Monitoring Evolution
Since our last article “Quo vadis Nagios?” about the Nagios monitoring system and the different Alternatives, such as Icinga or Shinken, have …
Since our last article “Quo vadis Nagios?” about the Nagios monitoring system and the different Alternatives, such as Icinga or Shinken, have …
Hello everyone Failures have an unpleasant characteristic, they do not follow those who try to prevent them. Rather, they obey Murphy’s law: …
Hello everyone What do we learn from the outage of the Amazon Cloud at Easter? On the Easter weekend of 2011, there …
… Is the top dog of open source monitoring slowly going into retirement? Among open-source-friendly admins, Nagios has long been synonymous with …
Have the honor The legal situation regarding web-used e-mail traffic seems to be confusing in Germany. Although terms such as private mails …
Hello everyone We’ve been using VMware technology for years. So it made sense to complete a few courses and make the experience …
Read moreWorNet is now a VMware Professional Solution Provider
Last part of the DDOS story: how well did the evil plan work and what could we do about it? Of course, …
Second part of the DDOS story: How did it work and what do the spammers go to all the trouble for? This …
Part I At the beginning of June this year, the SecuMail® servers – as well as presumably all smarter spam filters – …
Read moreDDOS – SecuMail® and the Distributed Denial-of-Service Attack
What makes the spammer compete again and again against the phalanx of the latest anti-spam techniques , in order to laboriously …