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Also didn't get any points today

Cyber Monday is actually a slow day for us so we don't have to deal with bottlenecks that day.

Luckily my husband works in IT too so we can have meaningful conversations about work, but the rest of my family things I "work on computers". Which means I'm usually the go-to tech support for any phone/computer/internet related problem.

This year I've completed an Azure certification and got introduced to Cisco Nexus. I'd previously had zero experience with either but I've been excited about learning something new!

I'm fairly certain I answered the 10th question correctly but it got counted wrong. I found the answer word for word in the article. I'm not sure what I did wrong unless I accidentally clicked the wrong answer. It doesn't show me what I clicked but ????

We don't really have to do anything, but offer guest wireless so they can shop from their personal devices.

We have a hardware vendor that picks up our old monitors/PCs/phones/etc for recycling. We also recently sold used monitors that we were going to recycle back to our users for $10. We ended up being able to re-purpose all of our monitors as opposed to sending them to recycle.

Whelp... got this one wrong.

Today's question was marked wrong but I'm struggling to see how I answered incorrectly. Especially since B and C are the exact same answer.

My question 12 did not get reset.

I am stuck on 8. I can't find a suitable answer that would use a hyphen. Are there any hints available?

I got this same message even though I'm certain I got it right

I also can't find the answer for 17. If I compare the configs they look exactly the same.

I got the question for the 14th wrong but I'm not entirely sure why. That wording is so confusing

For me it started out with playing video games and setting up LAN parties. Eventually I wanted to just know how everything worked together to do what it did. My parents bought me an old Packard Bell with Windows 3.1 and I took off from there. Learned DOS, got hooked, and took every tech class I could get my hands on in…

New federal guidelines require all federal servicers to encrypt syslog traffic. Adding this feature to log manager would allow us to keep using Solarwinds for our logging instead of going with a third party. It doesn't make sense that the enterprise logging tools do not support it but Kiwi does.

The questions are missing this week...

We need the ability to collect secure syslogs with TLS for a federal requirement. Please add this feature!!

Emailed directly

Have emailed you directly. Thanks

Integration with AD and possibly a submission form