RUN TCP/IP | Morgan Lucas is Tech Blogging

I was not sponsored by SolarWinds to look at this. I received the e-mail and went 'Hey, a free tool!'. You can skip the email and go right over here ! Remember - Your domain (if you're a single person using this) is more than likely COMPUTERNAME\LoginName . It's how you log in on the (local) web portal. Scan your network within an IP range. If you leave the settings as they are, chances are you're scanning for about 75k IP addresses - and SolarWinds will let you know! Welcome to the dashboard: (I can show you the IP addresses because they're local to my network and not public for internet consumption!) There's a very early 2000s feel which I kind of adore. Scanning the network did not put my phone 'on the map'. I put in my phone's IP address to see if it could be found. They're on the same network. This nifty screen popped up with how I can monitor myself! I removed the Active Directory option. (Remember, thi

This is Wireshark 2.6.8 (Git v.2.6.8)  As with installing anything on Ubuntu, it's never a straightforward process, but it is always a good time to practice inputting commands in the terminal!

I haven't used Wireshark in quite some time, so now I had a bit of a re-affilation curve to deal with. How do I know if I'm capturing from my Eth0 interface? So I pulled up my Network Utility and told it, "Hey, ping my website until I tell you stop."

Happy American Holiday Week! This is a very short post. This new VM is from the Parrot Project . Snazzy.