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Not real clear on what you are getting at. &nbsp;I am an administrator on a Windows 2000 network wth over 3500 accounts. &nbsp;Are you looking for the number of staff needed to manage the network?<br />
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Please post, it may give more insight.<br />
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Lyle
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Not real clear on what you are getting at.  I am an administrator on a Windows 2000 network wth over 3500 accounts.  Are you looking for the number of staff needed to manage the network?

Please post, it may give more insight.

Lyle

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fadiramada this is excellent, thank you...
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fadiramada this is excellent, thank you...

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Good-day,<br />
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I am wondering if there is any sort of standard practice regarding how many users in an organization a typical network admin could support on a Windows network.<br />
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i.e 1 Network admin per how many users (users meaning user accounts on the network)<br />
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I am specifically looking for a reference to this info.<br />
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Thanks for your time.<br />

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Good-day,

I am wondering if there is any sort of standard practice regarding how many users in an organization a typical network admin could support on a Windows network.

i.e 1 Network admin per how many users (users meaning user accounts on the network)

I am specifically looking for a reference to this info.

Thanks for your time.


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