https://wiki.24pin.tech/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=NShearer 2026-05-08T15:55:32Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.37.1 https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=2093 2022-10-22T16:08:05Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implemented the services such as vSphere Replication (which saved our bums a lot) and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMware products. <br /> <br /> == Where I'm at Today (October 2022) ==<br /> As of October 3rd 2022, I'm working at the Ak-Chin Indian Community as their Network Systems Technician. Here I have been given the chance to apply everything I learned at 24PinTech including VMware and Cisco networking. I'm still training and preparing to take the CCNA so that when I do take the exam I will be able to easily pass it. <br /> <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=2092 2022-10-22T16:04:05Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implemented the services such as vSphere Replication (which saved our bums a lot) and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMware products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1952 2022-09-15T20:32:16Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implemented the services such as vSphere Replication (which saved our bums a lot) and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMware products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.<br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1849 2022-05-19T17:25:30Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implemented the services such as vSphere Replication (which saved our bums a lot) and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMware products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.<br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1848 2022-05-19T17:23:49Z

<p>NShearer: /* Contact Info */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.<br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1799 2022-05-09T22:06:49Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.<br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |:Linkedin <br /> |Nathan Shearer (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-shearer-31bb201b8)<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1798 2022-05-09T22:05:36Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.<br /> <br /> == Contact Info ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> |Email<br /> |nateshearer64@gmail.com<br /> |-<br /> |Facebook<br /> |Nathan Shearer<br /> |-<br /> |Linkelnd <br /> |<br /> |}</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1797 2022-05-09T22:03:58Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CompTIA Network+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=DHCP&diff=1789 2022-05-06T16:22:09Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our DHCP Setup=<br /> <br /> Our DHCP is run on [[Odin]] and [[Friia]]. DHCP is what gives out the IP addresses to the devices on our network. Without it, we would have to use static IP addresses, or we would not be able to communicate properly. Both of the servers keep each other synced on what IP addresses have been given out to ensure there are no conflicts.<br /> <br /> ==Address Pool==<br /> <br /> Our scope is 10.21.25.0, as that is our network. The DHCP server only distributes addresses in from 10.21.25.30 to 10.21.25.247. The rest in the network are reserved for servers and printers, or anything else that needs a static IP. The following chart represents our current setup...<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+Reservations<br /> !Hostname<br /> !IP Address<br /> |-<br /> |Gateway<br /> |10.21.25.1<br /> |-<br /> |Valhalla<br /> |10.21.25.2<br /> |-<br /> |Odin<br /> |10.21.25.3<br /> |-<br /> |Friia<br /> |10.21.25.4<br /> |-<br /> |Yggdrasil<br /> |10.21.25.5<br /> |-<br /> |MAC Server (VM)<br /> |10.21.25.6<br /> |-<br /> |Asgard<br /> |10.21.25.7<br /> |-<br /> |Heimdall<br /> |10.21.25.8<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.9<br /> |-<br /> |vpn-env<br /> |10.21.25.10<br /> |-<br /> |LoganWeb<br /> |10.21.25.11<br /> |-<br /> |Sleipnir<br /> |10.21.25.12<br /> |-<br /> |Midgard<br /> |10.21.25.13<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.14<br /> |-<br /> |MAC Server (not VM)<br /> |10.21.25.15<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.16<br /> |-<br /> |IOlan<br /> |10.21.25.17<br /> |-<br /> |OpenGear<br /> |10.21.25.18<br /> |-<br /> |Sleipnir 2<br /> |10.21.25.19<br /> |-<br /> |vMotion (Val)<br /> |10.21.25.20<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.21<br /> |-<br /> |vMotion (Asg)<br /> |10.21.25.22<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.23<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.24<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.25<br /> |-<br /> |vSphere Rep<br /> |10.21.25.26<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.27<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.28<br /> |-<br /> |FOG<br /> |10.21.25.29<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.30<br /> |-<br /> |3D Print<br /> |10.21.25.129<br /> |-<br /> |LaserPrint<br /> |10.21.25.241<br /> |-<br /> |LaserColorPrint<br /> |10.21.25.243<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Address Leases==<br /> <br /> These are all of the current DHCP releases that the DHCP servers have put out that are active.<br /> <br /> ==Reservations==<br /> <br /> This is where all of our static DHCP-side reservations for our servers, printers, NAS, etc., are located. You can double click any of them to edit their specific settings.<br /> <br /> ==='''Hostname IP address'''===<br /> LoganWeb (VM on Valhalla) 10.21.25.11<br /> <br /> NAS 24PinTech 10.21.25.16<br /> <br /> SC-P8000Series-2D6580 10.21.25.90<br /> <br /> NPI7C274C (HP LaserJet P4014) 10.21.25.241<br /> <br /> NPI82FF0E (HP Color LaserJet M553) 10.21.25.243<br /> <br /> ==Scope Options==<br /> <br /> This is where we configure our DHCP options. To configure options that we don't already have set, right click &quot;Scope Options&quot; and click on &quot;Configure Options&quot; and configure what you need. Below are the options we already have set:<br /> <br /> [[File:DHCP_Options.PNG]]<br /> <br /> These options set where the computers will look for DNS, what our domain name is ([[CISCOACA.local]]) and the other options tell computers to PXE boot from [[FOG]] and configures the settings they need to boot from [[FOG]].<br /> <br /> ==Policies==<br /> <br /> These are settings that are applied to certain devices based off of rules defined by the policy, like IP address range, vendor, etc.<br /> <br /> The only policy we have currently configured is called UEFI, which applies to network booting via UEFI. It sets options 66 and 67 to make sure devices will boot properly off of [[FOG]]. 67 is set to ipxe.efi, and 66 is set to 10.21.25.4.<br /> <br /> ==Server Options==<br /> <br /> This is where settings can be configured globally across the whole DHCP server. We have none of these currently configured.<br /> <br /> ==Policies (Not within scope)==<br /> <br /> Same as above policies but global, we do not have this configured.<br /> <br /> ==Filters==<br /> <br /> This allows you to block or allow certain MAC addresses from receiving DHCP addresses.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=DHCP&diff=1788 2022-05-06T16:21:05Z

