email from Senator Blumenthal to Hilary

[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by spence

state.gov isn't a secure system to begin with, I don't think there's an argument she was circumventing security measures...at least not a good one. The DOJ has already indicated it wasn't illegal. Considering state.gov was hacked and it looks like her server wasn't perhaps she was actually better off.

People seem to think (I can't imagine why...) she intended to use her own server for classified info which isn't the case.

As for mishandling classified material, this really has yet to be shown. The only item reported so far that should have technically been classified is the public article about drone strikes which is laughable.

I'd just like to her a final word from the FBI and move on.

Do you understand that state.gov is just a friggin domain name and has absolutely no bearing on what classification levels exist in the state department behind it.

.mil is just a frigging domain name....do you think there might actually be some different security levels behind that....

Just stop....please
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[scottw]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

Do you understand that state.gov is just a friggin domain name and has absolutely no bearing on what classification levels exist in the state department behind it.

.mil is just a frigging domain name....do you think there might actually be some different security levels behind that....

Just stop....please
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....OK, now she was really smart to have had a secret, unsecured server next to her toilet for all of her important government business.........why, she should probably get a medal or be president or something....mind numbing

[spence]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

Do you understand that state.gov is just a friggin domain name and has absolutely no bearing on what classification levels exist in the state department behind it.

I'm using state.gov to broadly refer to the server and it's intended use. I would think anyone with any background in IT would be able to understand this.

[buckman]

Originally Posted by spence

I'm using state.gov to broadly refer to the server and it's intended use. I would think anyone with any background in IT would be able to understand this.

I'm beginning to think you and Hillary are one in the same .
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[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by buckman

I'm beginning to think you and Hillary are one in the same .
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Spence probably uses a lambs wool chamois to wipe his hard drive...
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[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by spence

I'm using state.gov to broadly refer to the server and it's intended use. I would think anyone with any background in IT would be able to understand this.

Well that clarified......nothing. The fact that you think that it, broadly, only refers to one server shows that you still have no clue.

I guess this is what I get for trying to talk IT to an end user.....

This is why organizations have a Help Desk.......weeds out those annoying questions like "is the Internet down?" (Yeah, the WHOLE internet) or "you guys having a problem with the server?" (because this entire organization only runs on one) from the people who think they are an IT wiz because they successfully setup their Netflix subscription and installed their own printer.
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[spence]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

Well that clarified......nothing. The fact that you think that it, broadly, only refers to one server shows that you still have no clue.

I guess this is what I get for trying to talk IT to an end user.....

When did I ever refer it to one server? Do I need to describe the entire network topology?

[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by spence

When did I ever refer it to one server? Do I need to describe the entire network topology?

Originally Posted by spence

I'm using state.gov to broadly refer to the server and it's intended use.

"The Server" sounds singular to me.....

I'd love to hear the network topology described.....I bet it doesn't start with the phrase "go to the broom closet in the basement"



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[spence]

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman

"The Server" sounds singular to me.....

I'd love to hear the network topology described.....I bet it doesn't start with the phrase "go to the broom closet in the basement"

That's not "network topology" it's "data center configuration."

Besides it's quite common for multi-tier applications to be referred to as a singular server unless you're the person responsible for deployment or maintenance.