Wanted: Service Win Server 2012 R2 Sys Admin

[humble pie]

Good evening.

I'm looking for someone with the above skills to do some certain configurations for me via windows remote desktop.

I can pay up to £40ph for this work.

Please PM me some info if you can - e.g. v.brief outline of your skills.

Thanks.

 

[martin-s]

What do you need? All of our servers are on that platform

 

[humble pie]

Just some DNS configuration/binding and zone file setup etc. Last time I did it was on a 2003 server in 2003, needless to say I'm struggling a bit with this one, I'm not really a technical person :?

What do you need? All of our servers are on that platform

 

[martin-s]

Pretty straightforward:

http://www.tomsitpro.com/articles/configure-dns-windows-server-2012,2-793.html

 

[PoshTiger]

Ping me an email if you like - this is my day job.


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[humble pie]

I'm looking for DNS expert..

I'm wiling to pay £100 per hour for your time. You *must* have a complete knowledge of DNS (that does not mean running internal DNS for a small company network or your home lan). Not someone who's watched a few youtube vids and fancies a punt. You need to have strong knowledge of Win 2012 server.

I would expect someone with the right knowledge to be able to fix this issue in a couple of hours directly on the server.

If you think you want to help PM your details - ta!

 

[PoshTiger]

Ok, responded again but didn't notice the dig in your previous comment, so I think I'll retract my offer.

Doesn't look like my skills are good enough for you, I would have shown you my MCP transcript which has 28 MCP exams or the orders from companies with 10K+ users that I work for performing infrastructure work, one recent order regarding troubleshooting a hub/spoke AD environment with 50 sites - which relies upon... DNS.

But I don't need to now and I would have done it for nothing btw.

Good luck in finding an 'expert'

 

[ian]

Shame humble has shunned you Tony if that is the case, more than enough experience to handle what was requested.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Are you sure you're in the right place ?

I mean, when I need a professional, say a doctor, or a surgeon, I don't go on kinda similar forum and ask, I go to clinics and places where doctors and surgeons are found, then I research them.

I'm looking for DNS expert..

I'm wiling to pay £100 per hour for your time. You *must* have a complete knowledge of DNS (that does not mean running internal DNS for a small company network or your home lan). Not someone who's watched a few youtube vids and fancies a punt. You need to have strong knowledge of Win 2012 server.

I would expect someone with the right knowledge to be able to fix this issue in a couple of hours directly on the server.

If you think you want to help PM your details - ta!

 

[humble pie]

I haven't shunned you, it just that the person would be better if they weren't a hardcore 'domainer', which I should have said upfront so apologies.

I have a had a couple of people get in touch now, see if we get anywhere.

Ok, responded again but didn't notice the dig in your previous comment, so I think I'll retract my offer.

Doesn't look like my skills are good enough for you, I would have shown you my MCP transcript which has 28 MCP exams or the orders from companies with 10K+ users that I work for performing infrastructure work, one recent order regarding troubleshooting a hub/spoke AD environment with 50 sites - which relies upon... DNS.

But I don't need to now and I would have done it for nothing btw.

Good luck in finding an 'expert'

 

[humble pie]

You are probably right, I'm on my forth person now..

it goes.. give them remote desktop, they login, after a few hours, logout and say:

"hmmm, I'm not really sure whats going on I'll have to think about it".

Last night I had a chap who was MCSE'd up the eyeballs, had an MA and 20 years experience on Windows.


- its amazing

Are you sure you're in the right place ?

I mean, when I need a professional, say a doctor, or a surgeon, I don't go on kinda similar forum and ask, I go to clinics and places where doctors and surgeons are found, then I research them.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

There maybe many people on here who can do the job, but your requirements suggest here isn't the place. Personally, I would lower my sights a little and accept someone who may take a little longer but gets the job done.

Here's why, £100ph isn't going to cut it, the agency I do some mech/grunt work for, would be looking at about £165+Vat per hour for diagnostics alone. Once diagnostics are done and they have taken your right leg (you got 2 right), you get a quote for the work (often well over priced) and then they take your kidney (you got 2 of them too right). The techs can be anything from £150-250+Vat so I hear. Jack your budget to the best part of a grand and you will get exactly what you want, so I'd consider a hardcore domainer

 

[humble pie]

shit.. looks like I'm going to have to go grovelling to a hardcore domainer..

There maybe many people on here who can do the job, but your requirements suggest here isn't the place. Personally, I would lower my sights a little and accept someone who may take a little longer but gets the job done.

Here's why, £100ph isn't going to cut it, the agency I do some mech/grunt work for, would be looking at about £165+Vat per hour for diagnostics alone. Once diagnostics are done and they have taken your right leg (you got 2 right), you get a quote for the work (often well over priced) and then they take your kidney (you got 2 of them too right). The techs can be anything from £150-250+Vat so I hear. Jack your budget to the best part of a grand and you will get exactly what you want, so I'd consider a hardcore domainer

 

[ian]

shit.. looks like I'm going to have to go grovelling to a hardcore domainer..

I suspect his price may have just gone up

 

[humble pie]

@skinner I've thought about this and your rates are based covering overheads of a *proper* company with associated infrastructure costs. I'm sorry to say that if £100 per hour to pay an indivdual for some ad hoc server work is not going to cut it then I'm in shit city

I can tell you now there won't be many people in England let alone here on £800 per day wage.

 

[PoshTiger]

Not many no.. Skinners' pricing is pretty accurate though - so long as you're talking partner/reseller pricing.

The clients for specialist enterprise consultant / architecture usual pay around £1,200 per day.

Discounts for 20+ days though..


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[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Yes, absolutely a proper multi skilled agency, this is the only place you'll get the high level of professionalism and efficiency you appear you want.

I have no idea what a freelancer costs or earns, the last tech I worked with were hitting 60k a year (Edit: were a cisco based tech working on an IP Phone solution, not sure how their pay relates to the skills you need). I would assume a freelancer, charges well over the £230 a day they earn (based on a 5 day week) in a full time position, since work wouldn't be regular.

Maybe someone else knows an accurate day rate ?

@skinner I've thought about this and your rates are based covering overheads of a *proper* company with associated infrastructure costs. I'm sorry to say that if £100 per hour to pay an indivdual for some ad hoc server work is not going to cut it then I'm in shit city

I can tell you now there won't be many people in England let alone here on £800 per day wage.

 

[martin-s]

Do you want to post a bit more about the problem you're trying to fix?

 

[bonusmedia]

For £50 per hour I will poke it repeatedly with a stick

EDIT: Should have pointed out there's a half day minimum

 

[SoundSound is verified member.]

Have you tried turning it off then back on again that normally works........