Working at The Last Dot-Com (TM), Part VI
My current assignment is to document a process for diagnosing connectivity.
You know, "O NO ONO TEH INTERNET R BROKEN CALL THE SYSOP".
Stuff like, check your ipconfig, ping this router, pimg that router, ping TEH INTERNET, etc.
I have accomplished surprisingly little of this little task, too. I say surprisingly because no one is here to play foosball, and I haven't been working on anything else. Just doing nothing. For five hours.
I don't feel like too bad of a slacker, though, or at least I am not alone. Last week, I prepared a fax for Network Solutions (a customer forgot the password AND the challenge question / answer) so we could fix a typo in the admin contact email address, and the person who was supposed to get it signed and faxed (yes, five minutes max) still hasn't done it.
You know, "O NO ONO TEH INTERNET R BROKEN CALL THE SYSOP".
Stuff like, check your ipconfig, ping this router, pimg that router, ping TEH INTERNET, etc.
I have accomplished surprisingly little of this little task, too. I say surprisingly because no one is here to play foosball, and I haven't been working on anything else. Just doing nothing. For five hours.
I don't feel like too bad of a slacker, though, or at least I am not alone. Last week, I prepared a fax for Network Solutions (a customer forgot the password AND the challenge question / answer) so we could fix a typo in the admin contact email address, and the person who was supposed to get it signed and faxed (yes, five minutes max) still hasn't done it.