- Remember the "K.I.S.S." principle..."keep it simple, Supervisor".
- If you have to assign permissions to one entity you'll have to assign them to another.
Similar, if I'm assigned to complete a particular task once I'll likely be assigned the task again.
- The workers change but the work stays pretty much the same.
- Assign permissions to a Group | Role rather than to an individual user.
- It's easier to manage membership than it is to manage permissions.
- Beware: anything that I can "engineer", I can also "over-engineer".
- Remember: just because I can, doesn't mean I should.
- When in doubt in Windows, right click.
- I can't turn to the left or right in Windows | Exchange | SQL Server without being permitted to do so.
- If I'm in I.T. and there's a problem with a computer it's my fault.
- The add on rule to Rule #8: Even if it's not my fault it's my fault.
- When you're designing an I.T. structure make sure that your design works hard for you rather than making you work hard.
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