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One of my favourites at the moment

I just got two the other day! Picked up another two :)

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Well, shit. If all your users started transferring at 1Gbps you have more issues. Where and why is this data being transferred? Generally speaking, each port on a switch should be able to handle that volume anyway. It's an internal network running a couple of metres through copper wire. My...

Minimal costs of equipment that should already be in place by any provider with their head in the right place. What ongoing, concurrent costs are there?

Cheers. Pretty handy as the first thing I normally do is change the port, upload my public key and disable password auth which can now all be done before logging on :D

Damn. The more I search the more and more I wonder if this is just something I was wanting a while ago and never actually existed.

I saw something (I think on here) a while ago where it was a self-hosted program that you could load in your servers including the providers details, etc.. and you then get an overview of all your servers, when they're due, what you're paying monthly and what not. Anyone know what this is...

Nice work! Only just saw this post but saw these features earlier. When I tried the random SSH port I don't believe it told me anywhere on what port it was changed to? It was probably just me being blind though.

I can never get enough of you @drmike. For some reason I actually found this very amusing and literally burst into laughter.

/128 is a single IPv6 address. address/128 for each IP.

Oh yay. I assume this is the thread to vote in? RamNode - 3 points SecureDragon - 2 points Omg. RamNode is in the lead.

Thought I would bump this up as I'm still looking. Ideally after something part-time with the option to go full-time in the near future. PM or email at [email protected].

Would've been a lot of supressive fire just to make that coward inside hide while it gave the police a chance to get inside and get people out as fast as possible.

Ah, makes sense. The article I read this morning just said police so I assumed armed defenders (which here, in NZ is just regular police that volunteer as armed defenders).

I think it's a good outcome however I don't believe the armed defenders were the right ones to go in. Their training is no where near as tough or rigorous as that of the special forces. The outcome could've been much worse.

Thank you kind sir :)

He's on the right track. Take a look at the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980. 6 armed men take 26 people hostage. SAS (would now be Commando's for counter-terrorism) take out 5 of the 6 armed men with none of the hostages being injured. The Australian's have some pretty top notch special forces...