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To wrap up this set of videos regarding 40 analyzer and reports, I'd like to

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propose this scenario.

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And here it is.

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An executive has asked to see weekly reports for high bandwidth usage.

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Now, what exactly is high?

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We may need some additional context for that.

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Like is it over a certain threshold or is just the top, you know, you know,

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sites are being used as far as bandwidth.

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So we'd want to get some clarification on that.

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But what they want is that report weekly regarding high bandwidth usage

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including the categories and websites visited.
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including the categories and websites visited.

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So my question isn't like, you know, exactly which reporter we're going to use

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or what we're going to create.

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My question is what approach should we use to make this happen for the exec?

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So all I can do is go ahead and pause the video now, give that some thought.

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And then when you have an idea of how we would approach that or some ideas how

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to approach it, click on and resume.

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And we'll take a look at this approach together.

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So to give the executive what they want, if they want to see, you know, for

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example, high bandwidth usage including the categories and websites visited,
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example, high bandwidth usage including the categories and websites visited,

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the first thing I would recommend us doing is not trying to create custom

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reports.

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And not trying to create custom data sets and not trying to create custom

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charts, but rather look for a report that is very close to what the executive

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is asking for.

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So the first thing would be to go ahead and look for existing report or get one

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that's very close to that.

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And then we can clone it and tweak it.

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And then secondly, we could go ahead and schedule it.

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And then once we schedule it, we could also then take the next step of having
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And then once we schedule it, we could also then take the next step of having

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an email or place it on a server in the same location so that the executive

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could get to it very easily.

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We'd also want to be aware that if there's sensitive information included in

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the reports, we'd also want to be very careful on the distribution of that

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report.

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For example, we wouldn't want a competing company, for example, to get a report

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of, you know, things that are happening in our environment that may be problems

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or issues.

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We'd want to keep that fairly private.

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So following this approach, looking for a report that may work for us and

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scheduling it, let's go back to the 40 analyzer and see if we can get a very
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scheduling it, let's go back to the 40 analyzer and see if we can get a very

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close match.

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All right, so back at the 40 analyzer on the left hand side, we'll go to

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reports and report definitions.

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And let's see, they want high bandwidth usage. Let's just do a search for the

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word, hi, press enter.

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There we go. That looks like a good start.

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So high bandwidth application usage report, we can double click on that. In

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fact, let's just clone it and we can tweak it.

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So we'll right click on that report. We'll do a clone.

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And let's go ahead and call it our exact high bandwidth. No click on OK.
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And let's go ahead and call it our exact high bandwidth. No click on OK.

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And then we can further edit it if we need to.

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All right, so they're asking for, he wants a weekly report.

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So the previous seven days sounds great. And for the time zone, I'm in the

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Pacific time zone.

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So that's what we'll base the report on as well. And then for devices, I'm

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going to include all 40 gate devices.

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So I can either specify and click on select. They're all selected or I can say

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all devices, either way is great.

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And then we can go ahead and schedule it. So if he wants it weekly, we can

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click right here on an able schedule and we'll do it once a week starting and
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click right here on an able schedule and we'll do it once a week starting and

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let's go ahead and start it.

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How about tomorrow at midnight? And because we scheduled it, it automatically

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did the auto cash for us.

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We can also set up an email server and then also, you know, deliver it.

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If we enable notification here and we can deliver it to the executive, you know

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, whenever that report runs.

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So because I don't have an email server set up, I'll go ahead and leave that

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off.

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And now that we've saved it, if we wanted to tweak it here, we could also click

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on editor.

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And here we can say, for example, summary for our exact.

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And then scrolling down is going to have these charts that are included and the
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And then scrolling down is going to have these charts that are included and the

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text here and the font and so forth.

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So we'll click on apply and then we just let it go ahead and run.

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So here's our report right here currently is filtered with the word hi there

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and we'll right click on it and we'll just run it immediately right now by

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clicking on run report.

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And that's in the process of running. So we can also double click here and it's

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now showing us for the last seven days where that report has been run.

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So we just generated it. So it takes us a few moments here to go ahead and have

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that report created for us by 40 analyzer.

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So it'll show up right here in just a moment, unless I ran the wrong report. So
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So it'll show up right here in just a moment, unless I ran the wrong report. So

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let's go to other it is.

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I almost gave up on it. So there is right there. And once the format column

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here populates, we can click on the option, which we'll see, for example, HTML

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or PDF and take a look at that report.

