0nate

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by 0nate 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I hope you find HandyDash useful. If you find any issues feel free to raise here: https://github.com/Nathan-Handy/HandyDash/issues
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Visual Guide to Network Connectivity(nathanhandy.blog)
3 points by 0nate 2y ago|0 comments
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by 0nate 2y ago
Hi.. Check out the diagrams here: https://www.nathanhandy.blog/articles/osi-model-revisited.ht... .. obviously this is only a static conceptual representation. Most network vendors will have some form of visual represe
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by 0nate 2y ago
The lower you go in system architecture, the greater the impact when defects occur. In this instance, the Crowdstrike agent is embedded within the Windows Kernel, and registered with the Kernel Filter Engine illustrated in the diagram below
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by 0nate 2y ago
Please note, I've now uploaded a list of the v1.0 HandyDash features to GitHub, also shown below. Thanks. [Available Checks] HTTP check for 200-299 (success) responses (follows 30X redirects). HTTP check for specific response content (
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Show HN: HandyDash. A Simple Tree View Monitoring Tool(github.com)
5 points by 0nate 2y ago|1 comments
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by 0nate 3y ago
There are a couple of general OSI diagrams I produced recently, available here: https://www.nathanhandy.blog/articles/osi-model-revisited.ht... . They might be a good conceptual starting point for you.
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by 0nate 3y ago
Hi, thanks for your comment. Like any problem, system design is good to look at from different perspectives. The TCP/IP model groups the OSI's Application, Presentation, and Session layers together which would be fine if the accom
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The OSI Model Revisited(nathanhandy.blog)
2 points by 0nate 3y ago|4 comments
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by 0nate 3y ago
Hi HN. I thought I'd share my first blog article, revisiting the OSI model. Systems interconnectivity is a complex subject, but I've not found many resources that give a practical overview, or link concepts with logical and physic