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Subway : https://www.subwaycostarica.com/ hasta las 9:30 pm
MacDonald's : http://www.mcdonalds.co.cr/ no se. la pagina sucks
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Friday, May 27, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
There has to be a network change management system
Something, that I can:
1. open up with a browser
2. integrates with active directory so that we don't have even more credentials
3. where I can select a site (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
4. a source network or hosts (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
5. ports and protocols (well known and custom)
6. a destination network or hosts (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
7. can save it as a request, assign status, and e-mail it
8. a list of approvers can be configured and e-mailed
9. Can track when a change is ready and deployed
10. Can run reports.
Kind of like changegear, but it doesn't suck and is meant for networking.
I don't think I ask for too much. Where is it? Can I start an open source project if it doesn't exist?
1. open up with a browser
2. integrates with active directory so that we don't have even more credentials
3. where I can select a site (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
4. a source network or hosts (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
5. ports and protocols (well known and custom)
6. a destination network or hosts (from a configured and easy to maintain database, or add)
7. can save it as a request, assign status, and e-mail it
8. a list of approvers can be configured and e-mailed
9. Can track when a change is ready and deployed
10. Can run reports.
Kind of like changegear, but it doesn't suck and is meant for networking.
I don't think I ask for too much. Where is it? Can I start an open source project if it doesn't exist?
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