Disclaimer
Short version: everything here came out of my own lab. It worked for me, on my kit, on that day. Read the vendor documentation. Take the snapshot. Break it in the lab first, not at 2am on a Sunday change window.
Information
The content on this site is provided for general information only, on an as-is basis. I try to keep it accurate and current, but I make no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, as to its completeness, accuracy, reliability, or suitability for any purpose. Any reliance you place on it is at your own risk.
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Posts here are based on my own experience and opinion. They are not a substitute for professional advice and do not create any professional or client relationship between us. Nothing on this site constitutes technical, legal, or financial advice. Where a change matters, check the vendor documentation and speak to someone qualified who knows your environment.
Limitation of liability
I accept no liability for downtime, data loss, production outages, corrupted configurations, or broken environments arising from the information, scripts, configuration examples, or architecture guides published here. That includes indirect and consequential loss. Test before you deploy.
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The posts, diagrams, and written material on this site are my own work. Please do not republish them in full elsewhere without asking first. Quoting a section with a link back is fine and welcome. Code and configuration snippets are free to use in your own environment.
Changes
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