Eddie Jennings, Jr.

So you want to create a home lab for your IT endeavors? That's great, but how do you get started? Learn about some things to think about to help you determine what you need to start your lab.

Learn how to create secure strings from plain text when using Active Directory cmdlets! This video shows how to do this when setting AD user passwords.

Part 4 of 5. We continue the discussion of interval inversions and use them to calculate descending intervals.

Part 5 of 5. We end the Advanced Intervals series by discussing intervals that extend beyond the octave.

Part 3 of 5. Continuing our advanced study of intervals, this video explores inverting the intervals introduced from the previous videos. It serves as as preparation for part 4, which discusses descending intervals.

Part 2 of 5. We'll spend a little more time with minor intervals and see how they're related to diminished and augmented intervals.

Part 1 of 5 in the Advanced Music Intervals series. We review perfect and major intervals, as well as be introduced to augmented, diminished, and minor intervals.

Welcome to the Advanced Music Intervals series tutorials! This expands on the Basic Music Intervals series. If you are new to studying music intervals, you'll want to start here: https://rumble.com/vdppol-basic-music-intervals-part-1-whole-steps-and-half-steps.html https://rumble.com/vdpptb-basic-music-intervals-part-2-major-scales-and-diatonic-intervals.html Table of Contents: Part 1: Ascending Chromatic Intervals https://rumble.com/vdprqb-advanced-music-intervals-part-1-ascending-chromatic-intervals.html Part 2: Minor Intervals https://rumble.com/vdps33-advanced-music-intervals-part-2-minor-intervals.html Part 3: Interval Inversions https://rumble.com/vdpsqn-advanced-music-intervals-part-3-interval-inversions.html Part 4: Descending Chromatic Intervals https://rumble.com/vdq5qd-advanced-music-intervals-part-4-descending-chromatic-intervals.html Part 5: Compound Intervals https://rumble.com/vdq6dh-advanced-music-intervals-part-5-compound-intervals.html

This two-part series is aimed at beginners. Learn about the basic music intervals: whole steps and half steps Interested in lessons or have a question or comment? Head over to www.ejsllc.com!

Part two of a series on music intervals for beginners. If you're brand new to learning about intervals, make sure you check out part 1 first! For information about lessons or general questions / comments, head over to www.ejsllc.com.

Being able to have a private, isolated network for testing is important. Let how to create such a network within a Hyper-V virtualization environment.

Final video in the Getting Started with Hyper-V Virtualization series. In this video, we complete the final configurations, copy ISO files to the Hyper-V Host and spin up our first VM! Some discussino on Hyper-V virtual switches: https://rumble.com/vdotrh-how-to-configure-a-private-network-within-hyper-v.html

In this video I'll show you how to configure the Hyper-V host and client if both are joined to the same Windows domain.

This is the second of four videos about creating a basic Hyper-V virtualization environment. This video shows you how to install Hyper-V on a physical server, as well as how to run the configuration application for use with the next video.

This is the first of four videos about creating a basic Hyper-V virtualization environment. This video shows where you can go to download the correct ISO, as well as how to use diskpart to create a bootable USB drive from a Windows computer. Remember to download "Hyper-V Server." I recommend against installing Windows Server on the bare metals and simply enabling the Hyper-V feature. In the video I provide some information as to why.

Learn how to properly draw several types of rhythms with both their note and rest equivalent. Learn the proper way to combine some rhythms for easier reading.

Learn about how music is organized on the staff. This combines the concepts of the previous three videos, so you'll have a solid foundation for properly writing music notation.

Continuing the study of the staff, we go into the three kinds of clefs (Treble, Bass, C-clef). You'll learn how staff position relates to note names, and how every thing relates to Middle C on the piano.

Learn what the musical staff is, how to extend it, and how to properly write note heads on the staff.

Some commentary on the death of CentOS. I look at it from the perspective of a person interested in training for RedHat certs. Are they still worth pursuing? Watch and find out! Don't forget to click like, subscribe, and leave comments! To find out more about what I do and to get in touch visit https://www.ejsllc.com. Follow me on minds.com! @eddiejennings Check out all of my channels! https://odysee.com/@eddiejennings:0 https://rumble.com/eddiejennings https://youtube.com/c/eddiejennings

This is my first non-arrangement composition in a while. I hope you enjoy it, as much as I enjoyed composing and performing it.

I go through the frustration and solution of installing the Ubiquiti Unifi Controller on an Ubuntu 20.10 VM in my home lab. Credit to Beowulfs's blog post for providing some useful information https://www.scheh.com/index.php/2020/10/20/use-unifi-with-mongodb-above-4-0-0/ Check out my installer script, which follows what was done as a part of this lab. https://gitlab.com/EddieJennings/ubiquiti/-/blob/master/install_unifi_controller_ubuntu2010.sh

Now that Hyper-V is installed, we need to do some basic configuration on the host as well as the client machine to be able to create and manage virtual machines. For non-domain environments, you will need information from this document to be able to connect to your Hyper-V host. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/manage/remotely-manage-hyper-v-hosts

Complementing an earlier video about installing PowerShell on Linux, I dive into the question of whether or not it's ready for production administration tasks. Blog post by Jordan Borean about WSMan on Linux: https://www.bloggingforlogging.com/2020/08/21/wacky-wsman-on-linux/

Brief discussion about how to install Powershell on CentoOS and Ubuntu Linux.