u/Hatcherboy
Somebody got any ideas for me?? Had 3 sensors fail back-to-back and finally got the fourth to work, fingers crossed it lasts the full 10 days because I am running low. Haven't worn the provided over patch before as I deemed it unnecessary for me but put one on this time as I am in a pinch... it went on well but I cannot get the outer plastic off without the whole thing coming off.... any ideas?
Just because you have hairy pits does not mean you are even trying! Kinda disgusting honestly
Out in Palmer for the recent windstorm and had the power out for a few days… wondering why I need a “myface” account to check on their updates? Aren’t they a public utility? What kind of rinky dink mickey mouse show are they running over there? Is this not illegal?
Just curious where everyone draws the line, about to deploy a pallet of N9K's (dozen pairs on 3 disparate networks racked in close proximity) Cisco's recommended design best practices have got a little old in the tooth and just wanted to gauge how everyone feels about a design best practice. These switches/routers were "pre-configured" by others, and I spent a lot of valuable time "massaging" them to what I feel is best practice, but what do I know?! Lemme know how you feel about the following.
It has been about 12 years since I have seen this many posts about
Is 60-180 freedom units an acceptable measure. Default is 70-180 for g7 I believe…. Am I cheating my numbers you think?
I realize that there are a lot of variables, but I am failing hard on this new install. My google-fu seems no match for this problem. Anyone got a good config utilizing vpc. I have 3 servers with 6 10g ports on each, 2 for mgmt, 2 for data, and 2 for vsan. Each is split between a pair of N9K’s. Using static etherchannels, vpc comes up, pings for 15 or 20 minutes, then drops and the mac shows up on a different port. Second ask…. Working with an offsite server team, what are some intelligible questions to ask them to narrow down my problem?