<p>NShearer: Updated reservations</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our DHCP Setup=<br /> <br /> Our DHCP is run on [[Odin]] and [[Friia]]. DHCP is what gives out the IP addresses to the devices on our network. Without it, we would have to use static IP addresses, or we would not be able to communicate properly. Both of the servers keep each other synced on what IP addresses have been given out to ensure there are no conflicts.<br /> <br /> ==Address Pool==<br /> <br /> Our scope is 10.21.25.0, as that is our network. The DHCP server only distributes addresses in from 10.21.25.30 to 10.21.25.247. The rest in the network are reserved for servers and printers, or anything else that needs a static IP. The following chart represents our current setup...<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+Reservations<br /> !Hostname<br /> !IP Address<br /> |-<br /> |Gateway<br /> |10.21.25.1<br /> |-<br /> |Valhalla<br /> |10.21.25.2<br /> |-<br /> |Odin<br /> |10.21.25.3<br /> |-<br /> |Friia<br /> |10.21.25.5<br /> |-<br /> |Yggdrasil<br /> |10.21.25.6<br /> |-<br /> |Asgard<br /> |10.21.25.7<br /> |-<br /> |Heimdall<br /> |10.21.25.8<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.9<br /> |-<br /> |vpn-env<br /> |10.21.25.10<br /> |-<br /> |LoganWeb<br /> |10.21.25.11<br /> |-<br /> |Sleipnir<br /> |10.21.25.12<br /> |-<br /> |Midgard<br /> |10.21.25.13<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.14<br /> |-<br /> |MAC Server (not vm)<br /> |10.21.25.15<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.16<br /> |-<br /> |IOlan<br /> |10.21.25.17<br /> |-<br /> |OpenGear<br /> |10.21.25.18<br /> |-<br /> |Sleipnir 2<br /> |10.21.25.19<br /> |-<br /> |vMotion (Val)<br /> |10.21.25.20<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.21<br /> |-<br /> |vMotion (Asg)<br /> |10.21.25.22<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.23<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.24<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.25<br /> |-<br /> |vSphere Rep<br /> |10.21.25.26<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.27<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.28<br /> |-<br /> |FOG<br /> |10.21.25.29<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> |10.21.25.30<br /> |-<br /> |3D Print<br /> |10.21.25.129<br /> |-<br /> |LaserPrint<br /> |10.21.25.241<br /> |-<br /> |LaserColorPrint<br /> |10.21.25.243<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Address Leases==<br /> <br /> These are all of the current DHCP releases that the DHCP servers have put out that are active.<br /> <br /> ==Reservations==<br /> <br /> This is where all of our static DHCP-side reservations for our servers, printers, NAS, etc., are located. You can double click any of them to edit their specific settings.<br /> <br /> ==='''Hostname IP address'''===<br /> LoganWeb (VM on Valhalla) 10.21.25.11<br /> <br /> NAS 24PinTech 10.21.25.16<br /> <br /> SC-P8000Series-2D6580 10.21.25.90<br /> <br /> NPI7C274C (HP LaserJet P4014) 10.21.25.241<br /> <br /> NPI82FF0E (HP Color LaserJet M553) 10.21.25.243<br /> <br /> ==Scope Options==<br /> <br /> This is where we configure our DHCP options. To configure options that we don't already have set, right click &quot;Scope Options&quot; and click on &quot;Configure Options&quot; and configure what you need. Below are the options we already have set:<br /> <br /> [[File:DHCP_Options.PNG]]<br /> <br /> These options set where the computers will look for DNS, what our domain name is ([[CISCOACA.local]]) and the other options tell computers to PXE boot from [[FOG]] and configures the settings they need to boot from [[FOG]].<br /> <br /> ==Policies==<br /> <br /> These are settings that are applied to certain devices based off of rules defined by the policy, like IP address range, vendor, etc.<br /> <br /> The only policy we have currently configured is called UEFI, which applies to network booting via UEFI. It sets options 66 and 67 to make sure devices will boot properly off of [[FOG]]. 67 is set to ipxe.efi, and 66 is set to 10.21.25.4.<br /> <br /> ==Server Options==<br /> <br /> This is where settings can be configured globally across the whole DHCP server. We have none of these currently configured.<br /> <br /> ==Policies (Not within scope)==<br /> <br /> Same as above policies but global, we do not have this configured.<br /> <br /> ==Filters==<br /> <br /> This allows you to block or allow certain MAC addresses from receiving DHCP addresses.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1778 2022-05-05T17:48:21Z

<p>NShearer: /* Projects and other Contributions */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CCNA 200-301 (WIP)<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> **And other stuff that may or may not be in the Server Team Documents folder in the 24pintech google drive folder <br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1777 2022-05-05T17:47:25Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CCNA 200-301 (WIP)<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> *The list of all my documentation contributions:<br /> **[[ESXi]]<br /> **[[mhs.24pin.tech]]<br /> **[[MAC on ESXi]]<br /> **[[Print Server]]<br /> **[[DHCP]]<br /> **[[Valhalla]]<br /> **[[Asgard]]<br /> **[[Starwind]]<br /> **[[Odin]]<br /> **[[Friia]]<br /> **[[vSphere Replication]]<br /> **[[Filtering out Emails]]<br /> **[[vSphere/vCenter]]<br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1776 2022-05-05T17:39:51Z

<p>NShearer: /* Certifications */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *TestOut Routing and Switching Pro (WIP)<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> *CCNA 200-301 (WIP)<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1775 2022-05-05T17:28:12Z

<p>NShearer: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> [[File:NateSkills.jpg|thumb|SkillsUSA (2021-2022) Portrait ]]<br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=File:NateSkills.jpg&diff=1774 2022-05-05T17:27:04Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>Nate skills picture</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=User:NShearer&diff=1773 2022-05-05T17:24:20Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> Hello, my name is Nathan Shearer. I'm part of the graduating class of 2022 and joined 24pintech my sophomore year of high school. My first year in 24pintech I didn't really get myself too involved. It wasn't till the second semester of my Junior year that I got myself involved in the server side of the class. I worked with a Senior at the time named Kevin, and with his help I learned a lot about the Windows Server environment and administrating a virtual environment through ESXi. My Senior year I fully implanted the services such as vSphere replication which saved our bums a lot and vCenter which is used as a central management interface for all VMWare products. [[File:B6E100DF-E162-4FD7-8570-7B1F8B4E57D9.jpeg|thumb|400x400px|Freshman Photo|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:B6E100DF-E162-4FD7-8570-7B1F8B4E57D9.jpeg]]<br /> <br /> == Certifications ==<br /> <br /> * TestOut PC Pro<br /> * TestOut Networking Pro<br /> * TestOut Security Pro<br /> * TestOut Server Data &amp; Storage Pro<br /> *TestOut Server Networking Pro<br /> *CompTIA A+<br /> <br /> == Other Awards ==<br /> <br /> *State winner for 2021-2022 Cyberpatriot Competition <br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Internetworking Competition<br /> *State Gold winner for 2021-2022 SkillsUSA Career Pathway Showcase: IT Competition <br /> <br /> == Projects and other Contributions ==<br /> <br /> * Implementation of VMWare products into the classroom environment<br /> ** ESXi<br /> ** vSphere Replication<br /> ** vCenter<br /> * Rebuilding the Windows Domain in early 2021<br /> * Various other contributions to other stuff like Unraid and providing insurance that the web server didn't break<br /> <br /> == Plans for after High School ==<br /> I personally dislike the idea of going to some big university or competitive college. In the end it all is the same, just some degree. So because of this my plans after high school is to achieve as many certifications as I can, maybe go to CAC for an associates in Networking, and throw myself straight into the workforce. I plan on pursuing a career in Networking and Systems Administration roles.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=File:Vmotion-feature.jpg&diff=1749 2022-04-26T17:31:12Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>Image created by VMware</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Installing_IOS_on_a_Cisco_Device&diff=1648 2022-03-31T19:12:50Z

