Manager Quick Notes

Manager Quick Notes https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0086O208M #manager #managers #notes 

Manager Quick Notes - is a guide to not only quickly brush-up on common business techniques and processes but information technology items as well so one can broaden their spectrum of business and technology knowledge. 
Common and advanced techniques are covered such as business basics, planning, operations management, forecasting, project management, accounting, information technology (mobile and virtual machines etc.) and social media.
Great for before interviews or for further knowledge.

IT Web Job Descriptions

IT Web Job Descriptions https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009N4PBYY #IT #Web #Descriptions

The following book is a quick guide of information technology (IT) web job descriptions that one can use to guide them through internal and external job postings within their organization. Each description contains an overview, requirements and responsibilities amongst other information. Descriptions listed include genres of Web Administration, SharePoint, Systems Analyst, Software Developer, Java Developer and Business Process Management amongst other descriptions.

You May Not See Me Tomorrow: A Bob Dylan Trivia Book

You May Not See Me Tomorrow: A Bob Dylan Trivia Book  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MT50FF5 #bobdylan #trivia

Over 170 questions covering the following topics: Personal Albums Songwriting Tidbits of Songs Misc. Album Liner Notes Fun with Song/Poetry titles

Windows Command Line 30 Tips in 30 Minutes Instructor Guide

Windows Command Line 30 Tips in 30 Minutes Instructor Guide

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07S88JSK4

The following instructor guide is meant for one to review pertinent tips and tricks in regard to the Windows Command Line (WCL). WCL is the core bare-bones way to interact with a windows desktop or server.
Therefore, this guide is meant to be utilized by an individual whom will be reviewing via a demonstration format some cool tips that a general user who will be using WCL – can utilize in order to save time. The guide can also be used by any individual interested in self-study learning some core and key aspects of WCL.
Core tips reviewed are:
Basic Commands
1.help
2.title /?
3.assoc .txt
4.vol
Input and Output
5.cmd /c “ipconfig > ipconfig.txt”
6.dir | find “.txt”
7.netstat –a > netstat.txt
8.hostname & ipconfig & netstat –a > hin.txt
File System & Disk Administration
9.fsutil fsinfo volumeinfo c:
10.fsutil volume diskfree c:
11.driverquery /fo table
12.systeminfo | findstr “Total Physical Memory”
13.wmic memorychip list full
14.schtasks /query /fo table
15.tasklist /fi "memusage gt 10000"
Networking
16.net view /all /domain
17.getmac /fo table /v
18.netsh http show
19.netsh http show servicestate
20.nslookup –querytype=hinfo
System Performance
21.perfmon /res
22.tasklist /fi “Status eq running”
23.netstat –s –p tcp
24.wmic path softwarelicensingservice get OA3xOriginalProductKey
Miscellaneous
25.dir /w | clip
26.sysdm.cpl
27.msinfo32
28.doskey /history
29.wevtutil -ep
30.sc query

Linux IP and Netstats Commands

Some common ways to display core network items can be obtained by running these commands:

ip link show  - lists the network interfaces
ip addr show  - lists addresses for interfaces
ip route show - lists routing table
netstat -tupl - lists the Internet services on a system
netstat -tup  - lists the active connections to and from a system

Unix System Shutdown Commands

The common ways to shut down a Unix system properly via the command line is as such:

halt - takes system down right away
init 0 - powers off the system using system scripts
init 6 - reboots the system completely
poweroff - shuts down system by powering it off
reboot - reboots system
shutdown -  shuts down system

The UNIX Programmer - Part 1

The following are some fun UNIX exercises to utilize to sharpen your skill set.

The boss has asked you to show your new UNIX intern how to format a report in the following manner – since these are the kinds of reports the intern will be creating all summer long:

1) Output the word count of a report1 then append it to the existing report2:

            Answer: wc –l report1 >> report2

 

2) Using awk show how to extract column 5 (the file size) from the output of ls -l

            Answer: ls –l | awk ‘{print $5}’

 

3) Using sed show how to substitute a change in words globally taking the input from a file

            Answer: sed –e ‘s/platform/computer/g’ < file.txt

4) Using tr convert a file from uppercase to lowercase

            Answer: tr ‘A-Z’ ‘a-z’ < file.txt

 

5) Using grep to search for text in a file at the beginning of a line that starts with the word the

            Answer: grep ‘^The’ the.sh

 

6) Using grep to search for text in a file at the end of a line with the word of

            Answer: grep ‘of$’ the.sh

 

7) Use grep to search for a dollar sign in a file 

            Answer: grep ‘.$’ the.sh