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Looks pretty cool. Case is a nice have and unique. No tools? Very nice.

I want it all. Give it to me.

Is Edge officially supported? I know when I have issues with Chrome there is usually a Chrome update that needs applied, maybe it's the same with FF? I don't know what "claimed secure browser" is but is it something you can temporary disable and test again?

I like their cases that are not standard gray boxes, they actually look aesthetically pleasing. Keep that up in the future!

Value to performance is right up there with the best

It takes up less space so it isn't such an eye-sore.

I would think installing the OS on a brand new drive should help.

I wish I could tell my stalker girlfriend it's illegal to track me via phone. Geez. I know exactly how this woman feels.

concrete-core chokes and hardened MOSFETs

My last iPhone, no. This iPhone, super slim clear plastic; barely there.

My last build was ASUS and I don't plan on ever changing to another vendor. Great support with many features.

The router on the other vlan that is forwarding the DHCP request automatically adds the needed info to tell the DHCP server what scope the request is coming from. What router are you using? For Cisco you need a helper-address pointing to your DHCP server.

I feel like the title is a double negative. Maybe "2014 had the largest decline..." But from what I see, things are still good for IT workers.

D-link router? Looks to be someone scanning your router. Notice the source and destination IP's and ports.

Note on 5505 memory requirements. You can go up to 9.1(5) with 256MB RAM without issue. http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/compatibility/asamatrx.html#39878

Great review of this technology. Thanks.

Because Antec is better than all the rest

Because Antec has been the best since the beginning of time.

Netflow

Since my PC is adequate now, I'd pass on the PSU and get the cooling pad. NA.

When did this happen? I'll bring it up to our Arista rep and SE.

Do you use either? How are they?

Thuleman, We use Curvature now. Our CTO comes from an Avaya shop and is in love with them. It is his answer for everything. We don't like them so much.

Oh, there's a fight going on, but I guess we have to do our due diligence and look at all/other options. We'll compare and contrast and see which way we want to move as an organization. Higher up's only see dollar figures though, and Cisco can get pricey.

For some reason (well, many) our CTO wants to move away from Cisco. I can understand his reasons why, but I've been drinking the juice for so long I don't know who else to recommend besides Cisco. Who do you guys use? Dell, HP, Avaya.... anyone else?

There are a few applications that are used housewide and need UAC disabled to either work or install correctly. What do you do at your job in regards to UAC? Disable temporarily? Disable permanently? Pressure the vendor to rewrite their app?

I had to call support to fix my errors. Do you have support?

Yeah, that bicyclists was a dick.

Never really used Firefox. Went from IE to Chrome.

Are those XP machines even patched? Sure XP patches are available but I could see them setting up an ATM and then never touching it again. They do it with medical devices in healthcare.

We don't have the time to do this because we don't have the man power to sit and babysit someone for hours while tickets and projects pile up. I push security as much as I can but, as it is with all things, there's trade-offs.

Lollercakes. If only this would have been caught and made available to everyone before the game. Ha.

How's that possible? They limited free accounts to 10 PC's about a year ago.

Just saw the email. Damn you LogMeIn. After a quick search, I'll give teamviewer a try. Any other recommendations that work with mobile phones?

Nice site I found to get the IP blocks per country. http://www.ip2location.com/free/visitor-blocker

First thing that came to mind is some sort of IPS that monitors RDP logons or RDP failures and to block after so many failures.

The most important is the layout of the case.

Reliability

I have not. Do you have experience with their QFabric? How has it been for you?

I'm in the midst of planning a data center refresh. We have a pair of Cisco 6509-E's in a collapsed core configuration. We want to reduce spanning tree so as to use all uplinks from the closets. We also want any kind of failure of one core switch to be as quick and painless as possible to the...