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    Archive more than one million files located in one folder

    Archive more than one million files located in one folder Windows operating systems are not good candidates to host and manage million files located in only folder (no subfolders). If you try to list the content of the folder (using

    shellandco_admin August 17, 2015 Files and folders, Powershell No Comments Read more

    List user objects and count them

    There are several ways to list specific Active Directory objects. I will show you two ways : using the instance of the System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry class or using the powershell cmdlet Get-ADObject $ldapQuery = “(&(objectCategory=user)(objectClass=user))” $de = new-object system.directoryservices.directoryentry $ads = new-object

    shellandco_admin August 17, 2015 Active Directory, Powershell No Comments Read more

    Active Directory security interesting links

    Active Directory security interesting links This is 3 very interesting links/articles about Active Directory and authentication : CredCrack : this is a python script that uses the powershell script Invoke-Mimikatz.ps1. CredCrack is a fast and stealthy credential harvester. It exfiltrates

    shellandco_admin August 14, 2015 Active Directory, Github, News, Powershell, Python, Security No Comments Read more

    Visualizing Citrix Netscaler SNMP data with Grafana

    I have written a Python script to get information from a Citrix Netscaler appliance using SNMP and visualize them with Grafana. The SNMP data is retrieved with the snmpwalk tool. The dashboard looks like this : The software requirements are

    shellandco_admin July 14, 2015 Monitoring, Network, Python 1 Comment Read more

    Visualizing Citrix performance with Grafana

    I have written a Python script to get some Citrix performance data and use it to create graph with Grafana. The result looks like this : The Python script uses the linux wmic client you can find here The software

    shellandco_admin July 13, 2015 Monitoring, Python 6 Comments Read more

    Testing tool for DNS migrations

    Very useful tool to test your DNS zone files using python. I have tested this script to validate changes done on a production zone file. The initial request was the following : cleanup an existing Bind DNS zone file remove

    shellandco_admin April 27, 2015 Github, Network, Python No Comments Read more

    Monitor and track AD authentication with Splunk

    This solution will help you to track Active Directory failed authentication requests. It is based on two “modules” : Task scheduled triggered by event ID Splunk for visualization Splunk The first step is to have a running Splunk system. You

    shellandco_admin April 24, 2015 Log Analyzer, Monitoring, Security No Comments Read more

    Move system partitions to another volume on a HP Proliant server

    In this tutorial, I will show you how to perform the following steps on your HP Proliant server: create a new volume with hpssacli create the physical volume, volume group and logical group with lvm transfer the system from the

    shellandco_admin March 30, 2015 Filesystem, Shell, Tips No Comments Read more

    Create graph from nmon data files

    pyNmonAnalyzer is a tool for parsing and reshuffeling nmon’s output into “normal” csv format. Nmon puts out a long file with a system-info header at the beginning, followed by a continuous stream of time stamped readings. This format makes it

    shellandco_admin February 12, 2015 Monitoring, News, Python 1 Comment Read more

    Customize your Bash prompt

    If you are like me sometimes, a lazy geek, you can now customize your bash prompt directly on a website. The author offers a way to generate the PS1 variable for your .bashrc file. You can drag and drop the

    shellandco_admin February 10, 2015 Fun, News, Shell No Comments Read more
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