яЛП-=> Nicholas Boel wrote to Markus Reschke <=-

 MR> Network migrations are fun :) I've managed several of those over the
 MR> years. The most important part is to create a proper documentation of
 MR> the current network(s). Then you start designing and planning. And don't
 MR> forget that IT departments get heart attacks when you mention network
 MR> renumbering.
 NB> Honestly, I would love to do that for a living, and oddly enough, with
 NB> no college I can probably do it better that most that went and spend
 NB> all the money for college (not much free college here in the USA).

Done a few in my time, buth corporate and home networks.  I wasn't afraid of
renumbering, saw it as a lesser evil to crufty solutions full of NATs.  My own
private IP range is a hamgver from those days when I was a VPN connected to the
office. :)

 NB> I'd love to do that, or server admin, etc. But instead I build the
 NB> buildings you use to store all the racks and servers (ironworker). So
 NB> the next time you drive by a jobsite that guys are running around on
 NB> steel beams, you can think of me. ;)

Been a network and server admin, was good work, though these days I do more
manual work.  Something about getting physical and dirty outside works for me.
:)  That said, I still like my tech, and still work on keeping up with IPv6 and
other current and emerging technologies.


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