Dale Coghlan

@daunce_ @hartmant still happy to talk @daunce_ all you need to do is call 😜 not sure how helpful Uhana will be to you though

@hartmant Ahh.. I’ve been curious about it ever since @DaleCoghlan mentioned it back in the days when he used to talk to me.

Switched from #smartthings to #hubitat hub. Painful migration, but man does it make life easier.

@daunce_ @hartmant welcome to the world of #hubitat @hartmant I've been using it now for a fair few years now

My usg-3p is on its last legs now. Suffered a dead wan port from latest storms, so now using wan2 as primary wan port. Planning ahead, should I be looking at a UDM Pro or something else?

@etherealmind I found that even those who understood that there was a finite set of resources didn't understand the implications of what would occur if the limits were exceeded, and would then proceed to complain that the firewall should handle things gracefully.

Well that was a first. Microsoft Teams on my mac quit whilst I was in a meeting and was removed from my machine. WTF

This one gave me a chuckle tonight.... let me know which one you are?? youtu.be/rR4n-0KYeKQ

In the final days in my current role, today has me looking over some firewall rules. I had a chuckle at the list of rules with the word 'temp' in the description. Some of these date back to 2012!

Good work fellas @nbradford @pandom_ , today was the day that @PowerNSXv reached over 1 million downloads on PowerShell Gallery. @vmwarensx @VMware

@UltTransformer Generally not. The NSX manager pushes the entire multi-tier nested group as a single object for performant lookups.

@DaleCoghlan Oh ok, that's interesting. I assume even if it's 1 rule, with groups... large groups or multi-tiers of nesting will have an adverse effect on performance/rule processing latency?

Hi @DaleCoghlan. I'd DM you, but you're all locked up. I watched your dFW Best Practices presentation in Barcelona: youtube.com/watch?v=fX9pwi… One of the optimizations you mention is having ports defined as such: 80, 443, 8080. Understood. What about the source and dest groups?

@UltTransformer @JenDSchmidt

@AKopbayev I'm open to all options.....

Returning to work tomorrow after almost 2 months of leave, and I think its time for a change in role. Any suggestions?

@DaleCoghlan Nothing outside the reach of PSO Consultants when in need of help... ;-)

@gnawt Haha yes, more leave sounds like a good idea.

@DaleCoghlan Apply for leave 1st

@Sarge_Siddiqui @Officeworks @NSWHealth Nope not mandatory in the shops anymore

Mask not being worn by at least 50 adults within @Officeworks Chatswood @NSWHealth , isn’t it mandatory still in NSW

Whoa.... mind blown youtu.be/7VAXrPRxD7I

@vGhetto @daunce_ and I had already been discussing this 😉

[New] - Programmatically interact with the VMware Product Lifecycle Matrix virtuallyghetto.com/2020/12/progra…

@lamw @nic972 @lamw is correct. No public API, but since the website was written in Clarity/Angular it was relatively straight forward to figure out the correct URIs and payloads. I managed to find a few issues with the site along the way, so I am wondering if I can open bugs for configmax lol

@nic972 @DaleCoghlan There's no public API, but luckily the team just used JSON payload (structure for the tool) can benefit automation. Yes, idea of checking against #VMWonAWS or any other env for that matter would be useful

So, I published a thing today.... VMware.CfgMax - A PowerShell module to interact with configmax.vmware.com sneaku.com/2020/12/01/vmw…

@SupraOva It needs internet access so it can query configmax.vmware.com directly. Having a off-line mode would require an ability to "download" or cache the entire dataset. While it's not impossible to do with these cmdlets, it's something I may look to add natively in the future.

@DaleCoghlan Is this module work in offline mode ?