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

The problem with question 6 is that many of the answers could be considered true... that never makes it easy because it's then which do they want.

We run all of our SolarWinds products in VM's on VMware... even the SQL Server for it and the noSQL NTA flow database.

Nice graphics thwack!

What's the video team all about? I suppose making those lab videos in the studio you have at the new place but how many of them are there? Is there some post production studio or something where they edit the video with some system?

Yep! Can't beat HAL.

Often storage systems don't get updated much unless there's a reason to I've found.

Hmmm... guess I missed it. Did anyone get an email that's what I want to know or who did? You can post here so we can see...

Office 365 shows that some types of public cloud applications can work well.

I saw some cabling people when they took the old heavy solid core bus and tag cables out they had cut them all up into foot long sections and made a pile of them by the door... I guarantee those ended up going to be sold at metal recycling place.

I signed up and never got any video link or email???

Mines still all black but that's pretty crazy looking. Reminds me of some Grateful Dead concerts.

This one was hard but Justice League FTW!

I guess that means I'm really old school then. So did I at home with the original: en.wikipedia.org/.../Magnavox_Odyssey The Magnavox Odyssey is the first commercial home video game console. The hardware was designed by a small team led by Ralph H. Baer at Sanders Associates, while Magnavox completed development and…

We've all done it before!

We have certain maintenance windows for specific types or groups of devices. IE. server or network Sunday when many changes take place during the same regularly scheduled time window every month. I'm glad we have growing options for dealing with maintenance periods.

Looks good! I can't wait until I get up to 12.1!

appstack + perfstack = pretty awesome!

I'm not sure how that camera works... ZINK... what's that really... I guess I need to google it??? No ink, no printer, is it really like the old poloroids? Well I did: Zink (technology) - Wikipedia It's a thermal printing solution with special paper that's patented. In case you were also wondering... here's the important…

In preparation for cyber Monday and the holiday season we upgrading our Orion to NPM 12.2 and related modules on all new W2K12R2 and SQL2016 on newly built brand new VM's! We've also moved our VM's off old Dell blade centers to all Cisco UCS! Both of these things are great but finally updating to the latest Orion modules…

For some reason edit stopped working for me... also start clicking in the red box critical memory. just figured it out it's only in FF for some reason... gotta check some settings I suppose. I got edit sorted by just switching rendering engines inside FF with IEtab. Not sure what changed that broke edit.

Or just install the windows agent on some windows machines at different locations and use them as the NetPath source.

We're investing heavily in Quantum and AI/ML. For use perhaps quantum is even more important.

We deal with this all the time. First where I work you can't just install any software you want by policy and by GPO. We don't allow just anyone to have admin rights. All software used must go through a tedious approval process including open source software. The more different kinds of software used means more STIG's and…

It's hands down Scoob!!!!! FTW!

Yeah took the last two weeks of the year off and day after New Years so I could shoot my 10 gauge Winchester Signal Cannon some.

Very familiar with leaks involving removable media!

Infected supply chain is a HUGE concern in anything... especially anything military which might but our troops in jeopardy. Where we buy our electronic components and who wrote our software whether commercial or open source it makes a difference.

Geesh that sounds pretty scary... I guess you're covered at least?

Our on prem is great (all racks of Cisco UCS minis and VMware vCloud Director/NSX)... it's the stuff that might be off prem I'm worried about.

This is all true... I suppose the biggest hurdle still is trusting your data in someone's datacenter that isn't controlled by you.