<p>NShearer: Created page with &quot;= Preparing Resources = You’ll need the following piece of equipment: * Old Toshiba with a serial console port ** Toshiba will also need to have a TFTP Server application, a terminal emulator, and the IOS of the router. To make sure that the IOS is the correct one, I would double-check with other routers of the same model. You can grab the IOS of the internet. * Ethernet Cable * Console Cable * Router with a storage device in it = Step by Step Process = * Make sure...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>= Preparing Resources =<br /> You’ll need the following piece of equipment:<br /> <br /> * Old Toshiba with a serial console port<br /> ** Toshiba will also need to have a TFTP Server application, a terminal emulator, and the IOS of the router. To make sure that the IOS is the correct one, I would double-check with other routers of the same model. You can grab the IOS of the internet.<br /> * Ethernet Cable<br /> * Console Cable<br /> * Router with a storage device in it<br /> <br /> = Step by Step Process =<br /> <br /> * Make sure you have all of your resources from above ready to go. Plug the old Toshiba in with power because it will probably die, plug the console port from the router into the serial port of the Toshiba, and plug the Ethernet cord into the Toshiba to the first available port on the router. <br /> * Turn on the router if you haven’t already. Console into the router with your terminal emulation program. You’ll need to boot into rommon mode, but if the router has nothing on its flash storage it will probably automatically. <br /> * Once in rommon you’ll need to edit a couple of variables to use the tftpdnld command, you can just use the same variables I used. Type the following into the console:<br /> ** IP_ADDRESS=192.168.0.2<br /> ** IP_SUBNET_MASK=255.255.255.0<br /> ** DEFAULT_GATEWAY=192.168.0.2<br /> ** TFTP_SERVER=192.168.0.1<br /> ** TFTP_FILE=(whatever the name of the IOS file is)<br /> * That’s all you need to do on the router side for now. Now we need to configure a couple of things on the Toshiba. <br /> * Go into the networking of the Toshiba and change the IP address and the subnet mask to 192.168.0.2 and 255.255.255.0<br /> * Open up your TFTP Server application and you’ll need to configure a couple of settings. I used TerraTerm (download link below.) <br /> ** Go to File&gt;Configure<br /> * Under the General tab:<br /> ** Make sure you have a TFTP Server Root Directory, this will be located on the root of your C drive. <br /> ** Also, make sure the status of the TFTP server is “Started”<br /> * Under Server Binding make sure “Bind to all addresses on the machine” is checked<br /> * Under Security make sure “Send and Recieve files” is on and “Allow all IP addresses to send/receive files”<br /> * You are done setting up your TFTP Server.<br /> * Now make sure that you have the IOS file in the TFTP-Root directory. This is where the router will be pulling from. <br /> * Move back over to the terminal emulation program and type in tftpdnld. This starts the process, say yes to the yes/no question. It should start throwing a back of exclamation marks back at you (or maybe something else depending on the router.) You will also see in your TFTP Server application that a file get started. Check this to confirm that it is working. <br /> * Once the router finishes grabbing the ISO it will tell you. You can then type in the command “reset” to restart the router. It should just boot into the IOS and you can use it as a router again. <br /> <br /> = Troubleshooting/Errors =<br /> <br /> * After this entire process, if the router starts to boot loop you may have installed the wrong IOS version.<br /> <br /> = Helpful Resources =<br /> <br /> * &lt;nowiki&gt;https://www.solarwinds.com/free-tools/free-tftp-server&lt;/nowiki&gt; #TFTP Server app I used<br /> * &lt;nowiki&gt;https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/index.html.en&lt;/nowiki&gt; #TerraTerm used to access the Router console<br /> * &lt;nowiki&gt;https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/routers/2600-series-multiservice-platforms/12714-76.html&lt;/nowiki&gt; #Cisco’s documentation page is for 2600 series but I got it to work with an 1800 series</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=DHCP&diff=1645 2022-03-31T16:51:57Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our DHCP Setup=<br /> <br /> Our DHCP is run on [[Odin]] and [[Friia]]. DHCP is what gives out the IP addresses to the devices on our network. Without it, we would have to use static IP addresses, or we would not be able to communicate properly. Both of the servers keep each other synced on what IP addresses have been given out to ensure there are no conflicts.<br /> <br /> ==Address Pool==<br /> <br /> Our scope is 10.21.25.0, as that is our network. The DHCP server only distributes addresses in from 10.21.25.30 to 10.21.25.247. The rest in the network are reserved for servers and printers, or anything else that needs a static IP. The following chart represents our current setup...<br /> <br /> ===Hostname IP address===<br /> Gateway 10.21.25.1<br /> <br /> Valhalla 10.21.25.2<br /> <br /> Odin 10.21.25.3<br /> <br /> Friia 10.21.25.4<br /> <br /> Yggdrasil 10.21.25.5<br /> <br /> MacMini 10.21.25.6<br /> <br /> Asgard 10.21.25.7<br /> <br /> Heimdall (ESXI VM's) 10.21.25.8<br /> <br /> Thor 10.21.25.9<br /> <br /> vpn-env 10.21.25.10<br /> <br /> LoganWeb (VM Valhalla) 10.21.25.11<br /> <br /> Sleipnir (VM Valhalla) 10.21.25.12<br /> <br /> Midgard (Unraid) 10.21.25.13<br /> <br /> Macmini Backup 10.21.25.15<br /> <br /> NAS 24PinTech 10.21.25.16<br /> <br /> Perle IOLAN Console Serv 10.21.25.17<br /> <br /> Opengear 10.21.25.18<br /> <br /> Sleipnir 2 10.21.25.19<br /> <br /> vSphere Purposes 10.21.25.20-25<br /> <br /> Fog 10.21.25.29<br /> <br /> ==Address Leases==<br /> <br /> These are all of the current DHCP releases that the DHCP servers have put out that are active.<br /> <br /> ==Reservations==<br /> <br /> This is where all of our static DHCP-side reservations for our servers, printers, NAS, etc., are located. You can double click any of them to edit their specific settings.<br /> <br /> ==='''Hostname IP address'''===<br /> LoganWeb (VM on Valhalla) 10.21.25.11<br /> <br /> NAS 24PinTech 10.21.25.16<br /> <br /> SC-P8000Series-2D6580 10.21.25.90<br /> <br /> NPI7C274C (HP LaserJet P4014) 10.21.25.241<br /> <br /> NPI82FF0E (HP Color LaserJet M553) 10.21.25.243<br /> <br /> ==Scope Options==<br /> <br /> This is where we configure our DHCP options. To configure options that we don't already have set, right click &quot;Scope Options&quot; and click on &quot;Configure Options&quot; and configure what you need. Below are the options we already have set:<br /> <br /> [[File:DHCP_Options.PNG]]<br /> <br /> These options set where the computers will look for DNS, what our domain name is ([[CISCOACA.local]]) and the other options tell computers to PXE boot from [[FOG]] and configures the settings they need to boot from [[FOG]].