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

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.

You can do more with teams than chat but it takes some work. We have a weekly status board created in teams we use each week to track status of everything.

I was thinking the same thing. It was nice to have a dad that gave me a LOT of lessons growing up. Kinda makes you feel bad for all the people out there without dads.

I concur with JFrazier. Audit log data can require really strict permissions. It's similar to documenting your vulnerabilities. Certain data just shouldn't be visible to everyone.

Wow that's pretty huge if this happens to you with those versions! I didn't think anyone had cracked any of them yet!

Happens all the time to me Will!

I agree and often my downfall is trying to read too much into things... usually keeping it simple wins and sometimes it's just badly written so it's a crapshoot.

I grew up in Ohio so WHO DEY!!! WHO DEY!!! WHO DEY think they're gonna beat them Bengals!

LOLOLOLOL!

Increase in start performance sure sounds good!

Dang you almost have enough for the table now!

Unless the Government requires you keep raw logs and keep them for extended periods of time by contract. :^{

Wow that's great Brett and I'm sure it's hard to give a dog away after raising and taking care of them for so long. It's a noble effort as many Vets esp. special operators can suffer a lot after coming home. Labs are great dogs too!

The new command line stuff is awesome.

I agree and not looking forward to maintaining a whole rack of servers to run splunk or the price but information assurance thinks this is going to solve all their problems. What they really want is some easy button for all their stuff and I really don't have the time to spend on splunk all the time. Bill

I've had automation go wrong before... for some of us the network is getting so big now that without NCM some things would be next to impossible to achieve though that's for sure!

I've been thinking outside of the box on some of LEM agent connectors... I may need say Oracle Linux connector to get RedHat Linux to log correctly... stuff like that.

Now that's what I'm talking about pHubb!!!

Hot-lanta and Humid-anta!!!

Wow I was just thinking tomorrow will be the 4th of July actuator 2018!

Yeah I've got a few sets myself! Bill