They made it all the way to Dilbert ;)>
phpipam version 1.2.1 was released today. This is a bugfix release, addressing the following issues:
Enhancements: ---------------------------- + French translation updated to verson 1.2; + German translation updated to verson 1.2; Bugfixes: -------- + Fixed upgrade bug that selected invalid auth method for AD/LDAP users; + Fixed LDAP problems after 1.2 upgrade; + Fixed PowerDNS Slave with multiple masters delimiter error; + Fixed owerDNS PTR records not being updated automatically; + Fixed csrf cookie bug when editing folder; + Fixed csrf cookie bug when truncationg subnet; + Fixed invalid code for API crypt method; + Fixed strange headings font display in Firefox; + Fixed invalid proxy settings in config.dist.php; + Fixed search same hostnames in db link form address table; + Fixed import subnet bug caused by fw object; + Fixed Subnet Import (Preview button > no action); Security Fixes: ---------------------------- + Fixed security issues introduced in 1.2;
There is no database change, so just replace phpipam directory and copy over config.php.
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Found this on Quora:
Money spoiled blogging. Why? Because people moved from doing great things for money and then talking about them on their free blogs, to people doing nothing but talking on their monetized blogs.
It’s not just blogs, and it’s not just cooking (the author's focus).
Netflix migrates everything to AWS.
Co-authored by Dave Meyer, Brocade Fellow, and Kevin Shatzkamer, CTO, Mobile Networks Every day there is a new announcement involving big data or real-time analytics for mobile carrier networks. These technologies, along with machine learning, are being advertised as the breakthrough technologies that will enable business and operational transformation for mobile service providers. In fact,... Read more →
On today’s episode of The Next Level we talk about three essential ingredients for workplace performance, and a framework to measure that performance.
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On today’s episode of The Next Level we talk about three essential ingredients for workplace performance, and a framework to measure that performance.
The post The Next Level: Essential Ingredients For High Performance appeared first on Packet Pushers.
AT&T mysteriously mentions "millimeter waves."
Read Comarch's post DemoFriday Q&A for Łukasz Mendyk's answer on topics such as VNFs, PFNs & YANG.