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

They need to make more William Gibson books into movies I think.

LOL just goes to show... I'm still trying to even get rid of the last windows 2008R2 and we have 2019 now! o.O

I wish you were coming to PHX SWUG Thomas!

I wonder if putting too many eggs in AWS basket is really a good idea? The JEDI contract comes to mind.

Very happy to see the thwack pack this time!!!!

Yep and the govcloud 2.0 here in the USA is probably in a similar situation is my guess... They're finding out not having control over the infrastructure has some real downside and that the "cloud" isn't performing the way it was promised.

I'm currently using netflow on 6513 most recently to determine the volume and geographic location of multiple users of a large enterprise application. We knew how many user accounts there were in different places.... what we didn't know for sure was how much they each were using and exactly where the power users were.…

We keep custom dashboard up on HUGE screen 83" hanging on the wall that shows all the critical issues we have going on in our environment. Feeding some critical alerts into splunk and then correlating the data between Orion, Help Desk Tickets, and log events we can highlight where lights are flashing RED in more than one…

Lol that's funny there were a LOT of them in that little area!

Yes there is... try here: http://www.adatosystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/1703_SWI_monitoring-201-eBook.pdf

I got it today but I can't watch youtube at work so I was gambling a little o.O

Well can you believe some people think Han Solo beats him???

I saw your post on Linked-In on this as well Leon! Nice follow up.

Keep tryin'! It will take when you get the right word... very frustrating sometimes though.

I seem to remember there was something about big-endian vs. little-endian as well: While the Intel microprocessor product line (most notable amongst others) has become a popular architecture, many historical and extant processors use a big-endian memory representation, commonly referred to as network order, as used in the…

Going through RMF right now... for one big network it's going to be year long endeavor... maybe longer. There's going to be a big POAM for sure.

For what it's worth this is the first poll I ever down voted but I think everyones heart is in the right place.

Wow flashback to Lawrence Garvin too! Nice!

come on night vision goggles lol

We've got lots of SCRUM masters around here... it does help develop some things and get products out quicker but I'm still not convinced this is really something new.

I agree about all the different types of accounts... now also imagine also having to make them all work with 2FA and PKI certs on tokens. That's the tip of the iceberg though... it's also now been mandated that we do 802.1x as well on basically every network port. I can see a brand new 2600 series Cisco ISE 2615 for me as…

Yeah many are not exactly on the level I think. I get them too. I must have a dozen different groups calling for donations all related to this. I think what you have to do is find a local station or department you know and then donate to them with you initiating the communication.

We have to a property pass to move anything outside and if it's controlled it takes a letter from the material control people. Just anyone can't move things in or out of the building. They'll lock your badge and access out if they see you on video trying it too!

@Andy did you get the virtman straightened out? I have virtman too but just never integrated it yet. I did just finally pull the trigger and update from 11.0.1 to 11.5.2 along with latest NTA, SAM and NCM on my main and additional pollers o.O! I even added a little license of WPM! OMG you have to really be careful with…

RMF is going to make and generate a LOT more security events moving forward. It's going to cause a LOT of new paperwork and a LOT of new documentation.

I wish we had DPA but unfortunately we don't... it's very expensive in a way similar to SRM.

I recommend KeyPass... it's free.

I'm not sure why this wasn't implemented in the first place actually... would seem to be pretty easy since it's already all web based.

PM'd my IP... I'll refresh it every now and then (few minutes) too...

Lol that is funny.