[LM_NET] HIT: Where is your server?

[Rebecca Reitz <Rebreitz@AOL.COM>]

Dear friends,
 
Thank you for responding!  Most of you added the phrase "good  luck!"  Your 
support has really helped me through this tough technical  time. Thanks.
 
My original question was: 
Where is your server kept? Do you deal with it, or does a tech person?  

I received 27 replies.  The majority of these librarians had the  server in 
their library. Some took care of it themselves and others, who had  great tech 
support, let the techie take care of things.  The few folks who  had the 
server in the techie's office had available help and were not left to  flounder if 
the server crashed (like me).
 
I will take your collective advice and try to get the server moved to my  
space.  Hopefully I won't blow it up or wipe out all the records.
 
If you are interested in the responses verbatim, let me know and I'll send  
you a word attachment.
 
Thanks again!
REBECCA  REITZ
Librarian
PS 87
160 West 78th Street
New York, NY  10024
212) 280-6204
Rebreitz@aol.com  
http://www.ps87library.org

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