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Who is KnowledgeAscentadmin2017-10-30T22:47:55-04:00

Who is Knowledge Ascent

Knowledge Ascent is an IT knowledge sharing community specialized in IT infrastructure architect, implementation, and administration. our mission is to create a foundation on which we create and distribute knowledge to enhance public knowledge and promote a better understanding of the IT environment.

Knowledge Ascent Vision

To create a world class global knowledge-sharing community for the purpose of strengthening and improving the IT community knowledge and work.

Knowledge Ascent Mission

To create a foundation on which we create and distribute knowledge.

To continuously learn new products by providing the tools and information for the community for free.

To work smarter not harder and get results.

To have access to information and knowledge to achieve individual goal objectives.

Site Focus

This site is targeting Solution Architects, Implementation Engineers, and Systems Administrators, It is not targeting sales or intending to promote any specific technology or vendor.

The focus will be on hands-on work, technical documentations and architecting solutions.

External Articles

All external articles are credited to the owner/author of the article, you are welcome to request an author account and share your articles.

Please note: all articles should be procedural articles, we are not here to promote sales or specific vendor

Currently Writing
Future Writings

Currently Writing

VNX SAN copy Migration
RedHat Find
RedHat Grip

Future Writings

Isilon upgrade procedure
Isilon Smart Connect Configuration
Isilon MPR Configuration

VPLEX

Isilon

VNX

VMAX

Redhat

Windows

Recent Articles

409, 2024

PowerShell Script using Webclient to download files from URL with basic authentication

admin2024-09-04T15:18:26-04:00September 4th, 2024|Comments Off on PowerShell Script using Webclient to download files from URL with basic authentication

1206, 2024

PowerShell Script using Invoke-WebRequest to download files from URL with basic authentication

admin2024-06-12T19:29:19-04:00June 12th, 2024|Comments Off on PowerShell Script using Invoke-WebRequest to download files from URL with basic authentication

706, 2024

PowerShell Script to change the password of the local administrator account

admin2024-06-12T19:27:33-04:00June 7th, 2024|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to change the password of the local administrator account

2301, 2024

Voicemail messages aren’t delivered in Teams but received in outlook

admin2024-01-23T19:54:51-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Comments Off on Voicemail messages aren’t delivered in Teams but received in outlook

2504, 2023

PowerShell Script to download and unzip files

admin2023-04-25T02:04:23-04:00April 25th, 2023|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to download and unzip files

906, 2022

PowerShell Script to Add IP to Local Host File

admin2022-06-09T12:40:30-04:00June 9th, 2022|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to Add IP to Local Host File

2611, 2021

PowerShell Script to install and configure SNMP

admin2021-11-26T01:59:28-05:00November 26th, 2021|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to install and configure SNMP

2506, 2018

Getting error “The specified account does not exist” when using Meraki VPN or VPN account different than domain account.

admin2023-04-25T01:59:55-04:00June 25th, 2018|Comments Off on Getting error “The specified account does not exist” when using Meraki VPN or VPN account different than domain account.

405, 2018

PowerShell Script to rename local Guest account

admin2018-05-04T01:16:51-04:00May 4th, 2018|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to rename local Guest account

405, 2018

PowerShell Script to rename local Administrator account

admin2018-05-04T01:15:48-04:00May 4th, 2018|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to rename local Administrator account

2412, 2017

PowerShell Script to disable windows firewall or add rules to the firewall

admin2017-12-25T15:09:14-05:00December 24th, 2017|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to disable windows firewall or add rules to the firewall

812, 2017

PowerShell Script to change Windows Host timezone

admin2017-12-25T15:08:34-05:00December 8th, 2017|Comments Off on PowerShell Script to change Windows Host timezone

I have more than 15 years hands-on experience in the IT field. The majority of my work is in networking, operating systems and applications and storage. I carry industry certifications in Redhat, Microsoft, EMC, VMWare, VCE and ITIL.

I find it hard to find procedures or documents on how to implement specific technology and this is how the decision to create a place to share my knowledge and ideas for anyone interested in the same subject.

If you have the same vision and you are interested to publish on this website please contact me and I will create an account for you.

Cert_RH2

Certifications:
RHCSA

Cert_MCSE2

Certifications:
MCSE Security
MCSA Massaging

Cert_EMC2

Certifications:
EMCIE- Isilon
EMCTA- Isilon
EMCIE- VNX

Cert_VCP2

Certifications:
VCP-DCV

Cert_VCE1

Certifications:
VCE-CIA

Cert_ITIL2

Certifications:
TITL

This site is targeting Solution Architects, Implementation Engineers and Systems Administrators. It is not targeting sales or intending to promote any specific technology or vendor.

The focus is on hands-on work, technical documentations and architecting solutions.

The site reflects my knowledge and opinions, I do recommend that you test what you learn in the lab environment before implementing it in production.

If you have a doubt call technical support, I do not assume any liability for any errors or omissions in those articles, I also make no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on this site or found by following any link on this site

Content published here is tested in my own lab and is not reviewed or approved by any vendor.

If you have any issues with your system I highly recommend you contact the technical support of the vendor.

Disclaimer

Knowledge Ascent (KA) makes information available on its web site to enhance public knowledge and promote a better understanding of the IT environment. KA attempts to provide accurate, complete, and timely information. KA, however, cannot guarantee the quality, content, accuracy, or completeness of the information, text, graphics, links, and other items contained on its web pages because the material comes from a variety of sources, collected and maintained for different purposes. KA also retains the right to change any content on its web site without prior notice.

Information provided on the KA web site should not be used as a substitute for IT or other professional advice. KA assumes no liability for any damages or loss of any kind that might arise from the use of, misuse of, or the inability to use the KA web site and/or the materials contained on the web site. KA also assumes no liability for improper or incorrect use of materials or information contained on its web site. All materials that appear on the KA web site are distributed and transmitted "as is," without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, and subject to the terms and conditions stated in this disclaimer.