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exploring nmap
While learning linux and networking, I am learning to tie in different streams of information through using tools like nmap. For example, I am becoming more familiar with creating a new terminal on my kali box using Ctl + Alt + F<key>, setting root permissions, then having nmap run an aggressive scan on nmap.org’s box,…
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Mounted Drives and Persistence
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Config RAID and Logical Volumes
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Expanding VM storage
I want to experiment with configuring LVM on partitions, but the ones presented on my Ubuntu 22.04 VM are not available. I followed this tutorial for creating an additional partition, once that I would be able to practice on. Select the VM in question, then select Settings and Storage. Next, select the Controller, as indicated…
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LVM: Volume Management
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Copying text to diff files within Vim
I have been working with my raspberry pi as I get practice with networking skills, and with these really long key spaces, I had been having to peer closely at the key strings and type them into the appropriate file. Sometimes more than once a day, as I had been experiencing Rpi technical difficulties (read,…
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From MBR to GPT partition, gdisk
Yesterday was my first foray into storage management, and I approached the various tools and processes with seeking to better understand the why’s and how it fits in with my current understanding of working with Linux. This morning, I decided to unmount my USB memory stick and try a new process and tool set- whereas…
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Filesystem, mounting, partitions, oh my!
A lot of information got crammed into my brain tonight as I tried to understand the broad strokes of filesystems (for Linux), the different options available, then looking at some of the tools that are available for modifying filesystems. I tried parted and gdisk, but wound up feeling more comfortable with fdisk- for a starting…
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Hyper-V Virtual Machine Practice
I’ve been spinning up VMs using VirtualBox (by Oracle), including Centos 7, Kali Linux, Ubuntu- and for this exercise I am jumping into the Windows world to spin up a VM there. Above, you can see that I used the VM Wizard to provide the attributes that I want, setting memory size, networking (external), hard…
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SSH From Mac to Ubuntu VM