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Ask the Admin!

Sometimes you are stuck with an IT problem you just can't get your head around, be it the misbehaving router or a tricky question about your smartphone. If you work at a place where there are geeks and nerds, web admins, server admins and such piled in every corner: Lucky you! If not, there still is someone you can turn to - "AsktheAdmin.com" is the place to go.


The page itself describes it like this:

"Ask us the questions you can't ask your company Admin.
Karl L. Gechlik is a Microsoft Certified Admin and he will answer you!
Search our previous posts - We probably covered it already!
We can review your new technology, software, or service...Anything that
will improve our readers quality of technology - Email your questions to The Admin.
Free tech support for you and yours - With a touch of geeky humor."

I needed the admins help myself the other day, dropped him an email explaining the question and asking for ideas. The response was immidiate, the information provided was very helpful.

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