Steve Bertrand wrote:
Roy wrote:
Scenario evaluation is much easier for me if I can have provided to me the real-life scenario from an outside source, as opposed to trying to document/learn as I go when I have the same issues on my own networks...
...meh, that's not true. What I meant was that learning is more 'comfortable' when the problem is a real life issue, but is not my own that I am facing.
When the problem is my own, and it directly affects me, I learn vast amounts from it. However, in this case, I can't get around to documenting it properly, and there is no way for me to verbalize the outcome to others in which it would be a benefit to anyone.
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