Dan Goodman
As an internet user, you have three ways to manage your access points; the Autonomous Architecture, the Cloud-Based Architecture and the Split-MAC Architecture. In this week’s VBlog, Dan Goodman explains each and dives further into their implications and how they can benefit managing access points. (scroll down for video) Wireless Access Points: the Basics If […] Read More: 3 Flavors of Wireless Access Points
Raymond Lacoste
Is the “Do it Yourself” approach to your current database taking up too much of your time? Are you thinking that it may be time to upgrade your 7-year-old MySQL hardware? Amazon RDS has your solution! In this week’s vBlog, Raymond Lacoste provides 5 considerations to make the switch to Amazon Web Services Relational Database […] Read More: 5 Reasons to Switch to Amazon RDS
Raymond Lacoste
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s largest, most robust cloud computing platform with over 70 offerings, a million of customers, $10 billion in annual revenue, and 40% of the cloud computing market share. AWS operates in 44 availability zones, 16 geographic regions, and serves customers like Reddit and Dropbox. While all the tech stats […] Read More: 6 Tips to Save Your Organization Money with AWS
Ralph Smith
Did you know Americans hold about 11 million meetings per day and of those, 85% of all meetings require remote attendees to join digitally? This is one of the reasons why it’s so important for admins to understand the ins and outs of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, also known as CUCM or Call Manager. […] Read More: Using Cisco Conference Now Functionality for Your Company
Doug Bassett
If you’re just getting started with IT operations, DNS and NSLookUp should be your best friend. DNS so that you can use the internet and NSLookup so you can fix whatever is broken with your internet connection. That’s why in one of our recent classes, we discussed how to use NSLookUp to get a clearer picture […] Read More: Using NSLookUp to See What’s Really Going on With DNS
Doug Bassett
Everyone has an “Oh No” moment while cleaning files and deleting things without a back-up. But what do you do when it happens to you? We’ve all been there. It’s mid-morning and you’re already checking the clock every 27 seconds to see if its 5 pm yet. You’re having a day like this in the […] Read More: What to Do When You Get Too Delete-Happy as a Systems Administrator
Doug Bassett
Trying to install the .NET Framework for your Windows Server and it keeps failing? Doug Bassett has a solution for you! This is a common problem with a lot of discussion forums dedicated to solving each instance. Countless solutions for a variety of problems and frankly, ain’t nobody got time fo’ that. Don’t spend your day […] Read More: Why Your .NET Framework Installation for Windows Server 2016 Failed
Doug Bassett
We are under attack. As news breaks around the world about Petya, the newest ransomware attack, we’ve put together a 3-minute video to arm IT professionals against it. Read More: 3 Critical Steps to Stop Ransomware Like WannaCry and Petya Today
Dan Goodman
Image credit: Wonderful Engineering How often do we see this phrase when describing a new operating system, software product, or mobile device? Perhaps the better question to ask, how often is something actually new and improved? Recently, we have seen how Windows 10 may be new, but not necessarily improved when compared to its predecessor. […] Read More: The Differences Between Red Hat 6 and 7
Ashley Hunt
Creating a visual board of work to be done, work in progress and work that is “done” is one of the best ways to keep track of productivity and work together as a team. Scrum boards are one way to visually represent work and can help your projects and sprints be much more successful. Not […] Read More: Why you can’t live without them Scrum Boards!