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Hi all!

 

I'm Adrian - currently a Faculty Systems Administrator at a university. Having said that, the job has evolved more into an End User Computer Services Supervisor but the job title change hasn't happened - less back office stuff, more customer facing. Been at the IT support lark for 30 years or so, mostly in education but with a few minor excursions into the commercial world. I do prefer the edu-vibe (is that a word?) though, there's a reorganisation threatening at my current place so I'll be looking in the jobs section just in case :D

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:welcome: Hello and welcome to the home, saviour and stress-reliever for Network Managers :)

 

More & more new people! Very active forum

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More & more new people! Very active forum

 

Over 200 members logged in at this very second apparently!

 

Burnham on crouch eh? I've had some fun going round the Burnham bends on a weekend :D

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Over 200 members logged in at this very second apparently!

 

Burnham on crouch eh? I've had some fun going round the Burnham bends on a weekend :D

 

9 hair pin bends!! I assume you then had breakfast at the Cafe near the memorial

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9 hair pin bends!! I assume you then had breakfast at the Cafe near the memorial

 

I haven't actually, sometime's we'll just have a cup of tea and go do them in reverse :p

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Hello everyone, I'm Neil.

 

I mostly do endpoint management/workspace/end user compute (or whatever the buzzword is for it these days!) at a university.

 

One of my colleagues raves about this place so I though I'd check it out.

 

My specialism is mainly around macOS, iOS, Linux and MDM (background as a sound engineer and IT trainer before getting into systems administration). Recent changes within my team have pushed me into towards Windows packaging/management as well.

 

I tend to hang out in the MacAdmins Slack (also an admin there) and help to run the London Apple Admins meetups.

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Hello everyone, I'm Neil.

 

I mostly do endpoint management/workspace/end user compute (or whatever the buzzword is for it these days!) at a university.

 

One of my colleagues raves about this place so I though I'd check it out.

 

My specialism is mainly around macOS, iOS, Linux and MDM (background as a sound engineer and IT trainer before getting into systems administration). Recent changes within my team have pushed me into towards Windows packaging/management as well.

 

I tend to hang out in the MacAdmins Slack (also an admin there) and help to run the London Apple Admins meetups.

 

:welcome: Hello and welcome to EduGeek! With 97,000 members around the world we have people from all backgrounds and at all levels knowledge here. Enjoy :)

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I was going to say "Hi, I'm an IT Helpdesk Tech" but I'd rather not be hunted down in these 'games' :)

 

Aw, they think they have a choice! :p

 

A big welcome to all our recent newbies :)

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Did you call?

 

Welcome to all newbies - ignore those twits - we are really nice and supportive, honest!

 

Of course you have to obey the rules...otherwise you may find yourself a bit..green and amphibian :)

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