Often (thought not always) it is automatically generated by autoconf from configure.ac (or configure.in). Config.log is used to store the results of tests - this can be useful to developers or to try and figure out why some optional feature was not built. A wireless router is a networking device that acts as a gateway joining your computer and your high-speed modem. It also acts as a wireless access point, allowing your wireless-enabled devices to communicate with it and connect to the Internet wirelessly.

Ever wondered how people just type ssh myserver and it automagically connects? I’ll show you how to on Mac OSX / Linux. Create an SSH Config File To create an SSH config file, open your terminal and issue the following command: vi ~/.ssh/config If you’re a little unsure of vi, replace it with your favourite editor, such nano. In the same file, copy and paste the following lines: Host myserver HostName myserver.com User root You’re done! Save the file and open your new SSH session by typing: ssh myserver What if I want to specify a Public / Private Key (IdentityFile) to connect? If you are using Public Key authentication to connect to myserver, just amend your SSH config file with the IdentyFile directive: Host myserver HostName myserver.com User root IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa Where id_rsa is your private key file. Like this article?

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It is possible to customize the Start Menu via Group Policy on Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 Education. Your mileage may vary with other versions of Windows 10. Data for a bar graph second grade.

Customize the Start Menu on a test computer to your desire 2. Run powershell and run the following: Export-StartLayout -path (example: -path C: users MichaelPPS starttmenu.xml) 3. Relocate the.xml to a network share available to all users (we personally use NETLOGON) 4. Open the Group Policy Editor and navigate to User Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar (You will need the if you do not already have them in your central store) 5. Enable the 'Start Screen Layout' setting and put the path to your Start Menu.xml in the option field Keep in mind that this will not remove the bloatware from Windows 10, however it looks like you are more concerned about unpinning the bloat and replacing it with a custom Start Menu. It is also worth noting that users will, according to documentation, be unable to customize the start menu if this method is used. Refer to which elaborates further on the process if you have any issues.

Personally we do not push out the start menu via a GPO but instead customize it to our liking in our default profile in our image, however this is the most modular way of customizing the start menu. John8791 wrote: Cisco Routers keeps crash information in a log. (Or should) Good luck. Your log would probably mention the power cycle as opposed to why you lost communication. The 'Show Tech-support' (in enable mode) will show the current status on your device. The reboot may have wiped out anything you are looking for. When you have 100 users screaming at you because Facebook is down, you don't have time to properly troubleshoot.