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

You'd like it where I work Rick... we can't have any devices that transmit anything where we work. No cellphones, no smart watches, no Fit Bits! They all spend the ENTIRE day locked up in little boxes outside the work areas.

We're doing more CMMC3, 800-171 now in addition to all the 800-53 we've been doing under RMF! Seems we have another new job to do these days! Bill

I struggle a little with DR/BC. It seems a LOT of the times there are plans but really no way to test those plans all the way.

This is impressive ">aLTeReGo!

It seems like a lot to take on all at one time.

NPM and SAM together with some VMAN does a really good job on all these requirements.

We all find out yeah there a lot of traffic here and when... it's netflow that tells us some layer 4 transport layer information like what the traffic actually is :^}

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sqlrockstar​ has a nice tshirt collection!

Query Crimes!

That's sooooo true!!!!

Now with RMF in the DoD space we basically have to document everything... every process and they have to be reviewed and tested annually.

Sent to me from D.C. I'm not much of a memer... takes too much time.

I had to think a little on the first question as often these kinds of questions can lead you down a path you don't want to be on if you're not careful.

You always put some thought into what you say Leon and that's a good thing. I wish more people would be like that. Also traveling for work at first seems great because you get to goto many places but... after years of doing it I've found it takes a toll on myself and my family. I don't travel as much anymore and to be…

I'm kinda dreading ever having to roll out O365 from all the stuff I've read on thwack!

I'm almost suprised more people aren't voting for this... I haven't even stacked mine yet and I want it!

We use ACAS and HBSS to monitor our infrastructure for vulnerabilities and lock down endpoints on DoD networks. Also SolarWinds software can be approved for use on DoD networks. I've seen Orion on some very "controlled" networks.

I learned Apple Pascal on 5.25" floppies on an Apple ][+ when I was around 12 years old @"KMSigma.SWI" ! I remember it took two floppies because it was so large. Bill

One thing I'd like to see added besides threaded comments would be video thumbnails in posts...

I always wondered about the flying spiders thing!

With some devices it's tough to figure out he syntax but time has told that NCM does the job and does it well once it's all setup correctly.

I've also noted that many storage systems start to really perform badly when not even close to being fulling utilized.

Hands down Ghostbusters!

Hey I think I saw your profile on isc2 community Radioteacher​! About Radioteacher - (ISC)² Community I'm thinking of doing the CCSP next now.

ITIL it seems will always be in our lexicon. Remedy has been based on it for years and now everyone seems to be on the bandwagon. Looking back it makes sense we all use the same terminology to describe all things in an IT infrastructure. I wish we could use the SW help desk product... Remedy can be a real pain. I still use…

I don't disagree about new energy types but let's not forget one of the main reason the US leads in reducing carbon emissions is two words... NATURAL GAS.

Wow Aug. 7th was a little tricky... the wording had me a little concerned.

lolol!