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Thank you guys. Some great ideas and suggestions. &nbsp;Every last one of you confirmed what I have been saying. &nbsp;Just making sure I am not being over zealous.
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Thank you guys. Some great ideas and suggestions.  Every last one of you confirmed what I have been saying.  Just making sure I am not being over zealous.

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So I wanted to put this out here more as a polling question. &nbsp;I am planning on changing the different admin position that we have in our I.T. department with different administrative roles. &nbsp;My predecessor, had everyone as full admin on everything. &nbsp;I feel that help desk and engineers should not have the same admin roles to protect the help desk from making changes that could effect the overall network. &nbsp;Points will be shared to all that participate knowledgeable. <br />
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What are you thoughts on this?
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So I wanted to put this out here more as a polling question.  I am planning on changing the different admin position that we have in our I.T. department with different administrative roles.  My predecessor, had everyone as full admin on everything.  I feel that help desk and engineers should not have the same admin roles to protect the help desk from making changes that could effect the overall network.  Points will be shared to all that participate knowledgeable. 

What are you thoughts on this?

Seperating Admin Roles

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