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Exim Cheatsheet

Exim Cheatsheet is a nicely organized, text-based list of useful Exim commands, all kindly compiled and shared by DevOps Engineer Brad "the Mad." Our appreciation for directing us to this resource goes to IAmTheM4ilm4n, who likes to keep it handy "because I can never remember the commands in Exim.”

IT Pro Tuesday #226

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Awesome-Cheatsheets

Awesome-Cheatsheets is a set of cheatsheets for various popular programming languages, frameworks and development tools. Each was created as a single file to include all the essential things you should know when working with that topic. Kindly shared by ioah86.

IT Pro Tuesday #224

IT Pro Tuesday #223

The GAM Cheat Sheet

The GAM Cheat Sheet lists a summary of commands for G Suite's domain management tool GAM. Keep it handy for the proper command format and save the time you'd otherwise spend digging through documentation. sm-raj says, "If you’re a Google Workspace shop, you can’t go wrong with GAM and its cheat sheet."

IT Pro Tuesday #222

A Sysadmin's Unixersal Translator

A Sysadmin's Unixersal Translator is a simple, well-organized lookup table for Linux/UNIX/BSD commands that serves as a helpful guide for those working on multiple Unix implementations. jackslastfucktogive adds, "I work in a place with varied operating systems like hp-ux and 5 different flavors of Linux, Sun solaris and VMS, along with every flavor of Windows server, so I have used the rosetta

IT Pro Tuesday #221

Subnet Mask Cheat Sheet

Subnet Mask Cheat Sheet serves as a simple alternative to calculators for determining which addresses you can use on a network. CG_Kilo says, "Love it [for] when I need to figure out how many static IPS are available for a clients ip block."