I will catch up with missed days in another post.
Today, I took a laptop and wireless printer to one of our early childhood programs, installed them. I also created a user account on one of the ech computers in that same facility.
After that, I went to Fouke Schools. We worked on users, groups, shared folders, permissions, a little bit of group policy. I also helped them with questions regarding subnets and expansion of their commodity internet.
Following that, we worked on permissions issues on the mac server. Turned out to be a problem between the user and their home folder. When deleting a user on a mac server, be sure to also delete/rename that user's home folder before attempting to create another user account with the same name.
Talked on phone with Bradley regarding ERate.
Once back at the office, I worked on E-Rate (BEAR forms etc) until end of day.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
10/27/2011
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Monday, August 15, 2011
8/11/11
If memory serves, I spent last Thursday taking care of a few things around the office and then I headed to Blevins to help work on Active Directory issues. I also installed some new RAM in one computer. I worked with the techs there and we moved several machines off of Novell and on to Windows.
One machine had a SEGina.dll error that prevented us form logging in. Turns out, that was caused by SynchronEyes software. I booted in safe mode but could not remove the software. So, I pulled up the registry editor, searched for instances of the errant program and removed them. After a reboot, the system let us log in, remove Netware and join the domain.
One machine had a SEGina.dll error that prevented us form logging in. Turns out, that was caused by SynchronEyes software. I booted in safe mode but could not remove the software. So, I pulled up the registry editor, searched for instances of the errant program and removed them. After a reboot, the system let us log in, remove Netware and join the domain.
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