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Hi IKweb and

 

Hi jimofcheeni - I used to live on the other side of the Humber many years ago near to Cleethorpes :eek: - Never managed to venture across the bridge though.

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Im Speedy,

Im from Birmingham and work in Education ICT.

Im about to be "BSF"ed and I am trying to find out about it.

Sup,

Speedy

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Hi, I'm Soo. I am a primary school teacher, ICT team leader and am involved in e-safety training for teachers and pupils. Trying to get my head around the "online reporting to parents" issue. Any info, pointers or suggestions very welcome!:)
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Hello, I'm Craig and I'm a geek!

 

Full time IT Technician for a grammar school in Lancashire.

I've previously worked in local government and private sector offices and enjoyed both. I left a field technician role with a Yorkshire based IT solutions company to work here simply because it's very close to home, the hours are great, the salary was surprisingly attractive and I don't have to drive all round the UK anymore.

 

ITIL & Microsoft qualified, technical/knowledge skills are broad, mostly Microsoft, Win 2k3 server; AD admin. Exchange 2k3, XP, Vista etc. Some AS400/i-series and Citrix knowledge. Pretty good with Symantec Backup Exec, Ghost, Ranger for networks etc.

General Mr fix-it for desktops, laptops, laser printers, wireless issues!

Current learning curve is an NEC virtualisation solution installed in school during Feb half term.

 

When not working I can be found slumped in a chair with a pizza and an xbox controller.

I also love motorsport & coffee! ;) :D

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Hello, I'm Craig and I'm a geek!

 

Full time IT Technician for a grammar school in Lancashire.

I've previously worked in local government and private sector offices and enjoyed both. I left a field technician role with a Yorkshire based IT solutions company to work here simply because it's very close to home, the hours are great, the salary was surprisingly attractive and I don't have to drive all round the UK anymore.

 

ITIL & Microsoft qualified, technical/knowledge skills are broad, mostly Microsoft, Win 2k3 server; AD admin. Exchange 2k3, XP, Vista etc. Some AS400/i-series and Citrix knowledge. Pretty good with Symantec Backup Exec, Ghost, Ranger for networks etc.

General Mr fix-it for desktops, laptops, laser printers, wireless issues!

Current learning curve is an NEC virtualisation solution installed in school during Feb half term.

 

When not working I can be found slumped in a chair with a pizza and an xbox controller.

I also love motorsport & coffee! ;) :D

 

Hi Craig,

 

Good to have you here!

 

P.S I love motorsports too, have u got a motorbike..

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Hello, I'm Craig and I'm a geek!

 

Full time IT Technician for a grammar school in Lancashire.

I've previously worked in local government and private sector offices and enjoyed both. I left a field technician role with a Yorkshire based IT solutions company to work here simply because it's very close to home, the hours are great, the salary was surprisingly attractive and I don't have to drive all round the UK anymore.

 

ITIL & Microsoft qualified, technical/knowledge skills are broad, mostly Microsoft, Win 2k3 server; AD admin. Exchange 2k3, XP, Vista etc. Some AS400/i-series and Citrix knowledge. Pretty good with Symantec Backup Exec, Ghost, Ranger for networks etc.

General Mr fix-it for desktops, laptops, laser printers, wireless issues!

Current learning curve is an NEC virtualisation solution installed in school during Feb half term.

 

When not working I can be found slumped in a chair with a pizza and an xbox controller.

I also love motorsport & coffee! ;) :D

 

 

 

Welcome aboard fella,:cool:

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Hi Craig :tea:

 

might want to pick your brains on Ranger for Networks - we've just had it installed here and are still trying to get to grips with bits and pieces - especially configuring stuff.

We had some engineers in from Stone who set up the vast majority of stuff but we get the odd problem and have to revert to the user manual - which as you are no doubt aware is rather thick and not always as user friendly as it could be.

 

Glyn

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Hiya mate, no motorbike I'm sorry. I do love em but I kept coming off or dropping them when I was younger so I gave up. Few mates have em, ones just ordered himself a Yamaha R6? Another one constantly brags about how his Kawasaki ZX-12R has 168BHP at the wheel - as if I'm completely unaware that it is faster than my car...:(
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Yeah mate, no probs. I was new to it when i started here but if you throw that manual to one side and look at it with common sense & logic it actually starts to make sense! Personally, I like it.
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Hi cyclesolv,

 

Good to have a you here :D

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hi

I am really looking forward to this forum, helping others in business and being helped in return

 

Welcome aboard bud from another Northamptonshire Member,:cool:

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Welcome Happy2Help :tea:

 

Welcome aboard bud from another Northamptonshire Member,:cool:

 

There are those of us who were sensible enough to escape Northamptonshire...

 

..as far as Leicestershire :D

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