So, there is a service that I often need to restart. I don't like pointing and clicking, so I'll run cmd and then type net start | find /I "cisco" to get the name. Then I'll pipe that to net stop and net start. Or, I USED to do that.
Now, when i try to do it, I learn that access is denied, even though I am logged in as a local admin.
OK - so, where's the SUDO equivalent that will let me run this command as an administrator when i'm, you know, administrating.
Grrrrrr...
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