<br /> <br /> ==Policies==<br /> <br /> These are settings that are applied to certain devices based off of rules defined by the policy, like IP address range, vendor, etc.<br /> <br /> The only policy we have currently configured is called UEFI, which applies to network booting via UEFI. It sets options 66 and 67 to make sure devices will boot properly off of [[FOG]]. 67 is set to ipxe.efi, and 66 is set to 10.21.25.4.<br /> <br /> ==Server Options==<br /> <br /> This is where settings can be configured globally across the whole DHCP server. We have none of these currently configured.<br /> <br /> ==Policies (Not within scope)==<br /> <br /> Same as above policies but global, we do not have this configured.<br /> <br /> ==Filters==<br /> <br /> This allows you to block or allow certain MAC addresses from receiving DHCP addresses.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=DNS&diff=1644 2022-03-31T16:51:40Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our DNS Setup=<br /> <br /> DNS is what allows us to translate website names to IP addresses. We run our DNS on Odin and Friia, with Friia being the hot standby. If you want to know more about our overall domain setup, visit mhs.24pin.tech.<br /> <br /> We have to have our DNS reference the DNS servers of the district as well to ensure everything forwards properly.<br /> <br /> ==Forward Lookup Zones==<br /> <br /> [[File:LookUpZonesForward.PNG]]<br /> <br /> We have four forward lookup zones at the time of writing, these forward lookup zones are where the DNS server will look to reach different devices in the school networks. Two of them are for our network, the mhs.24pin.tech domain, and two of them are for musd.local/musd20.org. This has all of the devices we may want to reach. DNS populates itself for the most part, so we do not mess with it unless there is an issue.<br /> <br /> ==Reverse Lookup Zones==<br /> <br /> At the time of writing we have no reverse lookup zones configured<br /> <br /> ==Trust Points==<br /> <br /> At the time of writing we have no trust points configured.<br /> <br /> ==Conditional Forwarders==<br /> <br /> At the time of writing we have no conditional forwarders configured.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Category:Windows&diff=1643 2022-03-31T16:48:54Z

<p>NShearer: Created page with &quot;==== This category covers everything Windows related from server stuff like DNS to changing basic settings in the Windows operating system. ====&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>==== This category covers everything Windows related from server stuff like DNS to changing basic settings in the Windows operating system. ====</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Mhs.24pin.tech&diff=1641 2022-03-31T16:46:53Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our Domain Setup=<br /> The mhs.24pin.tech domain is setup to run off of the servers called Odin and Friia. They both run [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Active_Directory Active Directory], [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DNS DNS], and [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DHCP DHCP]. Odin is configured as the main server by default, and Friia is configured as the hot standby. They will failover or trade roles if there is ever an issue. Friia may also occasionally switch to the main server leaving Odin as the hot standby, which is fine as they will still have redundancy. Friia is the default standby, as Friia also runs the web server VMs so it has more load already.<br /> <br /> To learn more about any of these things, click their respective links throughout this page.<br /> ==Active Directory==<br /> [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Active_Directory Active Directory] controls who gets all of our [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Group_Policy Group Policy]/[https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Security_Policy Security Policy] and how they are applied. Basically, [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Active_Directory Active Directory] controls how all of the computers in our domain behave, and is what allows us to have our unique logins that work on every computer. Without it, we are unable to login, we lose our shared folders, and we lose all our [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Security_Policy Security Policy].<br /> ===Domain Name Services===<br /> Domain Name Services (or [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DNS DNS]) is what translates website names to IP addresses (like 24pin.tech to our public IP to Friia). Without it, accessing the internet and other computers on the network would require us to have all of the IPs memorized. That is bad. We like [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DNS DNS]. [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DNS DNS] is also needed for things to function properly since our network is in the middle of MUSD.local's things, so we need to forward properly through them.<br /> ===DHCP===<br /> [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DHCP DHCP] is run on Odin as the main server, and Friia is the hot standby. Our [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DHCP DHCP] setup is fairly basic, but we do have special settings configured for [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/FOG FOG] and for our servers and printers we have [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/DHCP DHCP] reservations.<br /> ===Group Policy===<br /> [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Group_Policy Group Policy] is where all of the settings and changes that we want to make to all of the computers in our network are made. Pretty much every Windows setting you have ever heard of, and many you haven't heard of, can be changed here and applied to some or all of the computers or servers in our network. We have different [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Group_Policy Group Policy] settings set for our normal computers than the servers, and different ones are applied to computers that may run through our [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Active_Directory Active Directory] but are in different rooms. Our [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Security_Policy Security Policy] is part of [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Group_Policy Group Policy] but has it's own page, as it is very important to keep things controlled and needed more of an explanation than other parts of [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Group_Policy Group Policy].<br /> <br /> == Binding Computers to the Domain ==<br /> <br /> === Binding Macs ===<br /> [[File:Screen Shot 2021-04-29 at 2.56.35 PM.png|left|thumb|Directory Utility Bind Window]]<br /> [[File:Screen Shot 2021-04-29 at 2.25.32 PM.png|thumb|Sharing setting window]]<br /> Binding Macs is a very simple process. Log into the machine locally. Open system settings and navigate to sharing. <br /> <br /> Once there in the computer name box enter the correct computer name. Please make sure that below that it says the name.local. If it does not just go the the edit box in the right and open it and close it, that should correct the issue.