Now Hiring: Level 1 RMM Support Technician We are a growing managed service provider, is looking for a Level 1 Technician to manage our RMM platform and keep client systems monitored, patched, and healthy. This is a back-of-house role focused on the tools and tickets — not phone or front-line client interaction. If you're detail-oriented, methodical, and want a clear path to grow your IT career, we'd like to meet you. What you'll do Monitor RMM alerts, triage them, and resolve or escalate based on severity Set up and maintain the ticketing system — intake rules, routing, and templates Manage patch deployment for desktops and servers, and follow up on machines that fail to patch Deploy new agents onto client devices and roll out software packages across the fleet Work RMM-generated tickets and keep them documented and up to date Run standard maintenance and remediation scripts, and flag recurring issues Help keep agent health, inventory, and reporting accurate

We are seeking a Network Management Specialist located in the US to assist with network management tasks. The ideal candidate will have experience in network security, administration, and Cisco Certified Network Associate. Responsibilities include ensuring network stability, troubleshooting issues, and implementing security measures. This is a part-time role with a project scale of small and a duration of less than one month.

We are a two-person, US-based business operating entirely on Apple devices. We need help organizing our Google Workspace to separate our accounts and ensure a secure boundary from separate businesses we own. Experience in AI is a plus, cowork/codex/obsidian/.md files. This is a one-time, fixed-fee project requiring NDA signing before access. Responsibilities include organizing Google Workspace for 2 seats on Macs and iPhones, setting up Shared Drive/folder structure and labels, finding and listing franchise-linked connections for removal approval, migrating 3 years of Gmail and organizing personal mail, setting up security basics like MFA and browser-extension audit, resolving iCloud/Google conflicts, and setting Google as primary on devices. Provide a plain-English runbook for self-operation. We need an NDA Do you have insurance Do you guarentee work

I need help setting up my home lab I've run into a few issues that I can't fix. I have 2gb fiber ISP Synology ds423+ NAS (Plex server) BEELINK S13 N150 12GB LPDDR5 BEELINK S13 IS A DUAL BOOT WITH WINDOWS 11 AND LINUX MINT XFCE. Primary OS is Linux mint xfce. I travel for a living so remote access, battery backup, and everything coming back online been resuming services automatically after a power outage is extremely important. The router, nas, and beelink 13 mini pc are all on a UPS battery backup. The UPS will tell the nas to shut down when it reaches low battery. The Nas will tell the UPS once it has shut down and the UPS will shut down until it detects that the power is back on. When the UPS turns back on, the nas and the beelink will turn back on (configured in bios). The first thing I need help with is that the default Linux mint xfce themed panel and application menu have both disappeared. When I type the command to bring them back I get the default xfce panel instead of the Linux mint themed one, and it does not come back after a reboot. I have tried all of the simple fixes that I can think of and nothing has worked. Something got messed up pretty bad. At first I suspected that it was an issue with either Wayland or x11 since I've been trying to connect remotely both using the remote desktop connection protocol in addition to rust desk. I have no idea what happened the desktop was working fine and I'm not sure if the device updated and that's what broke it, or if I did something. Either way, I'm completely at a loss and my only remaining options are either completely reformat and set up everything entirely from scratch from the beginning again, or hire somebody to help me because I don't know anyone that can help me. I am the most computer knowledgeable person that I know and even I am smart enough to understand that what I know is only a drop in the bucket compared to some people. I have tail scale setup and the device (beelink s13) is a subnet router. I have a remote user profile setup and RDP so I can connect with my other windows 11 computer when I am traveling. I had rust desk set up but it stopped working and I don't know how to fix it. It provides a much better connection while traveling so I will also need help troubleshooting the rust desk remote connection and I will need it to come back up after a restart so if it is a background task it needs to start with the computer and be ready to accept a connection. I don't need to run a rust desk server because tail scale makes it a direct connection through VPN tunnel. RDP will be my fallback for if rust desk ever has issues again in the future. I have a pi hole set up on the device and it seems to be working good. I have a TeamSpeak server that needs to be up and running automatically when the PC starts. I want to be able to manage all of my docker containers using portainer. I already have portainer installed, but I need help double checking all of my docker containers to make sure that I did it correctly. I have a private internet access (PIA) VPN qbittorrent container set up. It seems to be working correctly. I can see it in portainer, but I actually set that up before I even installed portainer-- so I would like for somebody to double check my work to make sure that it is not leaking my actual IP address or my tail scale IP address. Basically, I'm capable of doing a lot of stuff for myself by picking away at it and researching stuff. I'm stuck on a few things and it has rattled my confidence a little bit. I just have not been able to fix a few things for myself and I need somebody more knowledgeable than myself to double check my work to make sure that there's nothing that I overlooked or did incorrectly. I would like to set up a project zomboid server with a handful of mods for me and a few friends on the beelink s13 in the future. I'm not sure how complicated that will be but i will need to spin the server up when it is being used and save it and exit when is not being used. Server will need to be persistent and resume where you left off when you start it back up and reconnect to it. Both myself and a few friends will need to be able to connect to it remotely. It will need to auto save every few minutes while in use. At a later time in the future, I will also be interested in setting up a modded Minecraft server running on the Synology ds423+ for my kids. The nas has 18 GB of RAM and the server would be running on the nvme drives, which are configured as a storage pool as opposed to a write cache. I think it would be a host machine for this use case. I'm trying to get into self hosting my own services. I need to be able to securely download and archive files for preservation and emulation. I want to be able to build out my own retroarch and Plex library. It's hard for me to have enough free time to research how to do all of this exclusively as a side hobby while working 70 hours per week at my primary job. When I am remote and away from home I just need my services to work without having to troubleshoot them constantly. I think that once I get everything working I need to make sure that I have snapshots or backups enabled so that I can roll back if something doesn't work.

