HurtMeP1nty007
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Fint said:Of course, I'm sure having multiple CCIE certs must pay at least $150k a year, so I bet he can afford it.
BobSutan said:Hmm... define irony.... Ubergeek with a website that doesn't seem to work.
**Edit**
His site is really, REALLY, slow right now. Quite possibly from all the attention he's getting from us.
rayman2k2 said:call me stupid, but what does he do?
Artluo100 said:wow thats a lot of wires but i still don't get it, do you have that many computers in your house to have all that equipment?? or is it just for fun and leisure??
I agree, If I would of cabled the NOC I work in like that I would of been fired! Gotta love the setup though and I gotta give a nod to the Atlas 800 (Ive worked with one for the last 5 years). Hot damm, quad CCIE......the money alone spent in training......geesh! God I gotta go back to school, now if I only worked for a company that paid for that sort of thing...oh wait I do! I got to really do something about that laziness!fifthgear said:with that kinda cash, you would think he could afford to get propper length cables, and some cable management stuff
SiathLinux said:Although it shouldn't be, he's got bandwidth to spare...did you happen to read the specs...wow...
WesM63 said:I think I can safely say I've played with every peice of Cisco Equipment Scott has in his racks
Kaos said:Any specific thing you see as becoming the "next big thing"?
very very true, that is what I was going to say! I imagine weekly he moves routers around in confirguration for testing purposes. I bet he often sets up an indentical network to a client, makes necessary changes, and makes sure it all works fine for uninterupted changes in the field. Will save downtime, his time, and make the clients happytdg said:His wiring may look messy, but I wouldn't be surprised if he's constantly re-wiring some of that stuff for new configurations, not really possible to ever keep clean without spending countless hours making it pretty. Besides he's one of the smartest networking guys in the world, and people who acheive such a high level of brains tend to not be the most organized people, like the guy who owns the IT company I work for, he has a Ph.D in chemistry, but can't organize his own desk and tools and is constantly loosing and forgetting things
Not to mention with such numerous certs and experience, he probably knows more than the engineers who built the equipment, and he can write his own paychecks with his skills.
fifthgear said:with that kinda cash, you would think he could afford to get propper length cables, and some cable management stuff
WesM63 said:I think I can safely say I've played with every peice of Cisco Equipment Scott has in his racks
xphil3 said:I know this is probably going to make me sound like an ass but I have to go outside and raise the BS flag on this one.
From your profile it looks like your 20 or 21. How is gods name have you had the time to play with EVERYTHING CISCO that he has in his racks. How long have you been working with enterprise class networks?
Like I said, I really don't want to sound like an ass but I know that I can't be the only person questioniong your statement after considering your age.
If all is true and you have used all of that hardware I say that your 100% the luckiest kid I have ever heard of at your ago in the IT field. Im 22 now and I have probably used maybe 50-60% of the cisco stuff Scott has in his racks.
Kaos said:who cares what youve seen or played with, its all interesting to me which, correct me if im wrong, is the thing that drives most techies