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Update Mikrotik 6.49.xx to 7.16.xx 1. upgrade MikroTik RouterOS from a stable 6.xx.xx version 2. upgrade MikroTik RouterOS from a stable 7.12.xx version 3. upgrade MikroTik RouterOS (7.xx.xx) till newest version.

  How to Enable God Mode in Windows 11 or 10 Right click on the desktop and select New->Folder. Rename the folder  as follows: GodMode.{ ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

  PowerShelll Check If Port Is Open PS C:\Users\User> Test-NetConnection rpc.acronis.com -Port 443

OSPF: Type-1 vs Type-2 Type 1: Considered close to the AS. Metric is based on the sum of the internal and external costs. Type 2: Considered far away from the AS. Metric is based on the external cost only.   OSPF router prefers a type 1 external router over a type 2.   Each external route is assigned a metric. There are two types of external-route metrics. A type 1 metric is the sum of the external cost plus the internal cost to reach the ASBR. A type 2 metric is only the external cost (the internal cost is not considered). If there are two external routes to the same destination, one type 1 and one type 2, an OSPF router selects the type 1 route over the type 2 route. That is represented in E1 and E2.

  Windows CLI adding IP Address netsh interface ipv4 set address name="Ethernet" static 192.168.3.123 255.255.255.0 192.168.3.1

Reset ESXi 6 Evaluation License Note: Running these commands will cause ESXi to appear offline/down. For example, my UPS virtual machine connected to my actual UPS began shutting down VMs because it believed ESXi ran into a problem. Shut down those VMs firstly before running this command then bring them back up later. Turn on SSH and log in to the host. Remove the current license rm -r /etc/vmware/license.cfg Copy over the new evaluation license, which is already on the host cp /etc/vmware/.#license.cfg /etc/vmware/license.cfg Restart ESXi services /etc/init.d/vpxa restart Confirm the new license Automatic Script The commands above can be run automatic to keep your ESXi license reset on a set schedule using cron. I have also created a script which powers off and on a VM of your choice (such as a UPS agent) in case it shuts down the host. First create the script (reset-eval.sh) somewhere accessible to ESXi. I chose to put in my ZFS0 datastore (/vmfs/volumes/ZFS0/reset.eval) #!/bin/sh #...