Good Morning Folks,
now it's back to mundane more or less sysadmin related work at the start of a new weeek and month.
I hope you had enjoyed a nice Sysadmin Day.
Many thanks for your empathy and your warm regards.
It's nice to share a profession with such a bunch of remarkable, dedicated, talented people.
Dave, I hope you may never need that rope.
John, good idea to provide a facility for preparation of a quick snack during nightly long-haul server fondling.
The only thing I'd still miss was a fridge for the drinks.
Procura, you're not alone.
We too have to pump irons, lift floors and crawl through ducts, entangle in networkers' cabling, killing time in boring meetings, arrange appointments with sales reps. and deliverers, educate users in software they had received instructions and training for, tell our clients their requirements, do the red tape of sifting through offers and contracts others get paid for etc.
Worst of all, if something in someones else's responsibilty isn't working we do get all the blame for, and ccontrary credits, appreciation and gifts are snatched by others.
Madness, thy name is system administration
