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dennyk posted:Are there seriously data centers who allow colo customers to have unsecured hands-on access to other customers' systems these days? There is one in Auckland; I've found open doors into other peoples racks. I also found a PC on the floor and the eth/power cables snaking through under a locked cabinet door And the one time they had spanning tree issues during the middle of the day....
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Inspector_71 posted:Or just type "net statistics server" in the command prompt. type uptime in powershell I win 
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gently caress HP switches 1) LACP trunk works 2) erase switch 3) LACP will not come up on either ports (same config as before wipe) 4) erase switch 5) LACP will only come up on one link (out of two) (same config yet again) 6) erase switch 7) LACP works on both links (same config as 1)) 
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Had a user last start at 9am today and quit by 11am. Um ok edit: 
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toe shoes posted:We have a locally hosted Jira setup going on here. You can now get a hosted version if you want. Someone in our other office decided that rather than even trying to get stuff setup on our Jira to setup a hosted instance of it and tie it into what ever systems they need to use (mainly Salesforce). You're kinda lucky; here Jira was too hard  lets put it in a 2003 Sharepoint instance
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Blue_monday posted:I have a question: What are these high powered sales and other super important people actually USING their laptops for? Office and maybe a db program that is probably at least a few years old? For looking important; nothing says I have a big  like an Apple Laptop
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BurgerQuest posted:My work laptop is a 13" MBP... running Windows 7 only. Out of 30+ 13" macbook pros that the oval office before me brought 95% are running Windows My 15" is running Windows 8.1 
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evol262 posted:It's almost like you work an in industry where you can walk away from that ticking bar or minimize the RDP window and work on something else. time to lean; time to clean 
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nitrogen posted:My employer refuses to do this for any of our datacenters, and we have over 100x that number of servers. And we also block outgoing udp/123 by default, too. I've commonly noticed our inhouse stratum 2 servers poo poo themselves for 5-10 days when the connection to one of our upstream time sources ate itself or changed, and nobody noticed until we build something that won't sync. You need some GPS loving in there; I'm building shortly 2x Raspberry Pi with GPS addon for NTP; cost like 200 quid or some poo poo.
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madsushi posted:Or you could actually give them a real solution and help them break down the PST into yearly (or more frequent) archives so that they get to keep their email and they get good performance. PSTs of that size and nature are not a "real solution" where do you store the PSTs? On the network; nope, locally? then the disk fails? omgnoemail Best way is Exchange 2010/13 + an archive solution (which costs $$$) or really to tell the user to actually delete poo poo
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NZAmoeba posted:Nope! Nice! Auckland is nice  PS if I need to  for your new team....
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pr0digal posted:I wonder how this monstrosity started out is that really a Y power splitter 
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Riso posted:#yolo is the standard approach for small businesses. RAID 0 on the SBS server? CHECK
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Renegret posted:But hey, I just do as I'm told. Welcome to the workforce Seems MS has taken over no-ip.com
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GreenNight posted:Yeah but some of the older Cisco routers, Cisco doesn't recommend rebooting them due to issues with memory failing. yep, dont reboot and have issue when ipv4 >512K or reboot and your line cards fail and hope you can RMA them Which is worse?
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Sickening posted:So I have gone through a project of building a monitoring system from the ground up with a limited budget. We now have a noc-light area with displays displaying all the current system statuses just as you would expect. Things are beautiful. Depends on what you used, PHPWeatherMap is ideal for this option http://www.network-weathermap.com/ eg: HL'ed image: code:
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Kurieg posted:
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