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sannae/README.md

👋 Buondì!

I'm a Software Engineer in the Access Control team @ Microntel.

I started being a help desk technician, moving then to software support and deployment, then to project management. Fallen in love with Powershell automation, lately I decided to transition to software engineering. I learn languages by playing with Exercism.

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  1. WisaAdminTools WisaAdminTools Public

    A PowerShell module meant to automate some manual tasks involved in deploying a WISA (Windows-IIS-SQLserver-ASPNET) software suite

    PowerShell

  2. the-notebook the-notebook Public

    My dev notebook... i.e. my favorite brain dump

    JavaScript

  3. road-to-backend-engineering road-to-backend-engineering Public

    Forked from gridlocdev/csharp-learning-roadmap

    My beginner's roadmap of concepts to learn the C# programming language

  4. PowerShell function to get the list ... PowerShell function to get the list of active connections, grouped or not
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    .SYNOPSIS
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        It produces a list of the active connections and outputs to a file.
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    .DESCRIPTION
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        The script basically calls the Get-NetTcpConnection cmdlet to have a picture of the active connections.