Re: Supporting MACS coming from a PC environment

[John Oyler <jojo4@mediaone.net>]

Danny,
	As an unemployed IT guy that has a clue, you need to email me contact
information for your HR dept. Once they hire me, I'll try to put in a
good word for you, these places always need a janitor or something. And
for god's sake, stop smoking that crack, that stuff will kill you!

John

PS Any support technician/engineer that can't sit down at a new
computer, and at least have a clue about how to operate it should be
shot. Hell, you don't even have any web research skills apparently...
which MCSE boot camp did you graduate from again?


Danny L wrote:
> 
> I have been asked to support a system comprising of various MAC desktops.
> I know nothing about them. The system has an RS6000/ AIX box as a server and
> network printers.
> All my experience is Microsoft/Intel and some Unix.
> 
> What is a basic MAC system. do you have MAC Servers like NT Server ?
> How easy is the MAC OS to learn and what difficulties are there in upgrading
> desktops with RAM, etc.
> 
> Any help on the basics of MAC systems would be appreciated.
> 
> TIA
> 
> Danny