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F5 BigIP iApps can all go die in a fire. Every single one I've come across have all left out some detail that is needed to provide functionality to whatever you're trying to load balance/reverse proxy etc. Lync 2013 for example it left out the port 80 portion of the reverse proxy that is needed for mobile clients and also didn't assign the ssl certificates for the edge server. Good work douchebags.
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PCI compliance. We had a breach last year some where in the card data environment and so visa is coming in to audit us this year. They've blown this poo poo off for around 10 months and now it's hurry up and get it done. We can't have the PCI vlan touch the VMware servers because of some bad magic or some poo poo. We're using jump boxes to get into the PCI environment and we're connecting to those with dameware. Why we're not going with a terminal server running max encryption and two factor authentication? Because someone could have a key logger installed on their PC. This whole thing is a clusterfuck and I highly doubt we'll pass this audit with flying colors. I'm beyond flabbergasted with dealing with this. We're taking all the advice from these consultants instead of making well informed decisions. God drat I need a drink
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Who are you people that use putty on a Mac? Seriously what the hell. PCI auditors want us to regularly use Nessus to scan PCI vlan but want it to be a physical box instead of the VMware one we have. Queue installing Ubuntu onto a dell 7010 desktop. Enterprise grade advice oh PCI consultants.
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Nov 11, 2013 23:10
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So today I started a 5 day course for scom, about 2 pm est the instructor just drops out because of some ice storm or some bullshit like that in Frankfort Kentucky. To make things worse this is geared at IT professionals and this lady is walking us through how to create ad accounts and groups etc. how she got to be the instructor I have no loving clue.
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Dave_Indeed posted:I feel you. Time Warner Cable told me this house I just bought was serviceable, then when I moved in they were like, "no bitch that's wrong, you're crazy bitch"... so I'm always on call for work and very often have to use this garbage satellite internet that has a 10gb cap and no vpn access to do my job. Plus an 800 ms ping that makes logmein a joy to use. What part of ohio is this backwoods? Try contacting the puco
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Jan 1, 2014 23:29
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dennyk posted:Only if you are in a handful of federally-regulated fields where being too tired can kill innocent bystanders, like driving trucks or flying commercial aircraft. Otherwise, you work however long your company wants you to work. And if you're an employee and you're exempt from overtime laws, then you don't even have to be paid anything above your base salary for the extra time. 95% of the folks in this thread who are employees (as opposed to contractors) are almost certainly exempt; the overtime exemption level for salaried employees in "professional" fields (which includes basically all of IT) is less then $24k USD per year (a salary level which, if you're the sole breadwinner in a family of four, literally puts you at the poverty line in the US). I thought the hourly rate was 27 and change which puts you at a salary of 56-57k. No matter what the laws for workers suck in 'Murica.
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AD and DNS round robin of resolving domain names. We have multiple DCs located in different sites etc but for some loving reason the round robin will resolve corp.contoso.com to DCs out of the site. It's so god drat annoying because it's causing login scripts to fail \\corp.contoso.com\netlogon because if the client resolves the domain to an ip address outside of the site, it can't talk to it because it's behind a firewall. Fake Edit--Looked at DNS, looks like some jackass put loving static A entries in for those 2 servers. This place is a loving mess.
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Potato Alley posted:Wow, way overdone for a bootable usb stick. Thanks for posting this, totally helped me with a screwy thin client that wasn't pxe booting!
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Bob Morales posted:Time-wasting request of the day from my boss: Most junkyards around here take ewaste and pay decently for it. You should see if any around you do the same and then start funneling the stuff out for your alcohol fund.
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VanOwen posted:I live and work in Boston. I work for a security company that creates applications for penetration testing and security analytics. I recently had the delight of doing the technical interviews for all the potential folks looking to get into one of our senior support roles. Due to the nature of the work the people we need to know networking pretty well and know a good bit of linux admin. My boss made me do all the technical questions of which I made a page or 2 of softball questions just to screen out the idiots. The follow is a typical conversation with people that actually came in to interview. Tenable? Cause that would explain some of my experiences with them...
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Sure do!
Uh... OK. Maybe you're nervous? You must be nervous. Its 'ls'. 
So... you... ah... OK. Hey! Your resume says you know DNS! That's a thing!
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Sickening posted:As a default, absolutely. Group policy should be configuring this though and not allowing auto reboots. It should be one of the first things you do in any active directory environment. Or let your SCCM environment handle patching etc 
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Volmarias posted:Wouldn't you be using DBAN anyway, just so that some slub picking it out of the trash doesn't get all of your company info? Sans/raid doesn't work like that, you could shuffle the drives around reinitialize them to overwrite anything that was previously there but most sans have utilities to wipe them. I'm not saying not to dban individual drives but dbanning a San is kinda funny in thought. namol fucked around with this message at 01:54 on Mar 26, 2014 |
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nitrogen posted:Harpsichord ringtone here. My cisco ringtone is the Scatting Octopus from the Geico commercial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT1fUeWLFQc
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Going back to picture chat, my lync profile picture is a jar of Apple butter since we have a facility next to the smucker's facility.
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Spring Heeled Jack posted:Does anyone here deal with F5 BIG-IP? I work with ours daily and it takes like 3 minutes to add a new site / subdomain to something. Perhaps the issue lies with the person doing the config? We typically use iapps pretty much for anything just to make management of the system easier.
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