is a "one:one" ratio
You can NAT with IPv6 but... Why? 🙃💚
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Using the SysV-style boot-up, you can set your initial runlevel (what the OS will boot into) with numbers:
0-Halt
1-Single-user mode (usually used for recovery)
2-User defined
3-Multi-user mode
4-User defined
5-Multi-user GUI mode (X session)
6-Reboot
Safety tip...
Using the SysV-style boot-up, you can set your initial runlevel (what the OS will boot into) with numbers:
0-Halt
1-Single-user mode (usually used for recovery)
2-User defined
3-Multi-user mode
4-User defined
5-Multi-user GUI mode (X session)
6-Reboot
Safety tip...
July 17, 2025 at 1:38 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Using the SysV-style boot-up, you can set your initial runlevel (what the OS will boot into) with numbers:
0-Halt
1-Single-user mode (usually used for recovery)
2-User defined
3-Multi-user mode
4-User defined
5-Multi-user GUI mode (X session)
6-Reboot
Safety tip...
Using the SysV-style boot-up, you can set your initial runlevel (what the OS will boot into) with numbers:
0-Halt
1-Single-user mode (usually used for recovery)
2-User defined
3-Multi-user mode
4-User defined
5-Multi-user GUI mode (X session)
6-Reboot
Safety tip...
Infodump on #VPN #Networking #NetSec #SSH #TechTipOfTheDay
Traditionally, VPNs use ISAKMP (IKE) on UDP/500 or TCP/4500 for Phase-1 negotiation and IPSec on IP/50 for Phase-2. This would make it easy for ISPs to block "VPN" traffic. Of course, VPNs have evolved over time...
1/12
Traditionally, VPNs use ISAKMP (IKE) on UDP/500 or TCP/4500 for Phase-1 negotiation and IPSec on IP/50 for Phase-2. This would make it easy for ISPs to block "VPN" traffic. Of course, VPNs have evolved over time...
1/12
UK government asks everybody to stop using VPNs.
"everybody who's out there thinking of using VPNs...verifying your age keeps a child safe...So let's just not try and find a way around. Just prove your age."
- UK government
"everybody who's out there thinking of using VPNs...verifying your age keeps a child safe...So let's just not try and find a way around. Just prove your age."
- UK government
August 21, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Infodump on #VPN #Networking #NetSec #SSH #TechTipOfTheDay
Traditionally, VPNs use ISAKMP (IKE) on UDP/500 or TCP/4500 for Phase-1 negotiation and IPSec on IP/50 for Phase-2. This would make it easy for ISPs to block "VPN" traffic. Of course, VPNs have evolved over time...
1/12
Traditionally, VPNs use ISAKMP (IKE) on UDP/500 or TCP/4500 for Phase-1 negotiation and IPSec on IP/50 for Phase-2. This would make it easy for ISPs to block "VPN" traffic. Of course, VPNs have evolved over time...
1/12
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
To check the connections currently running through a #CheckPoint firewall, run: `fw tab -t connections -s` for a full summary. Be careful! Running `fw tab -t connections -x` will drop all the connections. Always verify which command switch you've typed especially in prod.
To check the connections currently running through a #CheckPoint firewall, run: `fw tab -t connections -s` for a full summary. Be careful! Running `fw tab -t connections -x` will drop all the connections. Always verify which command switch you've typed especially in prod.
August 11, 2025 at 2:18 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
To check the connections currently running through a #CheckPoint firewall, run: `fw tab -t connections -s` for a full summary. Be careful! Running `fw tab -t connections -x` will drop all the connections. Always verify which command switch you've typed especially in prod.
To check the connections currently running through a #CheckPoint firewall, run: `fw tab -t connections -s` for a full summary. Be careful! Running `fw tab -t connections -x` will drop all the connections. Always verify which command switch you've typed especially in prod.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Don't forget to take a break, decompress and make sure to use your vacation time. For instance, I'm taking next week off for a stay-cation.
Regardless of how much time you take, #MentalHealth is extremely important, especially in any #tech field.
Don't forget to take a break, decompress and make sure to use your vacation time. For instance, I'm taking next week off for a stay-cation.
Regardless of how much time you take, #MentalHealth is extremely important, especially in any #tech field.
a cat is laying on its back on the floor with the words me today below it .
Alt: a cat is laying on its back on the floor with the words me today below it .
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August 22, 2025 at 2:21 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Don't forget to take a break, decompress and make sure to use your vacation time. For instance, I'm taking next week off for a stay-cation.
Regardless of how much time you take, #MentalHealth is extremely important, especially in any #tech field.
Don't forget to take a break, decompress and make sure to use your vacation time. For instance, I'm taking next week off for a stay-cation.
