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09-11-2008

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Questions for User Survey

Hello,

I'm a sysadmin in training and need to create/gather a survey from all the users about the servers that they use, problems, challenges etc.

Main purpose of the survey is to identify areas & room for improvement on the existing UNIX environment.

I have in mind these questions below:-

Appreciate if anybody else care to add or comment please?

1. Which server(s) do you use daily?

2. Which server(s) is critical for your daily work?

3. Are there any server(s) you are experiencing problems with?

4. What are the problems with the servers that are impacting you?

5. How many applications usually do you use in the server(s)? Please write the server name & applications related to it

6. When do you feel server downtime is most suitable for you so that it doesn't interfere with your work?

7. Do you have any particular service/application that you might need in the future?

8. What applications or tools/software that might be useful/helpful for your work?

9. What do you think of the current directory structure of the server that you worked with?

10. How do you feel about the UNIX administration of these servers? ( Bad | Poor | Ok | Good | Excellent )

11. What, if anything, do you feel can be done to improve the functioning of local UNIX administration?

Anything else???

Thanks in advance,

rahzzbietel

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