2018-12-04 PowerShell

Assume we’ve got three different ranges ‘10.192.0.0/11’, ‘10.64.0.0/11’ and ‘10.128.0.0/11’. These ranges correspond to three different geographic locations in Azure. There are already some ranges used in these top level blocks. And we have the whole list of ranges, which are in use already. So what we want to achieve is we want to automatically select the next available range and provision VNET for it.

Using graphs to analyze Windows Firewall logs

2017-08-08 PowerShell PSQuickGraph

Hello colleagues, lets talk about how we can use graphs to look inside of communications happening in our environments in an easy way. First of all we need to have some data to analyze. Lets gather some. It is pretty simple - just use this article and enable Windows Firewall Logging. I usually put the logs into a separate folder, just for easy access. Here is how it looks like on my system: Continue reading

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Using graphs to analyze Windows Firewall logs