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I think this is a pretty decent show. Closer than some to reality. As long as the writers keep in realistic I think it has a chance. Interesting to think about having a gigabit network connection and what could be accomplished on one. Keep up the good posts.

Helpful information in this article.

Absolutely. Health monitoring is an important part of the data center. Vendors are including more and more sensors in their systems, we just need to capitalize and have standard dashboards for reporting their status. 

very considerate of you ! 

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As we are implementing a LEAN process around our helpdesk, this was very beneficial.

Helpful and interesting write-up. Brings to light some of the nuances in what we need to know. Thanks!

Educational article. 

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Helpful to get a refresher on some of the old tools. Thanks for the post.

Interesting article with uncanny timing. One of my remote buildings got all new laptops and are experiencing similar issues. Calls randomly hitting the helpdesk with an outage and by the time it gets routed to my desk to investigate all is back to Normal. I have found over the years that just have a long history of…

These types of posts are helpful. Thanks!

Isn't that why they were called "luggables" 

We try not to track what happens on our public wifi network but definitely only manage devices on our private network that our using our key and our hardware. Everything else is either firewalled away if it has to be on the private network. There has to be a compromise between chasing down every minute detail as a cost of…

Thanks for explaining.

Won't these contribute to more issues with distracted driving?

The benefits of knowing what to monitor, the tools to actually monitor, and the goal to improve. 

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There not trouble, they are important!

Definitely!

This reaffirms my thoughts regarding securing the foundation operating system before adding applications. Just securing the apps doesn't prohibit unexpected side effects bubbling up through the operating system. I have been working a fair amount of my spare time in the microcontroller world on wired and wireless ethernet…

Good list. The layers are needed and the breadth of those layers need to be both independent and comprehensive. As I have moved through companies in my career it seems that some only think in terms of one method (firewall) but modern thinking is multi-layered (the security onion). Even having multiple types at the same…

So the possibility exists that the true distinction comes from the level and amount of experience across a broader discipline.

There is a lot of good information in this listing. Thanks!

Educational series. Thanks!

Working together out of silos is the way I have seen to get out of the "It's the network" versus "It's the storage" debate. Good article.

Great reference material.