Networking Gold Mine
Due to Ohio's extreme climate, I have only a few precious minutes during which I can operate. I arrive well ahead of this “golden†period to set up and prepare My equipment(computer/mouse) and machinery so that as soon as nature permits, I am ready to go. Aided by the continuous daylight provided by the Midnight Sun, I often mine for 12 to 14 hours a day.
Every Morning I mobilize my operation to mine a different part of my Domain, and as the structure of the ground changes, so does the type of gold I discover. Sometimes the gold is fine, almost dust-like, and sometimes I encounters the larger, more desirable gold nuggets.
Running, relocating and maintaining a Networking gold mine is an enormous undertaking for one man. In addition to the actual job of mining and the many related hands-on tasks, such as welding(Blog Writing) and mechanical maintenance(New Web Content), it also involves a great deal of planning and strategizing to ensure that the operation is heading in the right direction. The Solution to all of this digging in the dirt is to look at the Antomy of a Network Mine. Next I will show you how I mine for Network Gold. If you have Questions e-mail me WayneHarrold@gmail.com or call Wayne 330-232-3314