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Hi, having been out this game for a while, i now have regular time to maintain our schools small network. So i need a list of regular jobs to do or to check to give to my manager so i can keep my allotted time going. eg updates checking internet history monitoring print jobs so if you can add to this list it would be much appreciated.
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on a vista laptop transfered music to a memory stick and then copied it to a XP laptop, but when play the music media player does not play it and cannot understand why??
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thank you mike, i created the shortcut and went through everything but when finally tell it to restart or whatever nothing happens??
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is there something in AD where you can log an account off almost straight away??
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Assistant Network Manager, Trainee IT Tech
mikeymike replied to witch's topic in Educational IT Jobs
ye just seen it now, but bizarrely its not under the IT selection i found it through random search within 10 miles. -
Assistant Network Manager, Trainee IT Tech
mikeymike replied to witch's topic in Educational IT Jobs
what paper did you see it in witch?? -
What when the pupil needs to log on and do some work?? today i changed a students password and he then realised that taking out the network cable he can log in without his usual profile settings then put the cable back in, click on internet which then it promts for a user name and password so another student then put his name in and then bingo back online again lol.
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How do you manage computer / internet bans for students?? All i do at the moment is change their password to tutors surname so teachers can log that particular pupil in when its needed and the student cannot log on when they wish.
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young ish lol im 32 and have done a basic IT essentials course 1 and 2. have tried for more funding but been refused. the managing staff here dont really know what it entails to run a network, yes i have mentioned all the updates and various other jobs that are not getting done now but their answer is more or less a shrug of the shoulders. As for my line manager (ict co-ordinator) yes have whinged big time to her and yes she knows i need more time as mainstream is her backround but again its shrugged upon. we have had a new timetable out today and guess what instead of 5 tech times i now have 4 woohoo.
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i have been doing this job for about 2 years now in a special need school for only about 55 boys so a smallish network about 80 workstations. during the first year i was more or less left alone to do my job so knowing not alot about this field i feel i learned pretty quickly and most importantly really enjoyed it. For the last 6-9 mths things have changed alot here and i am more and more put in class to support lessons. I now get 5 tech sessions a week on a 35 session timetable to do my job which is nothing and its really p***ing me off as im not doing what i enjoy or what i need to learn lots more about. So what do i do, there seems never to be any similar jobs down this way so apply for and im desparate to get out of this place so i kinda feel to take anything up until another techy job comes up??
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i think facebook is great for catching up with old friends and seeing how they are doing, ye cant see all the fuss about twitter seems pointless to me
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what do you prefer, me personally am a facebook fan as my space and bebo i find are more for the teeny bops, not into twitter yet. feel free to add mike earicker
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so quite a good thread then posted by me lol. just a quick yes or no will be fine
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just got this info if its genuine?? It's not illegal to use someone else's wireless network to access the internet. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) sets the rules for use of wireless spectrum in the U.S. The radio frequencies used for 802.11a/b/g systems are not regulated - licensed to specific users. As long as the equipment used to operate on these frquencies meets FCC guidelines, anyone is free to access any system. It is up to the operator of the system to restrict users.
