Where are my IT/Networking peeps?!?

[buckshotbarlow]

you should of told the guy he's an idiot for doing it that way. 1 interface for an http server? wtf u thinking numb nuttz. HTTP should be on a dmz with a limited set of networks, class c with a /30 to limit the the amounts of attacks. Where's the fw infront of the http server to keep the kenyans, chinese and everybody else in sub sahara africa out???

[Jer]

Bumping this one up as it seemed like a pretty good audience of people in the biz. I haven't officially got the word yet but a little birdie told me that I may no longer be a candidate for this position. After 3 months and several trips to Nebraska I'm getting a bit tired of being kept in the dark on everything. Last I heard I was one of two candidates remaining and was going to be offered the job but still no word weeks later. I also have it on good authority that the position may have been offered to the other candidate and that's why I'm still in the dark. I guess they want a contingency plan in case he does't accept or something falls though.

In summary, I'm looking for a position and I posted a thread here to try to get some help in finding work. If you guys can check that out and post leads or PM/email details I would be appreciative.

Thanks!

[waxthis]

Network/Subnet Address = 145.36.0.0 which is a class B address AKA what you would use to advertise this network to neighboring routers (via OSPF for instance) and will appear as a directly connected network in this particular routers routing table
Assign E0 145.36.0.1 255.255.252.0, though at work I always use the last available IP of the subnet.
Assign HTTP server 145.36.0.2 255.255.252.0, with a gateway of 145.36.0.1


Why such a huge network range for such a small network is what I'd ask lol. 1022 useable addresses for a network containing one host is a bit absurd.

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[wax_job]

We use Splunk for log consolidation

Splunk admin here!

Sitting at Splunk Live right now... Curious if any COAR members were splunking.

[cfortune]

Splunk admin here!

Sitting at Splunk Live right now... Curious if any COAR members were splunking.

I went to that a few years ago. They had some good grub for lunch.

[7insert]

Computer Science student here if that counts for anything

[wax_job]

Computer Science student here if that counts for anything

Beats a business degree. You'll take my job one day.

I went to that a few years ago. They had some good grub for lunch.

Not bad at all... I think I'll be going to Splunk Conf in sept

[asmo]

Computer Science student here if that counts for anything

No. It doesnt. I have a guy on fiver who says he has a PhD in Computer Science from some prestigious university in Russia (or Egypt/Sudan/Israel/Syria/China/Korea) and will make me whatever hardware/software I want for $5 US..

[7insert]

Beats a business degree. You'll take my job one day.

And what job might that be?

No. It doesnt. I have a guy on fiver who says he has a PhD in Computer Science from some prestigious university in Russia (or Egypt/Sudan/Israel/Syria/China/Korea) and will make me whatever hardware/software I want for $5 US..

Well that sounds like a great deal. Im at UCCS right now and I cant beat that price!

[ChadAmberg]

Don't let him get you down. Remember, a computer guy based in the US is worth 5 overseas.

Because they'll hire 5 of them to replace you and you'll have to train them before you get to the unemployment line. And if you're the one still employed after the big outsource, when the overseas development team turns in their code, it won't work, it will be total crap, and it's easier for you to rewrite it all yourself just to get it done than make them fix it.

Just remember: Don't EVER apply for a development job where Java is used. Java is the language of "Your job is going overseas next month!"