Ranger Bypass

[wesleyw]

Sadly if your 6'3" and 200lbs that's not going to happen lol however you can just move the server cabinet out of the way like I have in the past! Sadly the new cabinet weighs so much now that even I struggle to move it on casters lol!

 

 

Wes

[Joedetic]

Well, unfortunately, our server cab was bolted to the floor and the cable plant didnt have enough slack for it to be moved away from the wall. Not only did this rack have two of the domain controllers in it, it also had the main chassis switch and 6 other HP procurves and all the patch panels for the e-learning centre.

 

The rest of the servers were on shelves around it. So i had to crawl through this shelving system and then someone had to pass me the vacuum hose through the servers LOL.

[Geoff]

My health and safety warning meter just exploded.

[MkII]

My health and safety warning meter just exploded.

lol!

[john]

LOL, wheeling server cabinets around is fun as is ducking and diving behind and between cabling etc

[Norbert]

Being 6'2" and 20 stone, I AM the AUP!

 

Anyone mucking about with network security like that needs a kick and quickly. I cannot think of one decent honest reason for this member of staff to be secretly playing with Ranger services. If my technician has an idea that needs Ranger stopping then she'd let me know and I'd let her get on with it. This member of staff needs dragging up before the principal. And then turning into kebabs. Oh, and then you might like to think about locking things down a little.

 

How about a Ranger React task that pops up a message when this user tries it next time? Scare the living daylights out of them with a message saying something like "WARNING. Your screen has been captured as you are attempting to bypass network security." capture their screen and show it to the head honcho.

 

This job can make one such a cheery type!