ecklerwr1 · Sr. Network / Systems Architect · ✭✭✭✭✭

JFrazier is right.

There are only a couple technologies I prefer to avoid if I can... email and backup software!

Done

Continuous multi factor authentication is on the horizon and it's bad as heck! Continuous Multi Factor Authentication - YouTube

That's hilarious Rick!

I got a back to the future car in the mail this weekend... still trying to figure out why? Maybe I won something or it was confirmation bias I suppose.

Today's question was funny lololololol!

Hopefully some cool new stuff in the thwack store... I'm actually glad they removed the game table because I read some things about how hard it is to assemble and stuff so it's a good move.

Hmmmm thanks for the heads up mharv... any luck working around the issue somehow? Does any number in email cause a problem?

The first rule with this an VM's is treat each VM as though it was a physical asset. YES this also means asset tags for your VM's. We call them Vtags to make it obvious it's a VM and not a physical asset but track them and monitor them the exact same way. Also since sometime in 10.x.x NPM began speaking the VMware API…

I used to use dice.com a lot back in the late 90's after the tech bubble burst and everyone was getting laid off. The division of GE Capital Technology Solutions I was working for was shuttered and sold. I did a lot of shorter jobs off dice and it was a good way to get exposed to a lot of different environments. I learned…

The flashlight takes two 18650 batteries like a couple of my e-cig mods lol...

I like that spinner tomiannelli​!!!

I would really like to see Palo Alto f/w support once the ASA update comes in next NPM update... Many of us are using Palo Alto f/w now and not just ASA's.

Schools have it rough... they can't pay enough and also often have cruddy infrastructure.

I'm guessing a domain or something got added to a block list... I see this in the store now:

Gotta love SaaS and the "cloud"

When I was getting my CIS undergrad the big thing with databases was about normalization, keys, foreign keys and designing them correctly from the start to be effective vs. just creating tables willy nilly and seeing how it goes. Also choosing the correct database type in the first place ie. SQL, noSQL, relational, object…

You left out all of the Change Control and approvals that adds at least another three steps lololol!

Netflow and the later enhancements made by Cisco like Medianet has been big for us lately. Especially with all the QOS issues that arise when doing QOS across the entire network.

The new system and profile stuff is awesome... my guess is mrs.alterego​ had something to do with it... looks great!

I'll be there for this! This is exactly the kind of thing I'm always dealing with.

This is part of what scares me about devops... that changes are done in production.

Thanks Leon. You really take some time to write these up.

So it's basically a proxy for you then?

Awe go ahead! I don't think Robert B. minds and I sure don't.

Looking forward to San Diego next year!!!

I think you may be right about that... not usable for emails.

Dang Radioteacher​ that's a LOT of parts you are collecting there!

It's nice to see people you recognize even if not by face but by name after years of working together to solve problems and share knowledge! We've got a good community here on Thwack!