Chris_Kaspar

I will elaborate more on how it went when I do get back but basically our office is very technical but I am the only one who knows anything about it and how it works. The Duck will only be shared with the owner(my boss). I am not too concerned about it getting out in the open as I have told him that these are essentially the keys of the kingdom. I don't want to write down passwords for him and, sadly, I can't trust him not to write them down. I can trust him to hold the Ducky with his life though so my only solution to giving him access to 5 complicated passwords was to automate it for him. Turning on a PC is almost a chore for the tech whizzes I deal with so...I am kinda stuck. What I would have done differently to this point would be to have someone trained to do my job but because I am so specialized and "spendy", having two of "me" here would be cost prohibitive to the company so we have to patch what we can together. Edit: I should add that the instructions I am leaving are for troubleshooting the origin of a problem from VOIP phones to email outage. When we get to the server being down it will be "Insert Ducky and stand back" so the instructions will only be in one spot and for the owner only. The instructions will only take them through determining network connectivity and such.

Good day all. Just a little background. I am going on vacation for 2 weeks beginning on Memorial Day. I am the only guy at my office that does what I do. I am the only person who knows jack about how my system works, bad I know. Anyhow. I am writing up a list of instructions to follow in the event of system failures. I am hoping I can use the Ducky to automate my "logging in" process with the person that will be covering for me. They So, I am looking for the example scripts that I can shop up to login from a reboot, setup TrueCrypt volumes and shares, start databases and log into them. Any direction would be great. TIA.