Addition to Find & Scan Wireless Networks the additional line will require a password but then display the stored password for the defined router name.
As much as I like Oh My Zsh sometimes you have to go back to original terminal as not all things are supported. NOTE: This is part of a setup I do for new computers, see HomeBrew – Mac OS Setup For more information on Oh My Zsh, see https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh
This is a collection of configurations for the setup a new Mac in a business environment.
Scenario, you’re on a Windows Server and don’t want to or can’t install a zip program. This script will help you create a zip file without any special program. Caveat: Currently this does not give you any kind of status so it could seem to be doing nothing for a while depending on the size…
Similar to CMD Telnet this PowerShell will test a port for you based on certain parameters. Reference: http://www.travisgan.com/2014/03/use-powershell-to-test-port.html
This is a work in progress….
If your application runs on a computer or device that has a battery it’s helpful to know the battery level. Setup your application canvas with 3 labels, 1 Gauge (progress bar) and 1 timer. To keep it simple I’m not changing the names of the elements so you should have: Label1, Label2, Label3, Gauge1 and…
This is still a work in progress to include all the variables but the script below will create a Resource Group then create a Virtual Network with 3 subnets and a gateway along with custom DNS.
There are more elegant ways to do this but I got bored and thought I’d do something that is only done with base Mac OSX tools