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Craigslist down, been hacked.

8.8.8.8 ever since Level3 quietly tried to stop returning NXDomain and return shitty ads instead. ISP DNS as secondary.

Why don't you just create an external daemon that can hook into the whmcs api to create tickets. Have users specify CIDR ranges to scan and track, seems better than your current approach.

This looks awesome!

Contrary to popular belief, the Atrato network has proven multiple times in the last 6 months to be anything but 'robust enough' at least in the US. Entire backbones have suffered outages.

It's not, just a general example of an app that's even slower than Skype to initialize / startup while seemingly doing nothing.

Skype's fairly fast, actually. You guys should try Steam, pile of poo.

The company is supposed to have access to wipe what is essentially their data off your systems in the event of you being fired. Having a valid reason to justify not complying with policies you probably agreed with in your employment contract is fairly hard... That and your company will...

Uh, please no.

I heart zendesk <3

>> 3648 ports / 48 switches = 76 ports per switch... NOPE   Why not? That's nothing, stacking will literally let you have hundreds of ports on a single switch.

Hm, I guess I'll ping them in another week. Bothering support for a free offering is uncool anyway.

Applied a week ago, haven't heard back :( Maybe I'm just being impatient.

So, what was this brief stint all about? End result == same as before `-`

Yes, this is required -- we've had to deal with it. They perform a random assessment, and ask if it's correct. If not, you're free to calculate it and submit to them.

We don't sell services without IPMI/KVM. As to the SSL, aware -- this will be rectified shortly.

none that I've noticed. I however have not tried the firewall addon yet.

While the fact that it wasn't much of a PoC was true, him flipping shit on it being removed largely based on a mistake is also a problem.

dist-upgrade got me all of this, your mileage probably will vary.

> I doubt he's condoning it, but he shouldn't be allowing it to happen, period. ACL's should be in place for all outbound traffic. No, not prefix lists, but actual ACL's to stop spoofing Or, just don't use collapsed edges / cores if your router can't handle it. If you don't have to worry about...