We are a boutique professional services firm seeking an experienced Microsoft Purview consultant to help us design and implement an AI data governance strategy within our Microsoft 365 environment. The ideal candidate will have deep expertise in Microsoft Purview, Microsoft 365 security and compliance, and AI data governance, and will be able to provide both strategic guidance and hands on implementation support. We are looking for a trusted advisor who can help us evaluate available Microsoft technologies, recommend practical solutions, and implement an AI governance framework that aligns with our firm's operational, security, and compliance objectives. Initially, we are seeking a consultant to assess our current Microsoft environment, explain the capabilities available through Microsoft Purview, identify any licensing considerations, and recommend a practical implementation roadmap for a small organization. If the engagement is a good fit, we anticipate continuing through implementation and ongoing advisory support. Areas of interest include: Microsoft Purview Microsoft Information Protection and Sensitivity Labels Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Information Governance and Records Management Retention Policies eDiscovery capabilities Microsoft Copilot governance AI governance and best practices Monitoring, auditing, and reporting We are particularly interested in understanding how Microsoft technologies can help organizations govern and protect information used with AI platforms, including Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Codex, and similar tools, while maintaining appropriate administrative controls and information governance. Experience implementing Microsoft Purview for professional services organizations is preferred. Strong communication skills and the ability to explain technical concepts to business users are important.

I'm looking for a professional who knows the platform uSecure very well. I have three clients I must run automated phishing simulations for. I am looking for a consultant to come in, work inside of my uSecure partner account, and provision the three tenants and set up automated phishing simulations and automated training. I will handle all of the whitelisting in the tenants and communication with the end users. I need someone to come in and set up the infrastructure so that it goes into set it and forget it mode. Ideal candidate knows uSecure in and out, and can answer any questions related to the platform, and make recommendations. While this is technically a one-time job, if it's a fit, I would like to have you come on board and assist with some infosec work for some of my clients MSP experience is a bonus

My small business internet network has been flagged by Verizon for sending malicious traffic related to the "Avalanche" botnet. Verizon provided a US-CERT alert. I need a freelancer to identify and resolve this security issue. The task involves analyzing network traffic, identifying infected devices, and implementing measures to prevent future infections. The ideal candidate will have experience in network security and botnet removal.

I need an expert in Apache and PHP-FPM configuration to hep optimize my current configurations and provide guidance on best practices. The work includes reviewing and optimizing the existing configuration, identifying bottlenecks, and making improvements to support increased traffic. I’m also looking for someone who can explain the changes clearly and help me understand how to maintain and scale the configuration over time. This is a short-term consultancy - I am looking for a quote on hours to complete in addition to hourly rate.

We are seeking a skilled freelancer to assist with setting up and troubleshooting our network. The ideal candidate will have experience with Cisco routers and network security. Responsibilities include configuring network devices, ensuring network stability, and resolving connectivity issues. Familiarity with network administration and computer networks is essential.

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