Author: ivan
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SSL routines:SSL3_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:wrong version number or similar
After experiencing a pfsense log overflow with SSL routines:SSL3_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:wrong version number, SSL: 1 error:140760FC:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:unknown protocol and similar errors for a while I finally figured a way to reduce them to the more reasonable level by simply checking Disable webConfigurator redirect rule in the advanced settings. There are still some errors in the log though, however,…
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This Pc opening very slow Windows 8.1
Yesterday This Pc started to open very slow on my Windows 8.1 making me angry of course 🙂 Today I had time to dig in and at my suspicion that a network share or something similar is causing the issue was close enough. I disabled Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service and Voila – Everything…
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Delete Profiles Windows 7
Yesterday I found and tested delprof2 – it works and it’s cool timesaving tool.
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Basic Site to Site OpenVPN between PfSense 2.2.1 and Vyos 1.1.4
After banging my head for a while I finally ended with the following working configuration of Basic Site to Site OpenVPN between PfSense 2.2.1 and Vyos 1.1.4 Pfsense Side On the PfSense router create an OpenVPN Server with the following settings Server mode – Peer to Peer Shared Key Protocol – UDP Device mode –…
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Install/Uninstall Feature PowerShell Server 2012 Quick Notes
To get the list of all features(feature names are in the second column, Windows PowerShell cmdlets are not case-sensitive): get-WindowsFeature To uninstall completely a feature: Uninstall-WindowsFeature featurename -remove If -remove is not used the feature will be listed as available, however, it won’t be removed from the harddrive. To install a feature after it’s removed…
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Log Off User remotely – cmd
If you ever wondered how to log off user remotely (or locally) via command line try this. As usual membership of the local admins group is needed. Start cmd with elevated privileges. check logged user and their session number with qwinsta: QWINSTA /server:computername Memorize the session ID and use the logoff command: LOGOFF sessionID /server:computername.