<br /> <br /> Now close that window and open the directory utility to begin the process of binding your system to the domain. You may have to search for it by opening the finder, clicking applications, then typing in directory utility in the search bar. Once it is open click on the padlock on the bottom and log in with your local admin credentials. Highlight active directory and click on the edit button, looks like a little pencil in the lower left hand corner.<br /> <br /> This will open the bind window. Enter the name of our domain in the dialogue box (mhm.24pin.tech) and make sure the Computer ID matches the computer name you set up in Sharing. Also make sure you check the create mobile account at login, and the require confirmation before creating a mobile account check box just below it. The click OK. You will then be prompted to use your Domain Admin username and password from AD to join the system to the domain. Reboot the machine and log in using your MHS.24PIN.Tech credentials to ensure that it works.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Active_Directory&diff=1640 2022-03-31T16:46:09Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> =Our Active Directory Setup=<br /> If you are not sure how our domain works, start at the [[Mhs.24pin.tech]] specific page.<br /> <br /> Our active directory setup is quite simple, in our Active Directory, we just have the users that use the lab (which is organized into classes) and the computers we use that are on our domain. We have the computers also organized by room and number.<br /> <br /> ==Computers==<br /> <br /> In Active Directory Users and Computers, all of our computers are located in the &quot;All Computers&quot; folder. Within that folder they are organized by room, and also may be organized by number within that to make things easier to view.<br /> <br /> The servers are located in the &quot;Domain Controllers&quot; section, separate from all of the other computers.<br /> <br /> Different group policy settings are assigned to different folders. The &quot;Domain Controllers&quot; folder has different settings for the computers within than the &quot;All Computers&quot; folders for example. This is because different computers in different areas may need different settings.<br /> <br /> ===Computer Groups===<br /> We have a few groups to help control computers in group policy.<br /> <br /> ====Domain Computers====<br /> <br /> All of the computers except for domain controllers are in the Domain Computers group. This puts all of the settings that are created in group policy for the lab onto these computers based on the group's settings.<br /> <br /> ====Domain Controllers====<br /> <br /> Our two domain controllers [[Loki]], and [[Logan]] are currently the only computers in this group. That is because computers that control the domain need separate settings and controls applied to them, so this helps ensure that.</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Asgard&diff=1639 2022-03-31T16:44:14Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:VMware]]<br /> This will act as our backup for [[Valhalla]].</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Starwind&diff=1637 2022-03-31T16:43:23Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:VMware]]<br /> == What it is ==<br /> StarWind Converter is a P2V (Physical to Virtual) and V2V (Virtual to Virtual) converting software that is being used during Project Ragnarok to convert our physical servers to virtual servers on Valhalla. It can be found at https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-v2v-converter. <br /> <br /> == Using the tool ==<br /> <br /> * Choose server or computer that you want to virtualize<br /> * Run the tool (it can be found in \\midgard\shared storage\24pintechapps)<br /> * Source Choices<br /> ** P2V - Converts the machine you are using or a disk on it into a VM <br /> ** Local file - A file located on the machine or via a shared drive<br /> ** Remote VMware ESXi Server - Allows you to choose a image from a remote ESXi machine (This will require you to know the IP address of the ESXi machine and its user and password) <br /> ** Microsoft Hyper-V Server - Allows you to choose a Hyper-V machine either locally or remotely <br /> ** Azure - Microsoft Azure Cloud computing services, don’t think we will be using this<br /> ** AWS - Amazon’s web services, don’t think we will be using this<br /> * Destination choices<br /> ** Local file - Lets you save the VMDK to a local file on the machine you are using<br /> ** Remote VMware ESXi Server - Lets you create a virtual machine on a remote ESXi server and it will transfer the newly virtualized machine straight to it <br /> ** Microsoft Hyper-V Server - Allows you to dump the file straight onto a virtual disk on a machine locally or remotely <br /> ** Azure - Probably won’t be using this in the classroom<br /> ** AWS - Probably won’t be using this in the classroom<br /> * Select destination image format (may not get a choice depending on your destination choice)<br /> ** VMDK - VMware virtual machine format <br /> ** VHD/VHDX - Microsoft virtual hard disk format<br /> ** QCOW2 - Probably won’t be using this file format<br /> ** IMG/RAW - Raw image, this image is suitable for StarWind but we probably won’t be using this.<br /> * The rest should be self explanatory, just wait for the process to finish</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Valhalla&diff=1636 2022-03-31T16:43:01Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:VMware]]<br /> ==What is Valhalla?==<br /> Valhalla is our central ESXi server. Valhalla currently hosts [[Odin]], [[Friia]], [[Yggdrasil]], [[FOG|Bifrost]], [[Sleipnir]], and our [[Nginx|Web Server]]. To learn more about each individual server and their individual importance, please refer to their respective informational pages, as hyperlinked in this page. Currently, the VM's being hosted on Valhalla make up the network's entire infrastructure, making Valhalla the single most vital physical server located on our centralized server rack. <br /> <br /> ==System Information==<br /> It is currently running ESXi version 7.0. It has 2 Intel Xeon CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz (16CPUs), giving the server 32 CPUs total, 128 GB of memory, &amp; 3.5 TB of storage.<br /> <br /> ==What is on Valhalla?==<br /> The following is a list of virtual machines located on Valhalla:<br /> <br /> *[[Odin]]<br /> *[[FOG|Bifrost (FOG)]]<br /> *[[Nginx|Web Server]]<br /> *[[Friia]]<br /> *[[Sleipnir|Sleipnir (1 and 3)]]<br /> <br /> ==How to Access Valhalla==<br /> In order to connect to Valhalla, you must have the required permissions within the domain, currently you must be a Domain Admin in order to have access to Valhalla. If you have the required permission to access Valhalla, you can connect to Valhalla by typing the IP Address into your browser (10.21.25.3), or by typing the name of Valhalla's DNS Host Record: Valhalla. If you use the DNS route, you may need to add an additional backslash after Valhalla in order to inform the browser you are not attempting to research Norse Mythology. <br /> <br /> ===Logging In To Valhalla===<br /> [[File:ESXi Login.PNG|alt=Depiction of the ESXi log in page|thumb]]<br /> As stated before, you will only be able to log into Valhalla if you are a Domain Admin. If you have following the preceding step, you should see a sign in page that looks like the image depicted. You must '''ONLY USE YOUR ACCOUNT''' to sign in. Any unauthorized usage of Valhalla, or any domain users, is strictly prohibited and will be punished accordingly.