<p><strong>Your Name: Dana Lutenegger
</strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2007/2/3

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T TH F

<strong>Total hours for week:7</strong>

<strong>The School: Fermi</strong>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>

Honestly, there just didn't seem to be that much going on this week, so my memory of it is as sketchy as Emily's.  I spent the first part of Tuesday just walking around looking for things to do.  I eventually found out that two of the computers in 220 were not connecting to the internet.  I investigated, and discovered that I had accidentally set them with dynamic IP addresses sometime way back when I didn't understand the deal with that.  I put them back on auto and the problem was solved.  They also had various other problems, which I began to work on.  We might need to check back on those next week, I think they still need a bit of remediation here and there.

Thursday...wasn't that interesting either.  I set up Ms. Covington's new printer for her, which went smoothly and didn't take long.  I think Thursday might have been the day when I checked the compliance report for problems, which I usually do when I have nothing better to do, and discovered a couple of computers that were still on FERMIDOM.  I fixed one of them before I left.  The other one is in 103 or 104.  The teachers had to go to a pep rally halfway through my time here, which limited what I was able to do.

Friday was a slow day, because most of the teachers were gone.  I spent the first half of the day assisting Mr. Smith and his students in the computer lab, where they were learning how to search for things online.  Ah, the joys of Wikipedia.  I had heard that a computer in...105?...was having some unspecified problem, so I went to check it out.  I spotted a computer that was still running Windows 98 and had no internet.  I assumed that this must be the computer that was having problems, so I reconnected the internet and tried to fix what I could.  In retrospect, having a Win 98 computer on the network might be dangerous, so maybe I will disconnect it again.  It turned out to be the other computer that was having unspecified problems, but no one seemed to know what.  Everything seemed to work fine, but I will check back next week.