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    • Change Performance Monitor Process Name Format

      Guide

      Posted on February 10, 2024

      The default behavior of Performance Monitor is to display performance counters on a per-application bases. For example, if we have two instances for a “myapp.exe”, we will see “myapp” and “myapp#1”. [Read More]
      Tags:
      • perfmon
    • Almost Everything You Need To Know About IIS FTP Server

      Guide

      Posted on February 3, 2024

      Table of contents What Is FTP FTP Modes Active Mode Passive Mode FTP Firewall Rules FTP Over SSL Implicit FTPS Explicit FTPES Installing IIS FTP Server Firewall Settings Outbound Rules Inbound Rules Creating IIS FTP Server FTP Firewall Support FTP Authentication FTP Authorization FTP Request Filtering FTP IP Address &... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • iis
      • ftp
      • server
    • Managing Software In Debian-based Distros

      Guide

      Posted on December 16, 2023

      Introduction This guide aims to provide a quick reference guide on how to manage software in Debian-based distributions. We will start with a brief overview of basics concepts follow by dpkg command and then we will take a closer look at the apt-get command. Debian Package A Debian package/software is... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • linux
      • debian
      • ubuntu
      • software
      • apt-get
    • Dump Collection Quick Reference Guide

      Guide

      Posted on November 21, 2023

      Introduction The aim of this article is to provide a quick reference guide in how to collect dumps using PROCDUMP, Debug Diag, and Windows Error Reporting (WER). However, I also find it quite useful to have an introductory section that glances over concepts such as: dumps, exceptions, debugger. Dump A dump... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • dumps
      • debugdiag
      • procdump
      • wer
      • exceptions
    • Archiving And Compression In Linux

      Guide

      Posted on October 23, 2023

      Archiving - tar Command The “tar” stands for tape archive. An archive file is a compressed file that contains one or more files bundled together for more accessible storage and portability. Archiving: combines multiples files into one. The “tar” command can: create an archive, extract an archive, and list an... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • linux
      • archiving
      • compression
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