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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.
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I've also noted that many storage systems start to really perform badly when not even close to being fulling utilized.
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Hands down Ghostbusters!
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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.
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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…
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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.
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Wow Aug. 7th was a little tricky... the wording had me a little concerned.
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lolol!
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Woohoo nice beach scene!
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Thomas has best creative use of the hat! IDK if it's just me but I'm not fan of those truck driver hats with the big screen in the back and the billboard on the front!
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Dang STU!
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The Blanton's single barrel is great. I used to like bookers "center cut" batches as well. Booker's Bourbon | Batches I always thought it was neat how they make them both. I met the son at a Cigar Aficionado in Vegas years ago and heard the whole story about how Booker's came to be... it started as some center of warehouse…
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You like stats Thomas... check this out: • Chart: Apple Shipped More Watches Than Switzerland in Q4 2017 | Statista That's pretty crazy o.O!
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Do I enter the dashes or not?
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We have the same problems byrona! I think we see some of the same things in our environments. We standardized on commvault and that backup software has so many knobs and settings on it... it's like some devs just kept adding features for 20 years and never depreciated anything. There are 3 or 4 ways to do anything in it.
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Mine did that too but it's still OK and correct.
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We take it very far... often some systems should also be inside their own DMZ and if it's really important there's nothing like an airgap to keep people out! Having more than one system receiving the syslog, traps, and polling also is an advantage. ACL's, DACL's, PACL's, L3 f/w, L7 f/w, IPS, also locally security systems…
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I like Jfrazier get to touch a lot of things which really helps to not be stuck doing one thing that could eventually become "legacy."
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If you still have legacy devices that can't do anything but smb1... I think you may have bigger problems... it's like still using NIS for authentication... you just shouldn't do it anymore. I get it though... things like old linux clients or Solaris machines running dated samba comes to mind!
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Makes me think of Led Zeppelin 4 album... great tracks on there for sure.
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I had one that related to your previous article Root Cause, When You're Neither the Root nor the Cause I had a WAN the circuit that seemed to suddenly stop working. The symptom in the ASA firewall with the connections was a SYN Timout. This to me meant the three way handshake on tcp connections was not completing. Finally…
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Knowing how things operate behind the scenes can be a real asset to solving complex problems.
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The problem with ML and AI is it's often hyped to be a BUNCH of stuff that it's NOT.
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Wow I don't know if I'll be able to afford thwackcamp this year! Bill
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kong the vm specialist!
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I always thought this should have never been a separate product. It should have been the new network atlas from the start. Now with newer mapping in NPM it seems there should be some way to combine the best of both NTM and new NPM mapping together.
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Even with getting an engineering degree at the university... it's more about learning how to learn than the specifics they teach.
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The big picture is where it's at right now in IT. Being a computer scientist helps to see, learn, use, and understand multiple technologies and not be stuck in one silo. I do windows, unix, linux, storage, virtualization, and network including now monitoring and even orchestration (with ACI, DNA Center, ISE, and in VMware…
