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

I'm a big fan of good 'ol rdp... we even have xrdp on linux machines so you can use windows rdp client to get to linux desktops!

I've had my CISSP for over four years now and this year I'm planning to cover and get CEH. With those two you can cover most of the DoD IT positions:

Byron that's why I decided to get into networking and communications after I got my CIS BS. I knew, even though I did great at programming and algorithms in college, that I didn't want to sit and debug code and do documentation about the code for years after graduating. At the time Cisco was still a fairly new company and…

I can't seem to get my head around that it didn't seem like that long ago that we were doing the 2016 word a day!

Thanks jnewell​ props for pulling the trigger!

I've found a lot of Cisco routers with default passwords this way or no password.

No internet on air gapped networks!

I clicked the correct answer and got it correct but you have to read the actual answers...

This works pretty well for unclassified workloads but classified workloads don't really work with any remote management tools.

If they could make it do STIG changes all by itself they might have something. Currently the only tool I know that does this is Steelcloud: www.steelcloud.com

I could really do without some of the corporate "Innovation" initiatives and basically suck up teams that don't do any real work.

Great new features!

All seems to be good now.

BitTorrent is now TRON and is also going to use blockchain somehow... what the #$%^ is that about??? Sounds like it's gone off the rails if you ask me. Hard Fork Decentralized... neat name but whaaaa???

Actually for some of now with RMF - Risk Management Framework being mandated... encryption of data at rest and in motion will no longer be "optional."

I was in San Diego last week... Cisco Live 2025!!!

I did the same thing and I've been using SAM for years...

Heck we even had NoSQL OSS for a little while with NTA until SQL Server added column store features. It is easier using one database server... that's 4sure! Bill

That John Deere tractor hacking is insane! And lol just grab the shadow file off the dishwasher geesh!

Wow almost missed this one at first!

It's hard to beat a SWUG too!

Have put mine here too... I have another thread for bobbleheads going too: Bobble Head!!!

Netpath really is some awesome stuff cobrien​!

I like that response. Put me in the vote down on this one.

Hehe you and me both... at least we scored on those things last months that was huge! Rasberry Pi and 70's headband wristbands lolol! Geesh time flies was that two months ago?

I know you're not a BOT I saw you at Phoenix SWUG... yes Wendy is a real person in Utah!

I'm glad you got the vendor stuff worked out. It's a popular thing around these parts!

I like the new automatic baseline features in Orion.

The hint was ok for me on 5... maybe they fixed it.