Author: radik.m

My language knowledge does not allow me to talk about myself fully, but I am working on it. I don’t have particular problems with writing, but I need to work more with oral speech. In January 2025, my English classes will begin, and the main focus is more fluent oral speech.
In a few days, I will write a few lines about what values are important to me, my goals, where to apply my best, what I can do, and give examples. I hope this will help others get to know me better, as I am looking for a good long-term and mutually beneficial relationship.

Today was an extraordinary day. The first part of the day, I must to go to my friend’s work and help him maintain a server, change a couple of networking links, and lower new UTP wires. So he called me this morning and said we can’t do this for some reason today. I said ok, we can do it next time, no problem at all.

I went to take my car to put off a box of UTP cable into a garage, and guess what? I couldn’t open a garage gate. It took my time, but I opened the gate.
I bought programmable keys a few times ago, and I did a great job tonight. I made copies and input them into the controller’s memory; now, every family member has a personal key. It was crazy all the time to hear outside, “Mom, open the gate, please.” )

What else? Oh yeah, this time, I have got an excellent UTP cable. I don’t have my Fluke DTX-1600 here to check it out, but the weight and pairs twist structure seem good. It is universal for indoor and outdoor installation; the previous was terrible, and I threw it away.

Last week, during lunch and break, I did my Cisco labs and read some helpful articles.
There is a new opening, a cozy place with delicious Latte, sweets, and friendly staff. The cafe is called “La Boulangerie San Francisco.” i spent a minute trying to pronounce it.

A client claims a network in a new workplace doesn’t work.
Checking a line; the length looks genuine. 

Connecting a RJ-45 stick and check again. Oh wow, 568JC instead of 568B. 

Fixed. Works.

It’s been boiling outside all week; it’s crazy. I can’t imagine how people work on the street; they are hard workers. So here’s what I did this week. At first, I had an Intel i5-based computer with 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB SSD, installed new Windows 10Pro, CPT, and GNS3 operating systems, and configured the RDP. I set up an IPsec VPN client and firewall for my laptop. It works great. Now I have a computer for laboratory work. I must remember working with Cisco network devices and fixing problems quickly. After that, I have to get CCNA and CCNP certification.

Lunch is almost over, and I’m finished with the Telegram bot theme. I will make notes about Linux logs in a few days and create a few scripts.
After that, I will do my Cisco laboratory work and prepare for the certification. In the US, Cisco is the most, so I have no choice )

Today, I posted a working version of my telegram bot. After tests and many alterations, this version will be the main one I posted on GitHub. I will provide explanations and an example of the work when I have time.

Well, I’ve got sick. The temperature is still high on the second day, and I haven’t been ill like this for a long time. Lying in bed is boring, and there is no desire to watch TV. I hadn’t watched it for two years but realized I needed to work on my resume. I’ve made several attempts, but it hasn’t been successful enough yet. As it turned out, writing a resume is not an easy task since I have no experience. I didn’t run back and forth; there was always an exciting, decent job and enough money.
I reread several hundred different resources, I even had to remember, open past documents to calculate the percentages of my effectiveness.
There is a result; only time will tell how good it will be. I’ll update it here on LinkedIn and Indeed.

While dealing with the telegram bot, I learned to send messages using curl in Bash. That is a crazy thing. Use your imagination, and you can do many things. Now I am thinking about network controllers and need to buy some.

There are two different things: start a script in a terminal and start a script as a service. I thought I was done with the scripts then, but I was not. As a service, Windows scripts didn’t work correctly.
So I changed the bot`s version and upgraded it to 20 versions, but I got into a lot of trouble. This document helped me, and now it finally works. Now, I must gather all my notes and make a cheat sheet for memory.