Good point. I interviewed at two places (one fortune 100, one private but equally large) for a sec analyst position. Both offered at least 1 SANS course/cert a year and T&E for a couple sec conferences. Companies will invest in the good talent, with your background you are most likely going...
IF you can't get this to work, PIA (Private Internet Access) has a chrome extension that achieves what you are trying to do. I use it and it works well.
AH FEAR! I forgot about that game. It was awesome when it first came out...I didn't realize there was a sequel (I never finished the first anyways lol).
Let me know if you need help on the job hunt. I have parlayed a handful of years, some certs & college into a work from home security job for some Fortune 20 clients. I have picked up a few tricks along the way, I would enjoy helping a vet make the most of their skill set :)
+1 to this. The...
I don't know how this will be received....but I would go with used equipment in the 2-4 year range. Purely as an example, my current setup is all Frankenstein'd free parts plus a $60 case to make it presentable. I play GTAV on high in the 40-50 FPS range.
List:
i3-2120
DH61CR Intel MOBO
16GB...
Mega6 thats going a very different direction from where he/she is now.
There is plenty of work on the "blue" side of house cybersailor. Do you have an active clearance? I don't know if you can PM me, if you can send me an address to email you....
The biggest "problem" I see with prior...
I need just a few more inches to make things fit together better and I am thinking that moving the PC tower from the desk to the wall would get me that room.
I know there are special wall mounts with velcro and straps and metal....but I am thinking of just making a shelf and putting it up...
My only experiences are with the big APC's used in "corporate" environments. They work great, last forever and the software works (I have tested many times)...
I have used the super cheap TP-Link 8 port switches with success. I believe some of them even have their own way of blocking ports as needed (not quite STP, but similar). Best practices though, run as many cables as needed. Try not to use a switch unless you have to in "remote" rooms. With...
I am looking at Backblaze for $5/month. Thats not bad either... if I need to recover my library I can get a HD shipped to me up to 4TB for ~$200. That works.
Right on. Not a backup, but instead some resiliency to single drive failures. I am considering putting all of the videos into something like crashplan but I don't think recovery (if needed) would work with ~2 TB of data...
So if I get a common mobo (manufacturer, chipset) and the mobo dies...
Respectfully, you don't understand what your saying.
Each app does need it's own port, but on the client side that port is going to be a random uncommon port. Server side will be 80 or 443 or whatever port the devs of a game willy nilly decide to use. There is no good reason why a COD server...
Being that dedicated ports are typically set on the server side or receiving side I don't understand why developers would force game traffic out on a specific (odd) port. I figured they stopped doing that a decade ago....
For the record I block everything BUT TCP 80 & 443. The firewall does...
My plex library has grown over the years and I am looking for a way to build in some redundancy. I currently have two externals that I have copies of the library on, then annually (roughly) I buy new externals and make new copies.
I am planning my next build and I can't help but wonder if...
You can, there are few bad answers when we are talking about password managers. I don't trust flash drives for that though, I have had a enough randomly stop working after long periods of not using them to make it a no-go in my book.
It will also depend on your goal or purpose for making a...
Keep it simple. I would avoid installing an application on a network drive (in your typical home network). Random hiccups that don't cause problems for most traffic could create random annoying issues with an app like that.
My infragard chapter is pretty dead, I stopped paying attention to the emails. Semi-annual meetings in citys 2 hours away....no thanks. Try to find some meet ups in your area. I live in the sticks in Michigan but have things like Arbsec (Ann Arbor Security) meetups at a bar in Ann Arbor and...
I have played with both of the terminals posted in the OP. They might be liked by some, but I learned how to do terminate without the special terminals and I found them to be either frustrating or slower.
I have had a few catalyst switches, half were silent the other half were like buzz saws. They got the fans disconnected pretty quick lol, ran it for years (low load) without a hiccup.
3560's are getting pretty lonnnngggg in the tooth, so cost is coming down. Also for reference, in my last lab I used 3750's that I picked up for under $200 for the pair. Non-poe, but still $150 for the 3650 w/POE sounds about right. Have fun, they are good gear. If its loud you can probably...
This would work well....but the cost, complexity, overhead, etc....forget it.
I would just install office on your main machine and call it a day. If you really don't want to do that, install office on anything else you have laying around and set it up so you can RDP into it.
Garden hoses are small, easy to bury and offer some protection.....just sayin. I connected a barn to a house using garden hose and standard Cat 5 years ago. About 90 yds, still working today.
GOOD TIMES.
I was a Charter customer for 10 years prior to moving a few years back to an area they don't service. More than once we had to call and ask to get the "new" speeds because they don't move old accounts over automatically for some damn reason. I remember my first charter service...