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

An extremely popular mobile app called "LINE" is huge in Asia. We used to use to manage our guild in a mobile game Arcane Legends... actually it's still being used but I handed the guild I started over because it was just just taking up too much of my time and $$$. My tag for the forum was pretty neat though... You can in…

This is what I want too!

I actually didn't think it was that difficult. Oh I see what you mean now... yesterday not today's.

I'm really concerned... now they're talking about moving to O365... I'm not excited about it at all. The only good thing is the mailbox size I think.

Liquid Death is actually a canned water company. They sell water in big tall black cans.

That's pretty much it... we have hundreds and hundreds of drives in our many NetApp and EMC disk arrays.

Going with Brian too!

Pictures or it didn't happen!!!

You hit the nail on the head Thomas! The cloud is so dependent on the network working right through every f/w, router, and switch (or 1 of n load balancer) at every hop along the path... this is a complicated problem if any of these hops have "issues" once or on some horrible hard to nail down frequentness (hey I made up a…

Like Jfrazier says this goes way beyond Health Care. With RMF coming down in Fed space one of the new requirements is crypto for all data at rest. This includes CD/DVD's that are burned (hello Roxio Secure Burn) and also all hard drives and storage. Any data in motion that goes beyond a secure enclave is already encrypted…

Geesh when are people going to realize that all data removed from any network should be encrypted? Laptops included with full disk encryption!!!

Isn't this dependent on whether serials can be read with snmp. I know even with Cisco devices this isn't 100% consistent... I suppose that's no reason not to try. I have reports that list them for Dell Servers and Cisco devices but I don't get them for all. Also some of my Cisco devices have 40 serial numbers if you…

Not like we don't use it every day right?

This is true and mandated now under RMF... better tools are helping to get the job done finally.

Whew so far so good!

That's pretty good Kellie dang!

I completely agree! Now you can have your career ruined just for hitting on the wrong person.

I think I saw that too... they were referencing bank transaction processing I think... basically to replace the clearing that VISA does it would take more power than the planet could provide to clear the transactions with bitcoin ledger. Something like that which really makes zero sense. I also read that the newer virtual…

yeah but it's funny anyhow... lol!

Ansible and YAML seems like a possibility... it's agentless which I like.

NESSUS ftw!

Yeah today's was a little more subtle of answer... I can see how the wrong one could be the right one... be careful peeps o.O!

Awesome you guys will have to fill us in on what you do with yours!!! I'm glad it came!

When the devices have telnet running still... that alone should make you think o.O

So you mean show the IP address of a router or L3 switch interface that's monitored by NPM ie. like the IP from the: ip address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX mask XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX statement below interface from the config?

I'm not really surprised about what MS is doing with their browser engine. More and more people where I work have abandoned IE unless it's required for a site. With things in chrome and firefox like IE tab for this is... it makes even needing to open IE a thing of the past.

The Note 7 thing is kinda like driving around in a bad neighborhood with your hotspot named DEA Van or something like that lol!

I got pretty rowdy on Independence Day and set off the Winchester signal cannon 3 times. It shoots 10 gauge black powder blanks.

Anything than can save time is good for me.

I agree that even owning vSphere cloud edition licenses which give us access to ALL the vmware tools minus a couple made for service providers... our VM people still want VMAN. They love it and can do things with VMAN you can't do with the orchestrator (used to be called vcops) in VMware.