The Random Admin
Welcome to the random admin. We are a collection of random system administrators who enjoy teaching. We also like helping small local businesses grow using technology as well. Please pull up a seat and take a look around. We have a wide range of topics to dig through.
About Me
I am David and I am from South Carolina. When I was a small boy, my father handed me two floppy disk drive that was the size of my head. One had the OS and the other had a sonic knock off game. He told me if I could get it to run, I could play it. I had more fun getting it to run than playing the game itself. My love for computers was born that day. A few decades later I take pride in teaching others my trade. I enjoy watching the growth of others.
My Vision
In my lifetime I have seen and gone through many things. I have an deep understanding of my own mental health and I am able to translate it to my work. This has helped me help others grow in ways I was never expecting. My goal with the random admin is to blend mental health and Information technology together. I will do this through stories that will bring both IT knowledge and an understanding of self.
The Random Admin Blog Posts
analogy between our brains and computer
Ever considered that we are, in essence, hardware? This realization hit me like a bolt of lightning. It triggered a fascinating analogy between our brains and computer systems, especially for someone deeply entrenched in Information Technology. The Structure of the...
Read Radius Logs With PowerShell
Recently, I have been troubleshooting radius. Radius hasn't changed in decades. I say this lightingly too. The network policy server is a feature that helps with connecting things like unifi wifi and more. Each radius connection produces a reason code. Today we want...
Breaking Free from Potential Trauma Lensing
Recently I have had to come to a new level of understanding about myself. For years I have been attracted to the potential of others. I have picked my closest friends through this viewpoint; it worked for many years. However, as we get older, things change, and people...
