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

They don't like dameware that's why it's blocked because it's a remote access tool... bummer.

smoked_angus​ put a screenshot up for us DoD peeps.

Some of the new memory only malware is getting pretty crafty... I just watched a demo of using volatility to analyze the stuxnet virus. That open source volatility software is pretty amazing. It analyzes any memory dumps from machines including things like the windows hibernation file.

There are a LOT of different kinds of data out there for sure!

The Goat abides!

As long as they don't choose the bitcoin algorithm for this it may work. For things like bank transactions it has a way to go to replace something like VISA clearing house with blockchain. VISA can process transactions in microseconds where hashing the blockchain with bitcoin takes a LOT of time and is expensive in…

You're not understanding what I'm saying I don't think.

Often some of the Orion database indexes get really fragmented!

Funny you should say that... we were using IPv6 on Cisco 7500 series routers when the code was first available from Cisco in the 90's. This was for the DREN network... also were the first, just about, to roll out ATM everywhere ironically now almost gone (the ATM).

Same happened to me... the first all month. Todays was fine though.

A lot of this is common sense I think. Perhaps some people lose site of the goal sometimes and get wrapped up in stuff that doesn't really help to meet the objective???

Thanks asheppard970​ I'm OOP in Colorado this week so this really helped me...

Kinda cool prize this 3rd week... I looked at some of the other stuff they make too... I guess I'm old school enough that I'm a little behind on all the new streaming gadgets.

That crowd at AWS re:invent looks horrible Tom!

Using Taclane's on every circuit, port security, and proper usage and monitoring of ACAS and HBSS sure helps a lot too!

The newer Cisco -X ASA firewalls which have IPDS built in can report back to Cisco Firesight and act on current events by doing things such as blocking traffic even silently dropping and reporting on the traffic. It can shut down ports systems are on that are sources of nefarious traffic. It's a little bit of an art to…

You should have come to the PHX SWUG Eric! We had a good time there last week. For the first time I've seen they had the SAAS people all there too.

Hurricane season is coming again now!

That sounds like a great idea! I do the same thing but I also use a freeware tool called Screen Hunter that lets you cut out a piece of anything on the screen and save it.

You'll have to do some work for today's answer... it's out there but not on the hint page.

As a matter of fact @"KMSigma.SWI" we are just now getting Windows 2019 certified by IA. It's a slower process for us that some... we have to wait until lots of stuff is gone over and tested before letting new MS technology take over the AD database and potentially break legacy systems. It's always a balancing act but I'm…

I'm in exact same boat Peter!

We've recently bought into Riverbed too...

Also I suppose if this application or site is that important then you would have more than one provider bringing in connectivity too... it all comes down to what you're willing to "accept" and "pay."

I agree with this as well... it's what I said earlier. There's more than one right answer even though they were looking for one that's worded very similar.

The custom browsers yeah but chrome rocks... I use it on android all the time in nougat!

I don't know about you all but with all these people "working from home" I've been busier than ever at the office! I can't wait for everyone to come back to work. I'm afraid, though, that some people really don't want to go back to work!

Too many secrets!

Perhaps just a web chatbox would suffice? If it was IRC then only certain people could use or I suppose there's a way to have one do both perhaps?

Lol American football...hehe!