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Programming a PIC (PIC16F88P), for example the heart of OTGW
This blog is about programming your own PIC microcontroller. I had never done it before and while I was working on my own OTGW (See http://www.b00z.nl/blog/2016/04/my-first-steps-at-home-automation-and-pcb-design-otgw-led-panel-design-with-eagle-software/) I had to program it myself. Sure they offer links to people who can … Continue reading
My first steps at Home automation and PCB design: OTGW – LED Panel design with Eagle software
Due to my line of work (IT) I got interested in home automation. Everything that can be automated, means less things to do by hand 😉 So while looking around at the internet I came across the ESP-12E and Arduino. … Continue reading
Posted in How To
Tagged aliexpress. otgw panel, design, dirty pcb, dirtypcb, eagle, otgw, pcb
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Reset vSphere / ESX root password with host profiles
Ever found yourself breaking your head on a root password for your ESX(i) host, while it’s still manageable through vCenter? Well, I did! After searching the internet, I found that there are numerous methods of resetting the root password. Even … Continue reading
Setup SRX1400 in cluster over layer2 switching network
This post is about my experience of setting up two SRX1400 nodes in a cluster, geographically separated by a layer2 switching network. The lab setup had to be redundant and spread over two locations. So I updated both SRX’en to … Continue reading
Posted in How To, Juniper
Tagged 1400, cluster, geographically, juniper, JunOS, layer2, routing instance, separated, srx, T-SFP, vlan
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