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  • 2019: The Missing Year

    2019 has taught me a new appreciation for stale websites; over the last year or two having/making time available to publish content has gotten tricky for me, so now when going about my usual Internet day, when I come across a site that hasn't been updated in a ...

  • SecOps: Automated Download of Qualys Vulnerability Report Data

    I'm finding the Qualys Cloud Platform an invaluable vulnerability management tool, a mass of near real-time data that shows the security posture/risk of the estate. The reporting systems is "ok" (not stunning) but what is lacklustre is automated-reporting-feature, basically you can schedule things to run, but the data ...

  • Docker your python scripts!

    Python's multi-platform availability is awesome, I develop on Mac and execute on Windows or Linux. What isn't awesome is dependency management, every time I touch a machine I go through a loop...

    1. Run the script.. it fails
    2. Pip install whatever I've missed.. I typically code my self ...
  • Automated Cisco WLC backup with a Python Script

    As part of my ISE work I generally make changes to WLCs, I'm not really a Wi-Fi Guy so don't ask me about channel width but I do a lot with authentication and in ISE's case that usually includes an ACL or two on the WLC!

    There ...

  • PowerShell: A simple script to GPG encrypt files

    Recently I've needed to backup some sensitive files to online storage; my requirement was simple: work on local files and when they change encrypt. As I'm working on a windows machine that means powershell, I could schedule a task but I'm just manually running this as and ...

  • snmpwalk v3 and snmpget v3 examples

    I always forget the syntax for snmpwalk/snmpget v3; so posting here to remember.

    snmpwalk version 3

    The command is: snmpwalk -v3 -l authPriv -u snmp-poller -a SHA -A "PASSWORD1" -x AES -X "PASSWORD1" 10.10.60.50

    Example output:

    [nick@server ~]$  snmpwalk -v3  -l authPriv -u snmp-poller -a SHA ...
  • Ansible Cisco - Primer 1 - Hello World!

    Anisble documentation or examples for Cisco devices appear to be a bit hit-n-miss, so I'm documenting my "Hello World Primer" with hope it'll be helpful to others; as this is quite long it will be two posts, one for getting started with a simple "show clock" and a ...

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