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Juniper : Netscreen/ScreenOS to HTML (ns2html) + audit your firewall config (nipper)

Published March 16, 2009 |

A short while ago, I came across 2 really nice tools that will help – visualizing screenos configs into html pages – auditing firewall configs Converting screenos to html The first tool, called ns2html, was developed by Rodrigo Pace de Barros and can be found at http://ns2html.sourceforge.net/ It is written in perl and both […]

Posted in 001_Security, Juniper, Scripts | Tagged audit, config, convert, export, export-juniper-netscreen-configuration, htm, html, Juniper, juniper-ssg-perl-script-config-html, netscreen-config-parser, netscreen-firewall-configurator, nipper, nipper-for-juniper, nipper-for-juniper-firewall, nipper-parsing-nokia-firewall, ns2html, ruleset, screen-os-config-audit, screenos, visualize

Monitoring your network with Powershell

Published January 28, 2009 |

By Peter Van Eeckhoutte (corelanc0d3r)

I have written a small powershell script that will help you to monitor various hosts on your network. Instead of using ping to see if a host is alive, this script will connect to tcp ports, so you can also monitor hosts behind firewalls (or hosts that cannot be pinged). In addition to this, you […]

Posted in My Free Tools, Networking, Powershell | Tagged closed port, discover-if-host-is-alive-powershell, free tool, monitor, monitor-folder-powershell-ps1, network, open port, powerhell-network-port-status, powershell, powershell-active-ports, powershell-commands-to-scan-ports, powershell-display-open-ports, powershell-monitor-port, powershell-network-activity-monitor, powershell-network-diagnostics, powershell-network-discovery, powershell-network-scan, powershell-ping-monitor, powershell-scan-network, report

Exchange 2007 : Powershell script to select optimal database for a new mailbox

Published January 19, 2009 |

By Peter Van Eeckhoutte (corelanc0d3r)

If you have multiple Storage Groups / Databases on your Exchange 2007 server, you may want to try to spread your mailboxes over all databases. You could use your “gut feeling” and/or select a database at random, or you could use a simple script to select the “best” database for hosting a new mailbox. The […]

Posted in MS Exchange, Powershell | Tagged average, database, exchange-2007-mailstore-size-free-powershell, exchange-2007-powershell-command-to-check-mailbox-database-size, exchange-2007-powershell-commands, exchange-2007-powershell-scripts, exchange-2007-ps-script-new-mailbox, exchange-2007-ps1-script-to-batch, exchange-database-command-check, exchange-select-database-by-size, exchange-shell-command-for-database-statusexchange-2007, get-mailboxdatabase, get-mailboxstatistics, most, optimal, powershell, powershell-commands-for-exchange-2007-mailbox-database-details, powershell-compare-exchange-2007-db-size, select, size

How to backup VMWare ESX virtual machines

Published September 23, 2007 |

By Peter Van Eeckhoutte (corelanc0d3r)

Today, I will try to explain 2 techniques that will allow you to backup your vmdk files (virtual machines) on a VMWare ESX 3.0.x server. My lab runs on 3.0.2, but this will work on 3.0.1 (and maybe earlier versions) as well. Before continuing, let’s make a couple of assumptions : I will explain how […]

Posted in Scripts, Virtualization | Tagged backup, backup-esx-virtual-machine, backup-esx-virtual-machines, backup-vmware-virtual-machine, cli, copy-esx-vm, copy-esx-vm-to-same-machine, esx, esx-tar-vmfs-backup, esx-vmbk-pl, how-to-backup-virtual-machines-in-esx, how-to-backup-vmware-virtual-machines, how-to-copy-vmware-machines, schedule, schedule-shut-down-and-start-virtual-machine-on-esxi, script, virtual machine, vmware, vmware cmd, vmware-esxi-backup-active-virtual-machine

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Juniper : Netscreen/ScreenOS to HTML (ns2html) + audit your firewall config (nipper)

Monitoring your network with Powershell

Exchange 2007 : Powershell script to select optimal database for a new mailbox

How to backup VMWare ESX virtual machines

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