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I have got to set up a PC at home to try it. Need to keep my ISP honest....

Use if the ITIL framework and business SLA's are also crucial. It needs to be an integrated effort from end to end with regular meeting with the various teams to improve and keep up with the changing environment. By helping the other teams do their job in turn gives them incentive to help us do ours...

Hmmm....you may be right byrona​

I foresee traffic control issues at local college campuses.... 20 drones delivering pizza's to one dorm building sparks riot/food fight.

datachick‌ - Excellent follow-on to your previous blog.

Half the time I browse netflix they don't have what I am looking for or their selection is so mediocre. For somethings it is not so bad. The kids and grandkids seem to find stuff there all the time.

Granted that is a different type of DDOS attack...one of the biggest challenges with regards the health industry and cyber security is regards to money....insurance fraud and theft of benefits. You pull records with patient data (includes SSN, DOB, address, contact numbers, etc and related insurance info), now with fake…

but now you are here...

I am sure he did learn from it. Sometimes writing the documents after such an event does more to educate you about the environment and where the moving parts are at.

Good points !

Dry erase board...large(wall sized) with post-it notes.

Actually we will be paying that bill...via taxes.

You pretty much hit up what fits in the realm of remote IT from what I have seen thus far in my IT career. About the only thing I could add there would be searching for rogue devices on remote networks (like wireless access points that shouldn't be there).

Well put rschroeder​, the meme you posted is appropriate...although Dez​ would just speak it aloud

Yes I agree this is doable outside the product. It should be a function of the product because of the nature of what it does and the need to report over longer periods of time.

our DB is on a local SSD array....

Not so much IoT here...The only BYOD accessible network is a "guest" network and you still must use a valid id/password to log in and after x number of hours you have to re-authenticate. 

While those electric "jets" are intriguing, and yes I want one, a gyrocopter would be more than sufficient for me. Those are available in enclosed versions and can be obtained for about the price of a half decent car or truck.

pictures or it didn't happen !!!

Around 3 decades ago as an operator we sneakernet-ted 9 track round reel tapes from one side of the data center to the other to move daily sales datasets from the comm systems POS interface over to the mainframe at midnight so they could process sales and inventory information during nightly batch processing. Then around 5…

Completed.

zennifer​, 200yds....pictures or it didn't happen

It would also be helpful to have dates on when things are awarded and like designerfx​ mentioned be able to filter on it. I have mentioned abut the undefined in the past...it makes it hard to know what they are for.... Speaking of dates, being able to view by date so you can go back and review a day or week or event a…

Same issue as @jm_sysadmin but it did save the data with a checkmark for the day.

Yes, that is what I was trying to convey to jacob.rentz​.

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rebump after an hour...

Granted, but if it were truly an alternate, just think what goodness the primary could be ?

The original Dragnet at that. Then you have some the best "Heros"... Emergency (Station 51) Okay I am partial to that one as I volunteer at Station 51 out here in Texas.