I started out the year with a post called New Year, New Focus, where I laid out my intentions on where the blog was heading this year. i did a pretty good job of staying on target for the most part. Study and certification wise, wanted to say on target with the CCNP Security, which I did by finally passing the 300-206 SENSS exam. I also intended to give thought to the MCSA 2016 which I plan to tackle soon, and the CISSP, which is the capstone of my Masters Degree program.
For the blog, I finally bit the bullet and bought my first domain after a bit of back and forth on what I wanted. I also started paying more attention to the aesthetics of the blog, and moved away from the default themes, and finally commissioned a logo. This blog started out as simply somewhere to stash my list of free CCNA related resources, but I set a goal to start posting more to help with my studies. Mission accomplished there, I have more posts this year than the previous 5 years combined.
I didn't touch the MCSA at all. The closest I got was adding a couple VMs to the lab which run Server 2016. I barely even kicked the tires on it. So I'll get back on this after the CISSP.
Towards the CISSP however, I did accomplish a lot. In school I took a few classes directly related to the material (a class that was supposed to be related to intrusion detection that instead went through a Security+ level of material, a class on disaster recover/business continuity, and a class on enterprise incident response). Outside of the classroom, I continued reading.
Here's the rundown on all the current VMs, not counting the workstations and systems that were set up for short term testing that I haven't bothered to really keep track of.
- av1 Alienvault
- cloud1 Turnkey Owncloud 14.1
- facs2 Cisco Secure ACS 5.6
- facs3 Server 2003 Std Cisco Secure ACS 4.2
- fata1 Server 2012R2 Std Microsoft Threat Analytics 1.6
- fcda1 Cisco CDA 1.0
- fdc2 Server 2016 Std AD Domain Controller
- fexch1 Server 2012R2 Exchange 2016
- fipam1 Server 2012R2 Windows IPAM
- fissue1 Server 2012R2 Issuing CA
- fntp2 NetBSD 6.5.1 NTP Server
- fnpas1 Server 2012R2 Std Windows NPAS
- foos1 Server 2012R2 Std Office Online Server
- fprtg1 Server 2008R2 Ent PRTG
- froot1 Server 2008R2 Ent Root CA
- fsccm1 Server 2008R2 DC SCCM 2012R2
- fscom1 Server 2012R2 Std SCOM 2012R2
- fscvmm1 Server 2012R2 Std SCVMM 2012R2
- fscrut1 Scrutinizer
- fscvmm1 Server 2012R2 Std SCVMM 2012R2
- fskype1 Server 2012R2 Std Skype for Business 2015
- fsp1 Server 2012R2 Std Sharepoint 2016
- fsplunk1 Server 2008R2 Ent Splunk 6.5.0
- fsql1 Server 2008R2 Ent SQL Server 2014 fsql3 CentOS 7.3 SQL Server 14.0 for Linux
- fterm1 Server 2016 Std Remote Desktop Services
- fvc2 Server 2008R2 VCenter 5.5
- fwds1 Server 2016 TP5 Windows Deployment Server
- fwins1 Server 2000 WINS Server
- fwms1 Server 2008 Windows Media Services
- fwol2 Server 2003 Std Wake on LAN Web App
- fwsus2 Server 2008 WSUS
- ise1 Cisco ISE 2.0
- mc1 Server 2008R2 Ent Minecraft Server
- sf1 Sourcefire VDC 5.3.1
- so1 Security Onion
- vnmc1 Cisco VNMC 2.1.1a
- wlc1 Cisco Virtual WLC
Now if only this were true. I came across this nonsense at a site called htmldomain.com.
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