
Do you remember the day you got your new computer and the desktop was clean and organized? The trash file was completely empty and the files on your computer were the ones from the manufacturer. Today is Clean your Virtual Desktop Day – the perfect day to clear out any old files, sort your files into folders and keep your computer running smoothly!
In This Issue: Fall Craft Projects | Cisco 10GBase-SR SFP+ Modules | 8 Steps to Set up a Network Disaster Recovery Plan | News to Start Your Day
The CK Daily – Fall Craft Projects
Happy Monday!
I enjoyed another Fall weekend and was able to get some outdoor chores done. I encouraged my daughters to collect some sticks and acorns for a little crafting project we’ll be starting next week.
We discovered this very intriguing artist while watching random youtube videos. His name is David M Bird, and he’s created Becorns, woodland creatures crafted from acorns and other natural materials. He’s pretty creative and I encourage you to check out his work! We’re going to “attempt” and that’s a very charitable word to create Becorns of our own, I think it will be a fun crafting project. Wish us luck!
I’m trying to draw my daughters away from too much time with electronics. Do you have any fun and successful crafting projects you’d like to share? I’d love to hear about them! Have a great week!

Cris
Product Spotlights & Updates
The Cisco SFP-10G-SR module gives you a wide variety of 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity options for your data center, enterprise wiring closet, and service provider transport applications. The SFP-10G module boasts a variety of features and benefits, including being the industry’s smallest form factor, which results in the greatest density per chassis. The SFP-10G-SR is hot-swappable and can be switched out with ease. Cisco 10GBase-SR SFP+ modules also feature Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) functionality, which allows you to monitor the signal strength, the temperature of the SFP, and the transceiver voltage.
Learning Center Article – 8 Steps to Set up a Network Disaster Recovery Plan
Surely, your business has IT resources. Whether you run everything internally, hire external firms to manage IT for you, or use some combination of the two, you have access to IT experts when you need them.
That’s good because you do in fact need them.
Many businesses overlook network disaster recovery planning to their own detriment. Network downtime can be devastatingly expensive to any business. When you have a recovery plan, you can minimize that downtime and any associated fallout.
Building a recovery plan for your business will take careful planning and effort, but it’s more approachable than you might think. You can distill the entire process down to just eight essential steps.
Today’s News to Start Your Day:
- Mastercard is launching a program to let financial institutions offer cryptocurrency trading to their clients.
- Shares of South Korea’s top messaging app fell Monday after a major data center outage over the weekend disrupted service for more than 53 million users worldwide. KakaoTalk is not only South Korea’s top messaging app, but it is also heavily relied on for everything ranging from online payments, gaming, and ride-hailing as well as log-in verification for other major websites.
- Medieval Times filed a suit claiming that its employees’ union is infringing on its trademark. The company says Medieval Times Performers United and its branding are confusingly similar to the dinner-and-show venue.
- The NFL still hasn’t picked a winner in its Sunday Ticket negotiations. Apple’s discussions for the package are complicated by existing restrictions for the package. The tech giant wants to partner with sports leagues rather than act as a standard rental conduit for broadcast rights
