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VMware Workstation VMs shows Network Cable Unplugged

April 23, 2015 by Dan B. Lee 32 Comments

I ran an updated to Windows 10 and all of a sudden my VMs in VMware Workstations were showing "Network Cable Unplugged" when I tried to use them. Here's what I did to fix that: Power off all your VMs In VMware Workstation go to Edit > Virtual Network Editor Choose to change settings and say OK to run as admin If you have static IPs or IP ranges you want to keep, note them Choose "Restore Defaults" at the bottom I didn't have to remove or add anything back to the VM. They came … [Read more...] about VMware Workstation VMs shows Network Cable Unplugged

Filed Under: CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu, VMware Tagged With: Network, Network Connections, Ubuntu, vmware, VMware Workstation

Raspberry Pi 2 RPiTC 2 r1.1 is out!

April 15, 2015 by Dan B. Lee 1 Comment

You can download the new release here: http://dl.armtc.net/RPi-TC/RPiTC-2_r1.1.img.zip Here's a direct link to the post about the release: http://rpitc.blogspot.com/2015/04/rpi-tc-2-release-11-available.html I'm very excited to test some of the new features. If you've read some of my previous posts, you'll see we were working to build a Citrix Receiver thin client using the Raspberry Pi 2 capable of booting straight into Receiver where the only thing the customer has to enter is the … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi 2 RPiTC 2 r1.1 is out!

Filed Under: Linux, OpenVPN, Programming, Ubuntu Tagged With: Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 2, Thin Client, VDI

Linux Command Quick Guide

April 7, 2015 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Here are all of the quick commands I have to use on almost every Linux build. [crayon-5df051d01046d460323014/] will return Linux [crayon-5df051d010476076351146/] Will return the version you are running [crayon-5df051d010479932981766/] Will return the kernel release [crayon-5df051d01047c210003845/] Returns all the info it can give you about the kernel [crayon-5df051d01047e532030076/] All of the above commands will give you kernel and release information. They are pretty handy when … [Read more...] about Linux Command Quick Guide

Filed Under: CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu Tagged With: CLI, Commands, Distro, Kernel, linux

Lose your LAMP, MAMP, or WAMP dev environments and start using Koding

March 26, 2015 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Years ago I got into Python just a little bit. I know PHP very well and because I wanted to stay in web app development, learning Python seemed like the next logical step. Python is awesome, very learner friendly. Libraries are extensive and can get a lot done for you. With my PHP knowledge and my in depth understanding of servers, it was very easy for me to build out a dev environment to play around with. At first I was using a WAMP install, but eventually put my work on a linux VPS within my … [Read more...] about Lose your LAMP, MAMP, or WAMP dev environments and start using Koding

Filed Under: Linux, Programming, Python, Ubuntu, WAMP Tagged With: GUI, Koding, Markup, Programming, Python, syntax

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Dan B. Lee works at SyApps, LLC., a Managed Hosting Solutions Firm, as a Senior Network Engineer. Dan has a decade of IT experience and specializes in a number of different disciplines including Virtualization, Web Site Hosting and Design, Network Security, Data Center Architecture, Local and Remote Server Hosting, and Backup & DRS Solutions. Read More…

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