Systems Administration | Technology for the Masses

How to detect rogue DHCP servers on your network

Monday, February 8, 2010

DHCP – There can be only ONE! Well not really, there can be others but that out of the “scope” of this article. Once in awhile a problem comes into the network, either through a hacker or uneducated user, that they add a device (router, personal server, Linksys wireless router, etc) to the network. What happens then is a conflict between your original DHCP server and the newly added device.

Imaging a computer with Norton Ghost

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

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Glad to have you back! Hope you enjoy the following article... Automating the installation of Windows XP (or even Vista) can save any technician a lot of time. Typical installations from scratch can often take a couple of hours. Who has this much time when you have computers lined up. Not me, that’s [...]

10 things your IT Systems Administrator would like you to know…

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

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No, I did not write this article, but I did find it from AskTheAdmin blog (also Guy McDowell also posted it), who got it from a site that no longer exists. Although the tone is a bit funny, I did find it pretty much true. In my line of work, I just HAD to [...]