Danny11717

Well I am the Senior Network Engineer, I have always used cloud solutions and RDP previsouly to connect to remote infrastrucutre for when I am at home I can make changes and fix problems on the network but when I moved to this place I foudn out that this is run compeltely different due to the network manager being heavy on network security and disabling pretty much everything that could be useful to not needing to come into the office. For what I am trying to do is make my life a little more easier stepping into network management for the first time without any guidance so that I can at least try to be successful with what I have. That is the problem with leaving what you have learnt and moving onto a completely different environment and just being told to get on with it as there is noone else I could really turn to.

HI @gszech, This is such a great idea and didn't know that this existed until now. I will give this a try tonight to see if this will work as this will be a simple solution to my problem.

Hi all exeperienced network engineers and managers, I have recently started my new job in a Google private school with loads of servers where the last network manager went wild creating loads of servers for the sake of it. My newest adventure would be having to manage these all and possibly moving/ merging some servers if this is possible and then putting in a contract with a company to help me in terms of dealing with patching and securing the whole infrastrucutre so I can sleep peacefully at night. My question is would it be possible to actually have Hyper V be remote so I can connect to it on my mac at home so that if any changes need to be done or if I need to restart a server then I can do this at home rather than having to come in during my free time or on a weekend where I personally would rather be at home. In context I work from 8am - 5pm and I feel that I work enough hours during the week.

Hi, I have recently started working in the private school sector and realised that they were using an on premises asset management that runs on linux. Now I have no problems learning new systems and dealing with IT in general but because this is a Google school I would rather have only Google and Windows on premises rather than having loads of different OS on site and managing all of it in house if cloud can make my life a little more easier. Has anyone got a really good cloud asset management platform so that we can easily log all assets in the platform and keep track of hardware so I can happily decomission this linux server?