Agreed. The learning curve on it is roughly equivalent to SVR4, but once
you've gotten the basics down, it's a remarkably awesome device.
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robbie
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On Apr 22, 2009, at 11:34 PM, Tony Varriale wrote:
> I can't say I've ever done this but the GSS does have the ability to
> probe other devices/brands via SNMP. Also, there is good scripting
> capability.
Yes on both counts.
It's actually a neat little box. Not many folks seem to know about
it, but it's surprisingly useful, and most of the features make
operational sense (note that the 'anycast' feature is not in fact
anycast as is commonly understood, heh).
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