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

Hey... You... get off of my cloud!

Wooohooo!!!

I love Brian Kreb... his website is amazing.

We'll most likely always have a private cloud. Rules really don't allow anything else exactly yet although they say they'll have some approved public clouds for some workloads... I don't see it happening anytime soon. Orion and it's modules do a good job and showing the entire picture of the health of the private cloud...…

This is a really good idea actually. I also hate the way ASA's show denies as drops in Orion. I would think some SWQL or report might be able to get this info the way you want it... I'll check into that.

It's usually understaffed from my experience.

Yup! Awesome! What’s even more awesome? B.r.a.d. took a vacation and will be in Cancun all week working on his tan. Your lucky day x2!

I wouldn't have guessed that one correctly... for sure. I googled it and never realized there were that many Fart applications out there!

Tell us more about Future:Net! What's that all about?

What about 100G mcam​? My guess is this is sorta an oversight! My guess is this will be fixed very soon...

Mobile is tough one we've used "airwatch" and "good" so far. Good is neat but doesn't properly support android.

Here's to a great 2019!

Getting real visibility into Government networks that allows network engineers to quickly find bottlenecks and places where applications are breaking down is a complicated problem to solve. One thing I can say from doing this for years is things are improving. The tools are finally starting to catch up with the problem.

Geesh that's a lot of lanyards you've got there!

I'm really loving the new appstack views in Orion... it's really forward looking in monitoring from webserver down to luns on storage!

You unsubscribe from winter by moving to Scottsdale Arizona... also we have nice nice cars here. High of 82 here today!

Your last link after doing some digging led me to this which is VERY interesting paper about big problems with the x86 architecture we've been using for decades now! https://dustri.org/b/files/papers/31dd6431a3dd0d26814b4ff4d453c20e8d1292eef2f3ec1f777b8e4ee1852d08_domas_breaking_the_x8… One of the processors that in the…

Hmmmm brush up on business skills... I've thought about getting an MBA as it seems the easiest route to becoming an executive officer... I'm just not sure it's worth the time and investment.

Wow this is old... I think this is a done deal already now!

Logs take up space and it's getting so more and more logging is being done and we're saving them longer and longer. For sure dedup and compression helps but it's really getting harder and harder to sift through all the data.

Looking at aLTeReGo post SAM6.2 notes this sounds promising at least! * Automated Network Sonar Discovery Import* Automatic monitoring of newly found nodes, interfaces, volumes, and applications based on discovery profile criteria

whew today's answer was better... yesterdays was brutal o.O!

Dropping the advertising inside (at least for now) sure sounds great! New version minus the ads is pretty sweet!

Lots of appliances use BSD as a base as well!

Ugh another one of these questions that is so subjective it's a crapshoot. It seems to me there's only one answer in the list??? Do I check all the boxes or just the last one? This is a bad question. Does the last box cover all of the above or not?

Yeah the two factories in Georgetown KY had TONS of IBM Token Ring. All the CAU's and LAM's lol I'll never forget it!

Yep no hint... and I have no idea where to begin. Please don't be anything like 7...

He never sells any of the pieces either!

Hey here in Phx, AZ and in Ohio where I grew up is the home of Friday night steel! Lots of different target formations. Friday Night Steel –