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And that report is taking a while now because we had the caching enabled, it

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may not have had an opportunity yet to build that cache.

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So for subsequent runs of that report, it should be much, much faster. In fact,

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we'll test that here in a moment.

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So this one is still not ready yet. So once it's done, we could look at the
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So this one is still not ready yet. So once it's done, we could look at the

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diagnostics and identify how much stress or pressure the 40 analyzer was under.

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But again, the second time we run it, it should be much, much faster because

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most of that information is already going to be cached.

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In fact, while that's running, let's go ahead back to the dashboard and status.

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And it doesn't look too stressed here.

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So here on the log received monitor, that doesn't look too stressed. If we

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scroll down, here's disk I O, here's the information that came into the 40

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analyzer.

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And as it's inserting into the database, that looks okay. So if we go back to
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And as it's inserting into the database, that looks okay. So if we go back to

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reports and generated reports, that one is still not ready yet.

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And that report has been a few minutes. It is not coming up. I'm going to go

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ahead and run the report one more time.

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Maybe he's had a fluke with that one. Let me go back to report definitions.

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Scroll down. There's our exact high bandwidth report. Let me just take a look

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at the details.

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Go to settings. It's supposed to run weekly. The caching is enabled. So I won't

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make any changes there.

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It's going to return. Let's right click and run the report one more time. So

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click on run report.
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click on run report.

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It says it's running. We'll go back to generated reports. So this is the one

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previously and we should have a new printing report coming up as well here in a

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moment.

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And there's the second one right there. So hopefully here in a moment, ah,

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fantastic. So that other one, why did it take so long?

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Let's right click on it. And from the drop down, click on retrieve diagnostic.

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I'll save that to my downloads folder.

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Let me open that up in a text editor and let's take a look. That's 39 charts.

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AutoCached is enabled as far as the system status.

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It didn't look like the CPU is too stressed or memory. We had plenty of disk
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It didn't look like the CPU is too stressed or memory. We had plenty of disk

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space.

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On here, it looks like it was building the cache for two log tables. And that's

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because I just created the report.

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It hadn't had time yet to go ahead and build those caches. Maybe the caches

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weren't all ready to go.

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And that's why this one kind of had a problem. But this one, which is the

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second one we ran, it ran pretty quickly.

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So does it test? I'm going to take this one that never completed, right click

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on it and say I want to delete it.

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Click on OK. And now that everything should be cached, let me run that same

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report again.

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So go back to report definitions. We'll go to our exact high bandwidth report,
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So go back to report definitions. We'll go to our exact high bandwidth report,

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right click on it, click on run, and then we'll go back to reports.

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And here it is. And if the caches are all populated, that should be done a lot

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faster and it is.

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All right. So it's just a matter of the initial cache is being populated. And

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that second one ran very, very quickly.

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Click on the HTML here that'll open up a new tab. And here is our summary for

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our exec, including 54 applications, six categories, 1.19 gig total bytes.

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So here's one of our charts here with the application categories by bandwidth.

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So updates, 277 megabytes.
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So updates, 277 megabytes.

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And that's because a few minutes ago, I just did some updates and lots of web

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browsers on a few of my clients to generate some traffic.

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So if we scroll down, looks like there wasn't a lot of harmful apps like point

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to point applications or file sharing applications.

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If we scroll down here, here's another chart for video and audio applications,

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which includes mostly, it looks like Netflix traffic, but continue to scroll

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down.

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Here's the top 10 video slash audio users by session. And then here's a another

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chart in a table form here at the bottom showing that most of the traffic was
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chart in a table form here at the bottom showing that most of the traffic was

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Netflix.

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So back at our scenario, it'd be wise to find a report that's already similar

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to what we need and just tweak it as needed, as opposed to creating our own

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custom data sets or custom charts or custom templates.

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Because very likely, we're going to have some reports out of the hundreds that

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are available that will serve our needs.

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And again, if we need a little tweaking, we can simply clone one of those

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reports, tweak it as needed, and then schedule it to run whenever we need it.

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So thanks for joining me in this set of videos regarding 40 Analyzer and

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reports, and I look forward to seeing you, my friend, in another set of videos
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reports, and I look forward to seeing you, my friend, in another set of videos

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very, very soon.

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Until then, I hope this has been informative, and I'd like to thank you for

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viewing.