Regardless of how much time you take, #MentalHealth is extremely important, especially in any #tech field.
🔥 Boost Your Browsing with Microsoft Edge's Game-Changing Vertical Tabs! 🔥
🚀 Say goodbye to cluttered tabs and hello to streamlined productivity! 🚀
➡️ www.onecooltip.com/2024/06/how-... ⬅️
#MicrosoftEdge #EdgeVerticalTabs #BrowsingRevolution #TechTipOfTheDay #OneCoolTip @MicrosoftEdge @OneCoolTip
🚀 Say goodbye to cluttered tabs and hello to streamlined productivity! 🚀
➡️ www.onecooltip.com/2024/06/how-... ⬅️
#MicrosoftEdge #EdgeVerticalTabs #BrowsingRevolution #TechTipOfTheDay #OneCoolTip @MicrosoftEdge @OneCoolTip
How to Use Microsoft Edge’s New Vertical Tab Feature
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June 25, 2024 at 2:30 PM
🔥 Boost Your Browsing with Microsoft Edge's Game-Changing Vertical Tabs! 🔥
🚀 Say goodbye to cluttered tabs and hello to streamlined productivity! 🚀
➡️ www.onecooltip.com/2024/06/how-... ⬅️
#MicrosoftEdge #EdgeVerticalTabs #BrowsingRevolution #TechTipOfTheDay #OneCoolTip @MicrosoftEdge @OneCoolTip
🚀 Say goodbye to cluttered tabs and hello to streamlined productivity! 🚀
➡️ www.onecooltip.com/2024/06/how-... ⬅️
#MicrosoftEdge #EdgeVerticalTabs #BrowsingRevolution #TechTipOfTheDay #OneCoolTip @MicrosoftEdge @OneCoolTip
12 smartphone tips that’ll blow you away.
My latest for @nationalpost.bsky.social @torontosun.bsky.social:
nationalpost.com/technology/t...
#smartphone #tech #techtips #techtipoftheday #TTOTD #iPhone #Android
My latest for @nationalpost.bsky.social @torontosun.bsky.social:
nationalpost.com/technology/t...
#smartphone #tech #techtips #techtipoftheday #TTOTD #iPhone #Android
August 6, 2025 at 9:47 PM
12 smartphone tips that’ll blow you away.
My latest for @nationalpost.bsky.social @torontosun.bsky.social:
nationalpost.com/technology/t...
#smartphone #tech #techtips #techtipoftheday #TTOTD #iPhone #Android
My latest for @nationalpost.bsky.social @torontosun.bsky.social:
nationalpost.com/technology/t...
#smartphone #tech #techtips #techtipoftheday #TTOTD #iPhone #Android
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Using Steam (steampowered.com) (@steampowered.com) on Linux for Windows gaming uses Proton - A custom developed compatibility layer which lets you run Windows software on Linux instead of using...
Look, #Silksong is out today so the #TechTip is to just go play Silksong. 🪡🙃💚
Using Steam (steampowered.com) (@steampowered.com) on Linux for Windows gaming uses Proton - A custom developed compatibility layer which lets you run Windows software on Linux instead of using...
Look, #Silksong is out today so the #TechTip is to just go play Silksong. 🪡🙃💚
Steam Store
Steam is the ultimate destination for playing, discussing, and creating games.
steampowered.com
September 4, 2025 at 1:16 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Using Steam (steampowered.com) (@steampowered.com) on Linux for Windows gaming uses Proton - A custom developed compatibility layer which lets you run Windows software on Linux instead of using...
Look, #Silksong is out today so the #TechTip is to just go play Silksong. 🪡🙃💚
Using Steam (steampowered.com) (@steampowered.com) on Linux for Windows gaming uses Proton - A custom developed compatibility layer which lets you run Windows software on Linux instead of using...
Look, #Silksong is out today so the #TechTip is to just go play Silksong. 🪡🙃💚
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Maltego (www.maltego.com) is a fantastic tool to help with OSINT. It's a relationship-based graphing tool with dynamic plugins to help you acquire and organize information against your target(s). I can't recommend it enough.
Maltego (www.maltego.com) is a fantastic tool to help with OSINT. It's a relationship-based graphing tool with dynamic plugins to help you acquire and organize information against your target(s). I can't recommend it enough.
Maltego | OSINT & Cyber Investigations Platform for High-Stakes Cases
Maltego is the all-in-one investigation platform that accelerates complex cyber investigations from hours to minutes. Mine, merge, and map all your essential intelligence in one place, and uncover hid...
www.maltego.com
September 3, 2025 at 1:35 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Maltego (www.maltego.com) is a fantastic tool to help with OSINT. It's a relationship-based graphing tool with dynamic plugins to help you acquire and organize information against your target(s). I can't recommend it enough.
