I'm new to WAFs, but this price differential was crazy.
I'm looking into Cloudflare, and they have a free WAF option, then more robust stuff for higher prices. 20$ a month for pro, 200$ for business.
I met with Fortinet to get the lowdown on their WAF and the quote was a base of around 7,000 for a year.
Can someone explain to me (I really know very basic networking) why there is such a HUGE price difference?
What up, all you smart people? I could use some assistance.
I have been given an internal address that needs to be accessible to the public.
-app.company.com
I set up a NAT rule and made it accessible.
Now they want a specific port/url to be blocked from the public so people can't try to log into the management side of things.
-https://app.company.com:PORT/app/manager/
I thought I set up a correct security policy to block it, but I'm still able to hit the page after committing. So, I thought I would see if anyone could give me an idea on what to do before I pay someone to tell me what I'm doing wrong. Any assistance would be appreciated!
Utah. 9,000 altitude. Little Cottonwood Canyon!
New to mushrooms and I don't know where to look! I do get excited when I find one!
Utah. 9,000 altitude. Little Cottonwood Canyon!
New to mushrooms and I don't know where to look! I do get excited when I find one!
OK, I'm not one for ranting, but I've had enough of duplicates.
Never forget what we were promised.
I just wanted to share my experience for my first time trying to forage! Spoiler alert: I didn't find anything!
I'm not experienced, but the void has drawn my attention to foraging for mushrooms. I've done a little bit of research and am 95% certain if I ran into any morels or golden oysters, I would be able to identify them (and then subsequently post them for verification) because that's the majority of posts in r/foraging and r/mycology!
I went up American Fork Canyon to a random trail I picked from AllTrails. It was a nice loop with some good views.
- Between 6,500-7,500 altitude. (mabye a little low?)
- Around 70F (a little hot?)
- From 4-6pm (a little late?)
I wasn't expecting much, but I didn't see any mushrooms except for these little white ones growing next to a dead log!
Any advice on where to go next/when to go next??
I just wanted to share my experience for my first time trying to forage! Spoiler alert: I didn't find anything!
I'm not experienced, but the void has drawn my attention to foraging for mushrooms. I've done a little bit of research and am 95% certain if I ran into any morels or golden oysters, I would be able to identify them (and then subsequently post them for verification) because that's the majority of posts in r/foraging and r/mycology!
I went up American Fork Canyon to a random trail I picked from AllTrails. It was a nice loop with some good views.
- Between 6,500-7,500 altitude. (mabye a little low?)
- Around 70F (a little hot?)
- From 4-6pm (a little late?)
I wasn't expecting much, but I didn't see any mushrooms except for these little white ones growing next to a dead log!
Any advice on where to go next/when to go next??