> I recall some tools from the mainframe or VMS days that knew how to do
> what you want. Of course, they weren't GUI-based, and I don't know if
> they are still around. Names are lost to the ether...
When I last evaluated this (admittedly over 10 years ago), we chose something
that we decided wa
Brandon S. Allbery KF8NH wrote:
> Just copying files is likely to be fast. Moving messages via IMAP
> protocol will be slow. If you can convert from the original server's
> message/folder format to the new one's, you can improve on that
> considerably (but flags, read status, etc. are often di
Matt Lawrence wrote:
> I am considering getting a CISSP. What do folks think of it? Is it
> worthwhile for me?
When I was (briefly) at RSA, everyone in the group had this. I was next, but
then I left. Most of my customers had it. It seemed like a minimum thing, for
certain positions.
Apro
> While it's entirely possible you are completely correct, he might have
> a point. I've never taken the CISSP stuff (or looked at any of the
> materials or anything), so take what I say with the whole lick of
> salt.
About "bookish", he probably has a point, though it can hardly be otherwise. I
Dan Foster wrote:
> I generally think it's more useful to see the thought processes of a
> candidate rather than test their rote memorization skills.
I'm with you and Moose on this, for my own account. We had a good laugh over
some of the silly questions in CCNA (while memorizing their silly ans
Luke S Crawford wrote:
> Maybe I'm just bitter. Looking at my siblings, if I was born a few years
> later, I'd probably have gotten my parents to foot the bill for a useless
> history degree. (It's always been a hobby. Not particularly useful
> for anything, of course, but fun.) would I have be
Rob Cherry wrote:
> I am working on a brand new IT room for around 4 high (12kw?) power
> racks and 2 wiring racks. I was talking to the obvious choice -
> Liebert - and they came back with a fairly eye watering quote that
> made me question whether they are the only game in town. During my
> res
Joel Pinckheard wrote:
> We've setup quite a few of these types of connections for different
> locations worldwide, there are loads of solutions for this.
>
> Apart from the ones already mentioned, Motorola Canopy, Alvarion are
> worth checking out. Ubiquiti Networks have been highly recommended t
