• simple
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    111 year ago

    But does he have the 5 certificates required to qualify him going to the interview?

    • CIWS-30
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      41 year ago

      You need to buy a license to look up that answer.

  • @KickMeElmo
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    71 year ago

    Sounds more like Oracle to me.

    • blackdragoness
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      51 year ago

      I just started really working with Oracle. Everything they do is extremely expensive for no good reason, it’s nuts.

      • thekernel
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        51 year ago

        except their cloud which is cheap, but who wants to get into bed with oracle

        • @InEnduringGrowStrong@lemm.ee
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          21 year ago

          except their cloud which is cheap

          For now.
          If they ever have you by the proverbial balls, they will squeeze you for every dollar they can.
          I know, I know, it’s a feature capitalism and whatnot, but willingly doing business with oracle is baffling to me, let alone actually depending on them.

  • rastilin
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    61 year ago

    Apparently their most recent hardware requires an internet connection to configure itself? Which, for network hardware, is kind of worrying.

  • LUHG
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    51 year ago

    Crys in £35k switches and extra £15k of licences

  • CosmicCraftsman
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    31 year ago

    You need 5 years of network admin experience for an entry level network technician position.

  • @BigDanishGuy@sh.itjust.works
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    11 year ago

    Correction: you need to purchase a 80k USD DNA Center in order to buy a license for that question. The base price for that license is 2k USD, but if you actually want to use the features you’re buying it for, then the license is an extra 5k and it has a lead time of 17 months.