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

I love my Raspberry Pi 2 from previous challenge! That PI3 has built in wifi and a faster cpu as well!

The keylogger things is bad news for HP... poor programming at it's finest! I'm totally excited about more SQL Server for linux and a cross platform set of management tools! (Stick it to Oracle as good as you can MS!)

A couple of the questions were a little tough to find the answer for some reason (number 7) but overall the amount of work that is going into managing this mission has to be monumental so I'm giving it an excellent exceptional rating! Danielle is really earning her keep on this one ;^}

I had to go slow on the first one... took a little while to figure it out.

Ricky really knows how to write a lot!

Of course nodes is our favorite!

Yep if you continue to watch the video there's another pair of correct answers. So yeah it's two sets of two.

Thanks I really appreciate that... I think we are close to finally making the upgrade as I think most all of the things people ran into have been addressed. Also alterego made me think that the old alert win32 application is actually still there even though the alerts are moved to the web so I suppose I could still run…

I think the whole "cloud" thing is dumb personally.

sqlrockstar That's a huge piece of meat Tom! Dang was it hard to get into and out of the oven? Geesh that pan looks like it's bigger than most ovens? How did you cook that thing? I don't think I've ever cooked something that big except maybe roasting a boar in a pit in the ground! Props to the big family though... that's…

Definitely good turnout for sure!

Yes this happens along with other reasons it says no data... I hate that message.

And it's almost time for thwackcamp 2016!!! #thwackcamp

I wonder if subscribing to services that help if your identity has been stolen are worth while. My company even started offering a benefit we could pay for if we wanted.

I'm still trying to figure out the firesight for sourcefire VM... it seems really good but it's new for everyone.

The real advantage to using the blank space in TV spectrum is the distance that the signal can travel... also the amount of data can be larger by sending the data on more than one frequency at the same time.

Funny some of the screens you see in movies and how they either are or aren't correct or real at all! Check out these winners! Apparently they don't understand the octet rule with ipv4???

Nice picture I do miss the trees now living in the desert sometimes!

I read about your upgrade on the upgrade experience thread... I sure hope that gets worked out pretty soon. We just did an upgrade on everything except NTA and it went ok but I suppose that's because the bugs are mostly worked out already.

I just pulled the trigger! Green checkmark!

Worked for me after I clicked the little play symbol. Also be careful today people... you could easily be led into the wrong answer if you go too quick today! I almost fell for it.

I'm all for powershell... it's great that some people at MS are old unix guys!

That's how I feel about network atlas for sure ;^}

I think DanielleH​ can really use your help too!

In practice all this sounds good but from what I've seen over the years a LOT of BC/DR is just plans and documentation. Some companies do some practice drills and some find out they need this after they've already had a problem. It takes a lot of additional investment to really do BC/DR well.

Some things are just common sense... idk what the deal is with some of these people?

Wow that's a LOT but they are all important steps to really being able to recover from a big boo boo!

I'm really looking forward to netpath and perfstack. I'm still a couple versions back on last 11.x. Now that some of the bugs of 12.x are worked out I'm planning the upgrades with team members and am excited to finally get to use these in production.

It also can make it almost too easy for way too many VM's to be created and never cleaned up correctly or gotten rid of.

Good Times!