<br /> <br /> ==Connecting to Individual Servers==<br /> Once logged into Valhalla, you should be greeted with the home page, which will show general information about the server, such as CPU and memory usage. This page is useful in the configuration and monitoring section, however is inconsequential to accessing individual servers hosted on the machine. To view, and subsequently access, servers hosted on the machine, click the &quot;Virtual Machines&quot; tab located on the left side of the page. This should drop down a list of each server hosted on the machine. You can shutdown, power off, suspend, or power the servers on from this list, or view more detailed information and configuration settings of an individual server by clicking on it's respective name on the list. You can connect to the server by pressing the &quot;Connect&quot; button located on this page (please note that the server must be '''powered on''' in order to connect to it). <br /> <br /> ===Shutting Down a Server===<br /> Before shutting down a server, no matter how insignificant you may think the server is, ensure that you have '''EXPLICIT PERMISSION FROM CHAMBERLAIN.''' Powering a server off without explicit permission is strictly prohibited, and will be punished accordingly. In order to power off a server, '''do not''' use the ESXi power off, or shutdown feature. It is important to allow the server to safely and fully shutdown regardless of significance to the network. When shutting a server down, be sure to consult the respective server information page in order to follow any particular procedure that may or may not be necessary to shut down the server. <br /> <br /> ==Configuration and Monitoring of Valhalla==<br /> Configuring an ESXi server and it's children hosts can be complex because there are many different configuration pages within the GUI, however as long as you know where to look, the ESXi GUI has any setting you need to configure. Here is a short list of each configuration page, and what you can configure on it, along with pictures of said pages depicting the current server configuration. (WIP)</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Category:VMware&diff=1634 2022-03-31T16:41:45Z

<p>NShearer: Created page with &quot;==== This category covers over all the pages that involve VMware related products. This has everything dealing with vSphere, ESXi, etc. ====&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>==== This category covers over all the pages that involve VMware related products. This has everything dealing with vSphere, ESXi, etc. ====</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=ESXi&diff=1633 2022-03-31T16:39:58Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:VMware]]<br /> ==What is it==<br /> [[File:VMwareESXiHostClientSummary.png|thumb|640x640px|General image of ESXi web interface|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:VMwareESXiHostClientSummary.png]]ESXi is an OS designed to hold many virtual machines on one physical machine. It is identified as a type-1 hypervisor developed by VMware. We are using it currently for at least 4 of our machines in the classroom. Those machines are Heimdall, Thor, Asgard, and Valhalla. Heimdall and Thor are using the 6.7 license as explained in the Installation of ESXi heading. Asgard and Valhalla are using version 7.0+ which we paid for the licenses.<br /> ==Installation of ESXi==<br /> The installation method of ESXi is pretty simple. All you will need is a computer/server and a flash drive. To be able to actually access the server you'll end up needing the machine to be connected to the internet. The procedure is as follows:<br /> <br /> *Grab a image of ESXi from VMware's page. Depending on the importance or role of the server, you should use vSphere 6.7 for testing and small project purposes. Use 7.0+ as a limited resource since we only have so many activations available. You can grab all of our ISOs from the following directory on our domain, [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Mhs.24pin.tech mhs.24pin.tech], \\10.21.25.13/Cisco Curriculum/vSphere Downloads/ESXi ISOs/<br /> *The rest of the installation process is pretty simple and can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-6FFA928F-7F7D-4B1A-B05C-777279233A77.html<br /> *Once installed go to manage&gt;licensing and input your license key, or you can use evaluation mode for up to at least 30 days. Though if you are using version 6.7 you can use the following key: 144AH-AU10P-W8888-0A22K-85912 and if you are going to use 7.0+ you can grab the product key from our vSphere Downloads folder from above.<br /> <br /> ==Management of a ESXi Machine's Local Interface==<br /> [[File:VCenter interface.png|thumb|310x310px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:VCenter_interface.png]]After you install ESXi you should be greeted with a screen like shown to the right. (The screenshot is one of the vCenter server but a ESXi local interface should look similar)Through this screen you will be able to change management settings such as hostname, basic management networking, etc. A specific list of what you can do from the machine locally can be found below, to access these options you need to press f2 and use the login you created for the machine.<br /> <br /> *Configure local password<br /> *Configure lockdown<br /> *Configure/Restart/Test Management Network and restore default networking settings<br /> *Configure keyboard<br /> *Troubleshooting Options<br /> *View systems logs, support information<br /> *Reset System Configurations<br /> <br /> ==Accessing ESXi's web interface==<br /> To actually be able to get into ESXi you'll need to be able to access the server using a web interface. To get into the server simply put the ip address of the server into your web browser like this, [http://10.21.25.2/ http://10.21.25.2]. Once prompted to login, use the default username root and the root password you set during installation. You will be able to add the device to the domain and be able to create other users once logged in with root.<br /> ==Creating a VM==<br /> Creating a VM on ESXi is pretty simple. The big thing is that you have to make sure your server/ESXi host has enough resources to share with it's VMs. You can create as many VMs as you want as long as you have the resources to see fit. Its best practice to try to limit your resources you give to a single machine to a minimum. For example, you won't be giving a domain controller tasked with basic tasks such as DNS, Active Directory, and DHCP 1 TB of storage and 32 logical cores. To determine the correct resources for your machine you'll want to research the best practices for that type of machine. The following is the steps of creating a virtual machine:[[File:Friia config.png|thumb|382x382px|Basic settings of Friia our secondary domain controller|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Friia_config.png]]<br /> <br /> *Move into the Virtual Machines tab of ESXi as shown in the image at the top of the page.<br /> *From there you will want to press create/register a VM<br /> *You will be prompted with three options, to create a new VM, deploy a machine from OVF or OVA, or register a existing machine. For our purposes we will be creating a new VM.<br /> *Next you will want to enter the name of the VM (this is only for the ESXi interface and has no effect on the VM itself) and choose what OS the VM will be. This is for management purposes.