I helped install a server, and 3 workstations at a masonic lodge. Ask me a question.

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You should have put keystroke monitoring software on in or something lol.

one or two :)

What's the server IP address and the administrator login/pw?

What OS? Hardware platform?

I'd expect them to use something evil like the ia64's...

the entire building was made for them. it had the compass and rule all over it, molding into the building. it was 5 floors high, and the "grand master' had the whole 5th floor. you needed a key in the elevator to even get to it.

the 4th floor was the admin part of it, where i was. and the bottom 3 floors were all businesses they rented out.

win server 2008. cant remember the server, but it was a cheap one....around 2300.

all dell. also didnt even pay attention to the models of those, but they were mini towers. they paid about 10k to us, with hardware and install included. i just started this job, and i wasnt there when they ordered all the shit.

oh, and the work stations were all xp pros.

Dell equipment eh?

Hope you kept track of the asset tags.... Let the hardware failures begin!!!!!

there were three people running it that floor. the "the grand secretary" and two women. they had very old furniture, and old file cabinets. they also had the old library cabinets for all the cards, filled with all their shit. and these other cases holding documents from 1905 and sooner.

they had these waaaaay old school rolodexes that were huge and had all the members names written on these pieces of wood. sort of like thinner, longer popsicle sticks. all of the people were kind of odd.

they had the easiest job i have ever seen. they sat there all day reading the newspaper and fucking around on the net. the "grand secretary" was reading the bible lol, drinking coffee and listening to country music. he had a few calls, one of which was a former mason who had gotten kicked out for felony tax evasion and was wanting back in.

they were all kind of rude, and they were using a "hub". we didnt even realize it at first while we were transferring files. then after it was taking forever, we figured out they had a 10mb connection. we were pissed and worked around it.

Last Edited by george_glass on 03/31/2010 09:24 PM

were the monitors sAmsung?

lol! nah, dell monitors too.

but of course, the dell logo, like many corp logos has the "e" tilted. many corp logos make the "e" stand out because it is the 5th letter of the alphabet. intel does it too.

they also had a MASSIVE walk-in safe, in the wall. of course it was stamped with their logo, as was everything. i saw at least 50-60 "g" symbols.

fifth letter of the alphabet? Sorry not getting the connection there...

you should have given it a virus where it auto dialed the pentagon every 5 minutes.. LOL

because they love the number 5. look up washington dc masonic architecture....pentagon. they love their numbers. anyway, many corp logos give a shout out to the letter "e" because of that. also, the beginning colors of masonry are red and blue. dells logo is blue, as are many other corp logos.

oh yeah....and our flag.