@scottalanmiller said in Certifications! Are they still worth pursuing?:
@mrwright4hire said in Certifications! Are they still worth pursuing?:
@coliver Great point. See hobbit666 theory is only good when life doesn't throw a monkey ranch into the mix.
I want to hang out at a monkey ranch!
My spelling is a monkey wrench. lol!
You got me Scott! LMBO!
@coliver Great point. See hobbit666 theory is only good when life doesn't throw a monkey ranch into the mix. However, as soon as that monkey ranch is thrown, you're first thought will be...OH SHIII I didn't see this on the test. lol!
I'm starting to believe that Certs only serves a self purpose. A sign of personal achievements. Yet! At the same time, I have all kinds of experience, but certs coupled with experience help put extra 0's on your check. Without it, my EXPerience, a company are happy to have you and not pay you your worth. Just like a degree.
@scottalanmiller The verdict is in. Unfortunately that’s not it,
C:\ >NET LOCALGROUP Administrators "Authenticated Users" /Delete
There is no such global user or group: Authenticated Users.
Thanks Scott for your input. It felt great to fell that brief moment of hope. lol!
@black3dynamite Hello! Enclosed is the log you requested. In advance thank you for any help you are able to provide.
@coliver I do agree with you sir, but you still didn't share your thoughts on whether you would or would not still pursue any certifications and why. Could you please elaborate a bit more?
Welcome everyone to my thoughts. I would like to first ask if anyone has and or know of any update tutorials as well as materials to study CCNA. Any help would be appreciative.
I'm preparing to go for my CCNA and venture off into security. However, I'm seeing a lot of companies expresing that they recognize that experience is more important than those who just have their certification. It really depends on who you go to and or talk to.
What are your thoughts?
@scottalanmiller Thank you S.A.M. I'll give that a shot and give you the verdict afterwards. It's great hearing from you again. Miss you brah.
@black3dynamite Will do sir. I'll get that as soon as I can. Thank you for your fast response.
First of all I would like to say... S.A.M. I miss talking to you. I hope is well.
To anyone who is strong in MS VMs I could sure use your Jedi powers to help me through this issue.
Enclosed, please find what I get when I try to start the V machine
I have removed and reinstalled the role
A new VM with minimal configuration has the same error when I try to start it
The event log error number is 3040
Virtualization is turned on in the bios
This all worked for years, then it stopped. I upgraded the OS and it worked again for months but now it stopped working again
In advance I would like to thank all who put forh an effort to be my hero or shero.
@bnrstnr said in PINGing issue...please help!:
This is claiming that the default firewall setup blocks ping and shows how to enable it. I've personally never seen this and have always been able to ping.
EDIT: With the firewall off, though, this doesn't seem to apply.
This post got me to thinking. I dug a bit deeper into the firewall. I found something that did the trick. I was checking the Firewall of the Windows and not that of the AV. Once I did some testing and search further into the AV, I found a way to allow pinging to take place.
With that said, I would like to thank all of you for coming to my rescue. Thank so much for all of your insight.