<br /> *The next step asks you where you would like the machine to be actually located. This gets pretty in depth and lets you choose a storage point other than the local machine. Choosing a storage point other than the local machine is usually used when implanting redundancy. For our purposes we will be choosing the local storage.<br /> *Now you actually get to assign the resources to your VM. You'll be able to set how many logical cores, ram, and storage the VM has. Once again do research on what the basic requirements of the VM you are creating. When choosing your networking settings use the machines default for now. This can get pretty in depth but once again we are staying basic here. Here you will also be able to choose the ISO file you are using to setup the machine. You simply want to choose it as a CD drive and upload the image either through the network or locally though a USB.<br /> *That's it. Now you can go ahead and finalize the process of creating the VM.<br /> <br /> ==Adding ESXi to the domain==<br /> Adding ESXi to the domain can easily be done by heading over to the manage tab on the left of the ESXi web interface. From there you will want to go into the Security &amp; Users tab and down into Authentication. You should see something like this screenshot below. Here you will be able to press join domain. All you will have to do is enter the domain name, in our case mhs.24pin.tech and a admin login for that domain. That's how you add a ESXi machine to the domain.[[File:Asgard Domain.png|center|thumb|601x601px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Asgard_Domain.png]]<br /> ==ESXi Networking==<br /> ===Brief Overview===<br /> The ESXi machine basically has its own local environment built into it. Once you setup the machine and access the networking portion from the web interface you'll see that the machine has it's own vNICs, vSwitches, vVLANs, etc. If you want to get experienced with ESXi and know how to manage machines networking wise you'll need to know about these. A brief breakdown of this networking portion is that you'll have a VM Port group all assigned to a Virtual Switch which connects the VMs to the physical NICs. You can do many other things with this networking environment like making closed off test environments, separating VLANs, and configuring VMWare offered features like vMotion.<br /> ===Management===<br /> When you initially setup the ESXi machine you create a management IP address. This is used to initially setup the machine and to access the web interface whenever you need it. You could also use the DNS name of the server once that is setup as well. If anything ever goes wrong on the networking side and you can't remotely access the server, you may need to go into the local server and reset the networking on the machine. This could be done easily with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #Go into the local machine and press F2, it will ask for the root login that you created on initial setup.<br /> #This interface is used to change anything management wise for the ESXi machine. (You can reset root password, reset networking, etc.)<br /> #For our purpose we will go into the reset management network, what this will do is reset the NICs on the machine and VLANs that way it goes back to its original setup, this will usually fix networking issues.<br /> #In this interface you can also edit the assigned VLAN, NIC teaming, etc. It is very helpful for troubleshooting.<br /> <br /> ===NIC Teaming===<br /> Whenever you plug in a new cable to the physical machine it should automatically pick it up as a physical NIC and assign it a MAC address. To actually assign all the other cables other than the management cable to a interface on the machine you'll need to manually assign it to a Virtual Switch. After that you have to make and assign all the VMs to a port group and assign that port group to the switch that is connected to the NIC team. The process of creating a NIC team can be followed with this process:<br /> <br /> #Open up the web interface for the ESXi machine. For my example I will be using Valhalla (10.21.25.2)<br /> #Go to the networking portion of ESXi which can be found on the list of drop downs to the left.<br /> #You'll see multiple tabs including Port Groups, Virtual Switches, Physical NICs, VMKernel NICs, TCP/IP Stacks, Firewall Rules. We can leave VMKernel, TCP/IP Stacks, and the Firewall alone for now.<br /> #Go into the Physical NIC tab to verify that all of your NICs are activated and plugged in.<br /> #Next you will want to create a new Virtual Switch (by switching to the Virtual Switch tab and pressing add new switch), name this something that you'll easily identify.<br /> #Leave pretty much everything the same and click add.<br /> #Once the virtual switch has been made you'll want to click create new uplink, these are the physical NICs and assigns them to the virtual switch.<br /> #After assigning the uplinks go into the settings of the switch to verify that they are assigned. You can leave the rest of the settings the same, or change them depending on your purposes or knowledge.<br /> #Now go into the Port Group tab. You can either use the default Port Group (recommended if you already have VMs running on the machine) or create a new one with your own name. If you do use the default Port Group you will have to go into the settings of it and assign it to the new vSwitch. These are what you will assign the VMs to so that they are connected.<br /> #Once done you should verify all the connections of the VMs and make sure they are all connected to the correct Port Group. Ta-da you are done.<br /> <br /> ==Moving a pre existing machine to or from ESXi==<br /> [[File:Word-image-51.png|thumb|442x442px|Starwind converter|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Word-image-51.png]]The process of moving pre existing machines onto ESXi and copying them off is pretty easy. You can do this by using [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Starwind Starwind]. [https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/Starwind Starwind] will allow you to choose a remote image, local file, or physical machine and put that image onto another machine locally or as a VM. It became pretty helpful in our process of virtualizing all of our physical servers onto one machine.<br /> <br /> Another way of doing this could be through vMotion. This moves a VM from one vSphere machine to another while keeping the VM running and functional. Though to set this up you will need to assign a new vNIC to each machine the destination and source and that will require a IP address from our domain.<br /> ==Probable Issues==<br /> <br /> *One day a cable came slightly unplugged and the domain controllers started acting up. The web server also had some issues. We don't know if this was the<br /> <br /> ==Helpful Links==<br /> For those that would like more information than what I can provide:<br /> <br /> *https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/techpaper/virtual_networking_concepts.pdf #General piece on VMWare Virtual Networking, a bit dated<br /> *https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.networking.doc/GUID-B57FBE96-21EA-401C-BAA6-BDE88108E4BB.html #Best practices, should probably follow</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1604 2022-03-03T15:18:58Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done! (This won't automatically move the previous emails over, it'll just apply to new ones. You'll have to delete or move the old emails yourself)<br /> <br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|959x959px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|center]]<br /> <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1603 2022-03-03T15:18:12Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done! (This won't automatically move the previous emails over, it'll just apply to new ones. You'll have to delete or move the old emails yourself) <br /> <br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|959x959px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|(4th Step)|center]]<br /> <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1602 2022-03-03T15:14:59Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done!