Maltego (www.maltego.com) is a fantastic tool to help with OSINT. It's a relationship-based graphing tool with dynamic plugins to help you acquire and organize information against your target(s). I can't recommend it enough.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
If you haven't already, try Linux From Scratch (www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/) which walks you through building a Linux completely from source code. It's a great way to understand how systems work, toolchaining and that "C" is the OG programming language.
If you haven't already, try Linux From Scratch (www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/) which walks you through building a Linux completely from source code. It's a great way to understand how systems work, toolchaining and that "C" is the OG programming language.
LFS Project Homepage
www.linuxfromscratch.org
September 2, 2025 at 2:00 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
If you haven't already, try Linux From Scratch (www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/) which walks you through building a Linux completely from source code. It's a great way to understand how systems work, toolchaining and that "C" is the OG programming language.
If you haven't already, try Linux From Scratch (www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/) which walks you through building a Linux completely from source code. It's a great way to understand how systems work, toolchaining and that "C" is the OG programming language.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Getting rid of a disk? Zero it out (at least) three times by "imaging" it with the `/dev/zero` character device.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M
⚠️ Make SURE you triple-check which device you're using as your output file (of=) to make sure you don't lose your active disk.
Getting rid of a disk? Zero it out (at least) three times by "imaging" it with the `/dev/zero` character device.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M
⚠️ Make SURE you triple-check which device you're using as your output file (of=) to make sure you don't lose your active disk.
August 20, 2025 at 2:55 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Getting rid of a disk? Zero it out (at least) three times by "imaging" it with the `/dev/zero` character device.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M
⚠️ Make SURE you triple-check which device you're using as your output file (of=) to make sure you don't lose your active disk.
Getting rid of a disk? Zero it out (at least) three times by "imaging" it with the `/dev/zero` character device.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M
⚠️ Make SURE you triple-check which device you're using as your output file (of=) to make sure you don't lose your active disk.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Sub-policies in #CheckPoint #firewall let you create one overarching rule to cover an entire section and then narrow down specifics. This saves on processing time as packets not destined for the parent rule are skipped.
Sub-policies in #CheckPoint #firewall let you create one overarching rule to cover an entire section and then narrow down specifics. This saves on processing time as packets not destined for the parent rule are skipped.
August 19, 2025 at 1:40 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Sub-policies in #CheckPoint #firewall let you create one overarching rule to cover an entire section and then narrow down specifics. This saves on processing time as packets not destined for the parent rule are skipped.
Sub-policies in #CheckPoint #firewall let you create one overarching rule to cover an entire section and then narrow down specifics. This saves on processing time as packets not destined for the parent rule are skipped.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Upgrading? Make sure you also download the currently running firmware in addition to the upgrade version. If things go wrong and you have no Internet access, you have a known-good image you can load.
Upgrading? Make sure you also download the currently running firmware in addition to the upgrade version. If things go wrong and you have no Internet access, you have a known-good image you can load.
August 18, 2025 at 1:51 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Upgrading? Make sure you also download the currently running firmware in addition to the upgrade version. If things go wrong and you have no Internet access, you have a known-good image you can load.
Upgrading? Make sure you also download the currently running firmware in addition to the upgrade version. If things go wrong and you have no Internet access, you have a known-good image you can load.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Most numeric keypads have a Braille button on the "5". Memorize this so that you can cover your PIN entry with your other hand to prevent cameras from seeing what you're PIN is. Bonus points for having repeating digits in case the camera is thermal. Also, jiggle the keypad.
Most numeric keypads have a Braille button on the "5". Memorize this so that you can cover your PIN entry with your other hand to prevent cameras from seeing what you're PIN is. Bonus points for having repeating digits in case the camera is thermal. Also, jiggle the keypad.
August 15, 2025 at 2:11 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Most numeric keypads have a Braille button on the "5". Memorize this so that you can cover your PIN entry with your other hand to prevent cameras from seeing what you're PIN is. Bonus points for having repeating digits in case the camera is thermal. Also, jiggle the keypad.
Most numeric keypads have a Braille button on the "5". Memorize this so that you can cover your PIN entry with your other hand to prevent cameras from seeing what you're PIN is. Bonus points for having repeating digits in case the camera is thermal. Also, jiggle the keypad.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
/tmp and /dev/shm are two temporary storage areas on a *nix system. While /dev/shm may not be there (depending on your OS), /tmp is always there. Contents stored in /tmp are stored in virtual RAM so if you have swap space configured, the contents *may* end up on disk.
/tmp and /dev/shm are two temporary storage areas on a *nix system. While /dev/shm may not be there (depending on your OS), /tmp is always there. Contents stored in /tmp are stored in virtual RAM so if you have swap space configured, the contents *may* end up on disk.
