Syslog Log ASA VPN AnyConnect

Written by on 02.01.2012 | Networking

I was recently tasked with logging when users would connect and disconnect from the VPN – I believe the intent is to keep track of hours, but it was proposed as a way to keep track of users in terms of security violations. Either way I needed to come up with a solution. Here was [...]

Exchange 2007 Error Updating Free/Busy Information

Written by on 01.26.2012 | Microsoft

Exchange 2007 server was getting error eventID 8207: Error updating public folder with free/busy information on virtual machine SERVERNAME. The error number is 0×80004005. This is generally caused when you upgraded from 2000/2003 and didn’t put in replicas for the old email groups. You can find out by opening the powershell and running the following: [...]

Exmerge Exchange 2007

Written by on 01.26.2012 | Microsoft

I know it’s 2012 and I’m writing about a server from 2007. It’s still fairly relevant. Exchange 2010 has some different functionality, so keep that in mind. I also know that we don’t use exmerge in post-2003 exchange environments. But I like the terminology. Basically I had a user delete all of their calendar items [...]

SNMP Daemon Ubuntu

Written by on 01.23.2012 | Linux

Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS x32 fully patched. I needed to install SNMP so my cacti installation could work with graphing. And I thought I had already installed SNMP on the server I was testing against. Testing from cacti: snmpwalk -v 1 -c public IPOFSERVER Timeout: No Response from IPOFSERVER OK, so let me see if the [...]

Sudoers Ubuntu Commands

Written by on 01.18.2012 | Linux

I needed to find an easy, and fairly secure, way to allow a user to login on a website and display their current user’s disk usage. Generally I just navigate to the user’s home directory and run du -hc But in this case I needed it to work from the web. By default, Ubuntu runs [...]

NTP on RHEL

Written by on 01.18.2012 | Linux

I know there is a GUI for RHEL, but I still prefer to do these things via a command line. RHEL Setup NTPd To simply set the time to the time server (correct time one-off), use the following command: /usr/sbin/ntpdate IP_or_ADDR_of_NTP_Server In my case it was this command and this result: -bash-3.2# /usr/sbin/ntpdate 10.4.0.253 18 [...]