Wow! Very informative. I've seen a bunch of vides but not as detailed and easy to understand as yours. I will be referencing these from here on out. Thanks for videos!
Very informative and well structured video! Good explanations on how to use wireshark - tinkered around a bit, but never got, what I was looking for I went from 68 certs to 490 :D
Wow that is some analyses you do there. I will use wireshark as well, having sime weird issues with Pfsense, one virtualized and a normal pfsense, they both work great separately, only the virtualized one, doesn't let me write things to my server, or it writes something but very slow. Reading goes blisteringly fast a very weird issue, i can ping everything fine, in both cases the same vlans are used, anyway i will find it with wireshark.
Thanks!! Yeah, I can't tell you how many times I have looked at an issue and thought one thing and then the packets said something else. That sounds like that kind of issue.
Powershell commands used:
md /temp
cd /temp
Certutil.exe -generateSSTFromWU roots.sst
$sstStore = ( Get-ChildItem -Path c:\temp
oots.sst )
$sstStore | Import-Certificate -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\Root
Nice tutorial. Thats a handy command to update the root certs. My certs went from 52 to 485 !
That's great to hear! And thanks.
Wow! Very informative. I've seen a bunch of vides but not as detailed and easy to understand as yours. I will be referencing these from here on out. Thanks for videos!
Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
Very informative and well structured video!
Good explanations on how to use wireshark - tinkered around a bit, but never got, what I was looking for
I went from 68 certs to 490 :D
Thank you!! And great to hear on the cert numbers!
Wow that is some analyses you do there. I will use wireshark as well, having sime weird issues with Pfsense, one virtualized and a normal pfsense, they both work great separately, only the virtualized one, doesn't let me write things to my server, or it writes something but very slow. Reading goes blisteringly fast a very weird issue, i can ping everything fine, in both cases the same vlans are used, anyway i will find it with wireshark.
Thanks!! Yeah, I can't tell you how many times I have looked at an issue and thought one thing and then the packets said something else. That sounds like that kind of issue.