We have a nominal staff of 3.5 sysadmins, serving ~250 staff across offices in 3 different countries. I say nominal because we're running one short at the moment. One of us is user/desktop-focused, I'm a generalist, there's the IT director, who is also a generalist. The .5 position we're looking to fill will be more network-focused, and will also work with our engineering staff.
Each of us has a normal non-privileged account, a workstation administration account, a server administration account and three of us have a DA account - the desktop guy doesn't have a DA account, yet. He's leaning quickly, though. Erik and Jon have it correct. Never share accounts, only assign privileges as needed. Kurt On Sun, Jan 1, 2017 at 12:01 PM, CSSU NetAdmin <[email protected]> wrote: > We are looking at re-organizing our IT department for our K-12 school > district. Are there examples out there for how work is divided? Do IT > staff focus on specific areas or is everyone more of a generalist? We have > moved to Chromebooks in a big way and find how we are presently organized- > school based- really doesn't work anymore. Finally, who uses the Least > Privilege Administrative model? If you do, is there one domain admin > account shared for people who need admin rights or do each IT staff person > have two accounts? > > Thanks for any ideas. Happy New Year!
