Dana Campbell
IT at Lookout. Lover of good design, green tea, and everything tech.
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- RT @qz: The Steve Jobs emails that show how to win a hard-nosed negotiation http://t.co/UNKeM35txw
- RT @tferriss: The 22 rules of storytelling, according to Pixar: http://t.co/eAXYdjiIfK Absolutely fantastic.
- RT @trailsfootmarks: .@vkhosla summed it up best today: optimism and paranoia together build a business. Almost schizophrenic. #kvsummit
- Just watched a great interview with @hosain and @kevinrose about Jawbone and the future of wearable technology. http://t.co/xtTjrKQ5WI
- RT @mashable: How to Help Victims of the Oklahoma Tornados http://t.co/Gs1M5Vj2b8
- Lots of great articles on @medium regarding flat UI vs. Skeumorphism. Here are two: https://t.co/0siASzYV7n https://t.co/jKvtS1GHsB
- RT @allthingsd: Fast growth, modest $s, big buy: That's Tumblr/Yahoo today, and YouTube/Google in 2006. Compare and contrast! http://t.co/X…
- My experience w/ Google Glass: guy hands them to me, I put them on for 5 secs, he rips them off my face because something “private” is on.
- RT @KarlTheFog: Let's review before it rains tomorrow: 1) You'll get wet 2) This has happened before 3) You'll say it's never been this …
- RT @levie: Google: We don't think about competition. Unless we like your space, then we'll try and crush you.
- Our @Lookout team’s pretty awesome. #responsiveftw
- RT @KatieS: Angelina Jolie is so brave and inspiring for writing about her surgery. http://t.co/A8yBArFjls
- RT @Lookout: Our CEO @johnhering was named one of the 100 most creative people in business by @FastCompany: http://t.co/wji9ZBH01f
- “Budget your time, design your life” by @ev https://t.co/8r3KpxTW1E
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- Systems Administrator at LookoutInformation Technology and Services | San Francisco Bay Area, USExperience
- Aug 2012 - PresentSystems Administrator / Lookout
- Apr 2011 - Aug 2012Lead Mac Analyst / TIBCO Software
» Oversee global initiative to support Macs internally within IT.
» Manage Mac support projects including server management, backup, imaging, and training.
» Create custom images and packages with JAMF Imaging Suite and Composer.
» Create documentation and wiki to serve as a knowledge base for Mac users.
» Support the helpdesk to triage and resolve tickets in all aspects of IT (Macs & PCs). - May 2010 - Apr 2011Mac Support Analyst / McCann Erickson
» Provide advanced technical support locally and remotely to over 100 Mac users.
» Administer and manage user accounts through MS Active Directory.
» Manage multiple servers on different platforms – OSX 10.6 and Windows 2008.
» Deploy custom images and packages to end-user through JAMF Casper Suite.
» Perform repairs and installs onsite – Apple Authorized Service Provider.
» Troubleshoot, create images, and deploy PCs when needed. - Aug 2007 - Apr 2010Genius Administrator / Apple Inc.
» Administer and lead all aspects of the service team, including service part inventory.
» Maintain a queue of repairs to insure prompt turnaround time.
» Work with corporate project managers to oversee pilot programs within the Family Room.
» Triage and repair Macs, iPod/iPhone, and other Apple products.
» Oversee Mac to PC transfers.
Education-
2012 - 2013Western Governors UniversityBS in Business - IT Management
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2009 - 2011Academy of Art UniversityComputer Arts, New Media
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2006 - 2008San Francisco State UniversityTV/Radio Broadcasting
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- Rsync & Mac OS X Lion Server
I’m working on a project to have a redundant backup from one Mac server to another (both are raided). One will be used as a pilot machine, the other production. I’ve never used rsync on a Mac before, so I decided to create a post with my findings/progress to benefit myself and anyone out there who might find it helpful. Stay tuned.
Update: Looking into arRsync which is a GUI based rsync app. Looks like all you have to do is set the destination to a network drive (in my case the root level of the production server) and set the option to “Bidirectional Synchronize.” Will test this out and see if it’s the best solution.
