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I'm trying to run SSH on a non-standard port. But I can't even get a TCP packet through. IP routing works fine on port 22 and so does the actual connection: downstream@localhost:~$ ip route get 172.234.232.12 ipproto tcp dport 22 172.234.232.12 via 172.234.224.1 dev eth0 src 172.234.224.188 uid 1000 cache downstream@localhost:~$ nc -zvw2 172.234.232.12 22 Co
In previous versions of Windows, it was easily possible to exit Windows Explorer if needed: Ctrl + Shift + Right-click the taskbar, then select Exit Explorer menu item. In Windows 11, this no longer works. Did Microsoft move the functionality elsewhere?
I'm using the following command to test network speed to my.remote.server , from my workstation: dd if=/dev/random | pv | ssh my.remote.server "dd of=/dev/null" When I set en0 to 10Gb, performance drops significantly (15MB/s upload). But when I set en0 to 1Gb, I get much better results (56MB/s upload). This happens despite the 10Gb link working perfectly in
By default,according to k8s documentation , Services are assigned a DNS A record for a name of the form my-svc.my-namespace.svc.cluster-domain.example . Is there a command to retrieve the full name of a service?
The Windows 11 ISO file, which can be downloaded from Microsoft, contains a install.wim file that is greater than 4 GiB in size. This prevents creating a USB flash drive installer by simply copying the files from the mounted Windows 11 ISO file to a FAT32 formatted USB flash drive. If you have a machine running Windows, this is not a problem because you can
In Windows 11, double-clicking the Bluetooth icon in the system tray opens the menu in the below screenshot. Is there a way to directly open this menu with a keyboard shortcut? If not, then is there a command that works via the Run menu or a command prompt, which I could then map to a keyboard shortcut using AutoHotkey? Here is what I've tried so far: Win+K
I typically run a query like fields @timestamp, @message | filter @message like /ERROR/ | sort @timestamp desc | limit 20 Is there any way to get additional lines of context around the messages containing "ERROR"? Similar to the A, B, and C flags with grep? Example For example, if I have a given log with the following lines DEBUG Line 1 DEBUG Line 2 ERROR me
What does 444 in the language options in 7-Zip mean? I use Windows 11 24H2 Pro and 7-Zip 24.09 x64 .
I have a Logitech M720 mouse, and every time I connect the receiver to a Windows 11 machine, an ad pops up: How did this pop-up make it on my computer, and how can I permanently remove it?
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