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People still want to be in IT? A sucker's born every minute..

How many years of experience are you looking for? And how many years are you willing to take?

Also hello!

Hey Dean, I'll check the HR front door requirements. 3-5 years typically, certs and years of experience translate to individual compensation.

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Sup fellas, been a long time. As the title indicates, out children's hospital is switching from Junos QFX to Nexus / ACI across the entire access, distro, vfs and core.. top to bottom 2018.. we're down a position, not finding a solid fit through the normal channels.

If you're looking for a new opportunity and willing to relocate hit me up. There is no relocation assistance but the place is solid.. looking for culture fit with applicable, average hands on experience. Certs aren't huge.

Sorry about the typing, grabbing flowers for the wife at the supermarket.. wanted to post this up just in case..


Interested? PM me, chat, and swap #'s

Are any of you guys using load ballancers for NFS/SMB storage in your datacenters? Especially for BC/DR compliance?

I'm looking at a couple of new NetAPP 8040's one for both sites, but their MetroCluster licensing more than I need, and though it would be cool to have NAS locksteping tech on the filers for HA across a stretched layer-2 fabric the application support for attached systems don't have a RTO that warrants the investment..

NetApp guys said we should look into put these things behind our internal syn-paired F5's and use a VIP for our SMB/NFS shares.. Just like you would with normal traffic.. It opened a larger discussion about failover scripting, shorten recovery objectives, etc.

Anyone doing this with their filers?

I talked to both vendors at Cisco Tech Days this week. Unfortunately the place I'm at now doesn't have a network big enough to justify it.

really? that doesn't sound right.. Ping me if you want to talk about it..

I have an hour commute to work in the morning.

• smoke a swisher
• listen to fiction audio books
• Daydream about cool shit

how to get a prescription for adderall 

sudo --congrats!

yeah, it's really expensive!

Oh, APM/NPM.

I'm wondering how it compares to a Fluke or SecurActive solution concerning price and functionality.
Does it auto-detect applications? Does it show what flows are part of the same applications? Does it indicate differences between latency and server response time?

All of the above.

It automatically created activity groups based on flow's. you can define any custom grouping you like, its great for building dashboards and drilling down into specific metrics to display across multiple devices.

Here is a quick snapshot of out of the box application aware metrics gathered for Web Servers (HTTP). As you can see, at the top left under the HTTP client you have the ability to drill down into a specific device or pre-defined group of devices in a cluster to analyze traffic patterns, not to mention all of the identified traffic seen over the wire for any point in time from these devices. You can identify what is going on, who was talking to who, everything that was trans-versing the monitored vlan.

This one specifically. looks like it was actually the netscreen.

Released late December 2015.

http://www.securityweek.com/backdoor-juniper-firewalls-enables-remote-access
https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2015-7755/

Just finished the Martian..

Opening quotes. "Im pretty much fucked, that's my considered opinion, fucked"

Ending quotes "I smell like a skunk took a shit on some sweat socks, this is the happiest day of my life"

I like the UDP one.

Knock knock
Who dare?
UDP
UDP who?

I never said it was funny. I just like it.

Department happy hour this evening, always a good time! Man I'm getting old. I look forward to the weekend just so I can lay around and take naps..

I could post here every day!

Teaming is an optional install feature on Qlogic Extreme 10gb nic drivers, not installed by default.. Shamefully I had to call support, didn't feel bad when it took them over a hour to figure that out.