PBR Networking Toilet Sign

If you do not have proper aim and miss the toilet, please clean it up. Better yet, sit down to go next time. You have to put it in language Network Engineers understand! ip prefix-list floor-walls-ceiling deny pee/0 ip prefix-list floor-walls-ceiling deny poop/0 ip prefix-list floor-walls-ceiling deny pee/0 ip prefix-list toilet-list e.e.0/0 route-map bodily-fluid permit 1 match ip address prefix-list floor-walls-ceiling match ip address prefix-list toilet router ospf to-toilet area bathroom distribute-list bodily-fluid in network toilet network flush Encountered a PBR Networking Toilet today...

A photograph shows a public toilet wall with a polite notice asking people who miss the toilet to clean up, followed by a mock networking configuration translating the instruction into language network engineers understand. The joke uses routing terminology such as prefix lists, route maps, OSPF, and PBR to describe pee, poop, the floor, and the toilet. It is shared as an absurd workplace-tech joke about a surprisingly technical bathroom sign. EN: A photograph shows a public toilet wall with a polite notice asking people who miss the toilet to clean up, followed by a mock networking configuration translating the instruction into language network engineers understand. The joke uses routing terminology such as prefix lists, route maps, OSPF, and PBR to describe pee, poop, the floor, and the toilet. It is shared as an absurd workplace-tech joke about a surprisingly technical bathroom sign.

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