August 13, 2025 at 1:14 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
/tmp and /dev/shm are two temporary storage areas on a *nix system. While /dev/shm may not be there (depending on your OS), /tmp is always there. Contents stored in /tmp are stored in virtual RAM so if you have swap space configured, the contents *may* end up on disk.
/tmp and /dev/shm are two temporary storage areas on a *nix system. While /dev/shm may not be there (depending on your OS), /tmp is always there. Contents stored in /tmp are stored in virtual RAM so if you have swap space configured, the contents *may* end up on disk.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Just for fun, here's a really old one...
To load the first binary on device 8 on your #Commodore64, you would run `LOAD "*",8,1"` Once loaded, you issue the `RUN` command to execute it.
Want a directory listing of the device instead?
`LOAD "$",8` followed by `LIST`
Just for fun, here's a really old one...
To load the first binary on device 8 on your #Commodore64, you would run `LOAD "*",8,1"` Once loaded, you issue the `RUN` command to execute it.
Want a directory listing of the device instead?
`LOAD "$",8` followed by `LIST`
a person typing on a commodore computer
Alt: a person typing on a commodore computer
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August 12, 2025 at 2:53 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Just for fun, here's a really old one...
To load the first binary on device 8 on your #Commodore64, you would run `LOAD "*",8,1"` Once loaded, you issue the `RUN` command to execute it.
Want a directory listing of the device instead?
`LOAD "$",8` followed by `LIST`
Just for fun, here's a really old one...
To load the first binary on device 8 on your #Commodore64, you would run `LOAD "*",8,1"` Once loaded, you issue the `RUN` command to execute it.
Want a directory listing of the device instead?
`LOAD "$",8` followed by `LIST`
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
You don't have to send the output of a command to pipe through grep if the targets of the command are grep-able.
Don't: `cat ./myfile.txt | grep -i somestring`
Do: `grep -i somestring ./myfile.txt`
You don't have to send the output of a command to pipe through grep if the targets of the command are grep-able.
Don't: `cat ./myfile.txt | grep -i somestring`
Do: `grep -i somestring ./myfile.txt`
August 8, 2025 at 3:00 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
You don't have to send the output of a command to pipe through grep if the targets of the command are grep-able.
Don't: `cat ./myfile.txt | grep -i somestring`
Do: `grep -i somestring ./myfile.txt`
You don't have to send the output of a command to pipe through grep if the targets of the command are grep-able.
Don't: `cat ./myfile.txt | grep -i somestring`
Do: `grep -i somestring ./myfile.txt`
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
A traditional #VPN can be daunting if you're not familiar with it so here's some info that will help you out. There are two phases aptly referred to as Phase-1 and Phase-2. Phase-1 can also be called Main Mode (or Aggressive Mode) and Phase-2 is also known as Quick Mode.
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A traditional #VPN can be daunting if you're not familiar with it so here's some info that will help you out. There are two phases aptly referred to as Phase-1 and Phase-2. Phase-1 can also be called Main Mode (or Aggressive Mode) and Phase-2 is also known as Quick Mode.
1/4
August 7, 2025 at 2:35 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
A traditional #VPN can be daunting if you're not familiar with it so here's some info that will help you out. There are two phases aptly referred to as Phase-1 and Phase-2. Phase-1 can also be called Main Mode (or Aggressive Mode) and Phase-2 is also known as Quick Mode.
1/4
A traditional #VPN can be daunting if you're not familiar with it so here's some info that will help you out. There are two phases aptly referred to as Phase-1 and Phase-2. Phase-1 can also be called Main Mode (or Aggressive Mode) and Phase-2 is also known as Quick Mode.
1/4
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) is a dynamic routing protocol that allows for fault tolerance and optimized hop-based routing. It's one of the most often used interior routing protocols.
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) is a dynamic routing protocol that allows for fault tolerance and optimized hop-based routing. It's one of the most often used interior routing protocols.
August 5, 2025 at 12:33 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) is a dynamic routing protocol that allows for fault tolerance and optimized hop-based routing. It's one of the most often used interior routing protocols.
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) is a dynamic routing protocol that allows for fault tolerance and optimized hop-based routing. It's one of the most often used interior routing protocols.
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
The `lsusb` command is a great way to find the devices attached to your system via USB and shows you the hardware IDs of each.
The `lsusb` command is a great way to find the devices attached to your system via USB and shows you the hardware IDs of each.
July 31, 2025 at 1:54 PM
#TechTipOfTheDay #TTOTD
The `lsusb` command is a great way to find the devices attached to your system via USB and shows you the hardware IDs of each.
The `lsusb` command is a great way to find the devices attached to your system via USB and shows you the hardware IDs of each.