| JLarson |
03-20-2018 07:07 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by madwi
(Post 3740079)
This is a new one.
Co-worker: Email says to use your network ID and the password of xxxxx. Nobody on our floor can login with those credentials.
Me: Are you using Your Network ID as the username?
Coworker: Yes, Your Netowrk ID is what we are all entering into the field.
Me: You are literally typing in Your Network ID and not the username you use everyday to login to the computers?
Coworker: Oh. We each have to type our usernames in the username field?
Me: That would be a good start.
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I'd think you were lying if I'd never worked near the IT department. My boss "kind of" oversees that as part of his role. We have this one lady who calls in regularly, wondering why her computer has changed her email password; one of my inspectors who doesn't understand that caps lock is important; and an entire team that randomly cut the wires they found in the wall, and didn't understand they'd severed the entire internet connection for their building. |
