jkump · Systems Administrator - Expert · ✭✭✭✭✭

Good article.

This was an excellent series. Thanks!

Helpful. Thanks!

Educational and informative posting. Thanks for sharing.

This is an interesting topic. Thanks!

Good tips.

This was useful thanks!

Neat!

Bookmarking this post, as I have a couple of nightmare closets and this would make for good training material.

Does this mean that I can view Bonjour protocol and monitor what is happening?

I am evaluating this product and I found this information useful. 

Helpful post!

Funny, I was thinking the same thing about the degree. Sounds like you are in the right place!

We do not have VoIP and we have not ventured into IP SLA. We have not had reason to delve so deeply into thresholds for Jitter, Delay, Packet Loss, etc. Interesting concepts and worthy of some further research.

Educational and informative. I have not spent a long time in the VOIP world only a few years at my previous company. So this was a good article.

Thanks for sharing.

Helpful and educational. Thanks!

This is helpful information. Thanks for the post!

Thanks for sharing.

Interesting and helpful article.

That would be awesome. I would buy one

As time moves forward, it seems everything is speeding up. Getting and staying current has always been a challenge and it is significantly more important now since solutions pass through their entire lifecycle in some cases faster than we IT people can acquire the appropriate skill sets. But, we choose an adaptive field…

Thanks for the post.

Thanks for the information.

Thanks. Helpful.

I wonder if this survey was given today would the results be similar or would security be higher.

Interesting material.

As my organization is working to update its service desk software, and an overhaul of the service support policies and procedures, I found this a timely post and I will utilize it in my discussions with my teammates. Thanks!

Thanks!

How much additional resources does it take to collect workstation logs? Thinking about hard drive resources, ram, processing, looking at 3000 workstations. Just curious!?