<br /> <br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|959x959px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|(4th Step)|center]]<br /> <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1601 2022-03-03T15:14:41Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done!<br /> <br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|879.983x879.983px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|(4th Step)|center]]<br /> <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1600 2022-03-03T15:14:22Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done!<br /> <br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|701.997x701.997px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|(4th Step)|center]]<br /> <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1599 2022-03-03T15:13:43Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done!<br /> [[File:combinedemail.png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.png|(4th Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1598 2022-03-03T15:13:09Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done![[File:combinedemail.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:combinedemail.PNG|(4th Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=File:Combinedemail.png&diff=1597 2022-03-03T15:12:41Z

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NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1596 2022-03-03T15:12:25Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done![[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1595 2022-03-03T15:05:51Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done![[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]][[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|435x435px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png|left|(2st Step)]][[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG|(3rd Step)|center]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1594 2022-03-03T15:05:41Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done![[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG|(3rd Step)|center|541.997x541.997px]][[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|435x435px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png|left|(2st Step)]][[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1593 2022-03-03T15:03:27Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done! [[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]][[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|435x435px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png|left|(2st Step)]][[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG|none|(3rd Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1592 2022-03-03T15:03:15Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want.<br /> #Ta da, you are done![[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|435x435px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png|left|(2st Step)]][[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]][[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|418.993x418.993px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG|none|(3rd Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1591 2022-03-03T15:02:36Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has.<br /> #Lastly you'll probably want to checkmark skip the inbox and apply the label and create a new label to place the emails in. This makes it so that the emails don't flood your main inbox and throw them into a label. You can also mess with the other settings if you want. <br /> #Ta da, you are done! [[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG|(4th Step)]][[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|499.965x499.965px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png|left|(2st Step)]] [[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|498.993x498.993px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG|none|(3rd Step)]]<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1590 2022-03-03T14:57:52Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has. <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> <br /> [[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG]]<br /> [[File:Wee.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Wee.PNG]]</div>

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NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1588 2022-03-03T14:57:07Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #With the filter options you can customize what emails you want to filter. You can define by sender, subject, and what words it does and doesn't have. For my purposes I will be choosing the sender I know the emails are coming from and the words each email alert has. <br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> <br /> [[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG]]</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1587 2022-03-03T14:54:22Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> <br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #<br /> <br /> [[File:Filteringmessages.PNG|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Filteringmessages.PNG]]</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1586 2022-03-03T14:53:01Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> [[File:filteringemails.png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:filteringemails.png]]<br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1585 2022-03-03T14:52:30Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> [[File:filteringmessages.png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:filteringmessages.png]]<br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1584 2022-03-03T14:51:30Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> [[File:filteringmessages|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:filteringmessages.png]]<br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

NShearer https://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Filtering_out_Emails&diff=1583 2022-03-03T14:51:20Z

<p>NShearer: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is made for anyone looking to filter out any emails from their main inbox, this goes especially for those in the systems team who don't want their server alerts (or someone in particular) showing up in the primary inbox. For my demonstrative purposes I will be filtering the [[vSphere/vCenter]] email that way they don't flood your inbox. You can follow the process with the following steps:[[File:Screenshot (2).png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:Screenshot (2).png]]<br /> [[File:filteringmessages.png|thumb|420x420px|link=https://10.21.25.11//wiki.24pin.tech/File:filteringmessages.png]]<br /> #You'll need a email from the sender you are trying to filter, and to probably be logged into the right Gmail account :)<br /> #Next you'll need to highlight the email you are trying to filter by pressing the checkbox, once selected you'll press the three vertical dots and press &quot;Filter messages like these&quot;<br /> #<br /> #<br /> #</div>

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