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All resulted in over-time on weekends, cleaning after the sales team that consisted of juvenile punks that used the LAN as a playground... (sorry for venting, but...I feel with you...good luck) Melissa |
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Honestly, it as been ***AWESOME*** experience as a Linux System Admin. I want to push it further in the right direction.
As a friend once said to me, "if everything was setup to run perfectly, you would never learn anything." Sure there are times it terrible and where I shake my head. Late nights and weekends, reading stuff on the fly trying to fix stuff and I'm the only Linux admin on our IT staff so other then the Internet and this forum, I don't have a place to ask questions and look for mentoring. However I said to myself when this position was offered to me is that here is finally my chance to put my tech career in the right direction. |
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Folks like Ron are a dime a dozen...my team and I are routinely called in to untangle crap like this all the time. |
So, what have you learned about this 143.83.xxx.xxx IP?
Did you check it at http://www.tcpiputils.com/browse/ip-address/ to see who it's assigned to? No Keys found? cron? I agree with TB0ne, it's likely something innocuous like a backup job/script/something. You said you upgraded to rsyslog and discovered this. Are you collectively forwarding logs? Why did you upgrade to rsyslog? You said 'ron' hit you "from 2 servers"... same IP and/or in the same range? These 2 servers, what is the common denominator between them? New responsibilities, New Year, New Documentation :) Subscribed with interest... |
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