National Guard Alarms

Question 1

What are the 3 main types of NG accounts?

Answer 1

Main, Vault, Supply

Question 2

What kind of signals will you find in the main account?

Answer 2

Panics, tampers, NoTT

Question 3

What NG account is the room where people do their daily tasks and it houses armor and other supplies?

Answer 3

Supply

Question 4

What NG account is the highest priority account, holds weapons and the alarm panel?

Answer 4

Vault

Question 5

T/F If Supply 1 is placed on test, the main account and Vault 1 will be placed on test as well

Answer 5

F. Each account has to be placed on test individually.

Question 6

Why is cross documentation important?

Answer 6

So that regardless of the account pulled up, we can see all of the details (who placed the test, which accounts were placed on test, etc)

Question 7

True or false? You must ask for the password on every account you place on test when placing multiple NG accounts on test

Answer 7

False. You should verbally ask for the password once but enter it every time.

Question 8

What are the steps to place multiple accounts on test?

Answer 8

1 Place the current account on test
2 Hop out of AF, saying out per multi
3 Using the main account number and ctrl alt L, look up the other accounts
4 Place additional accounts on test
5 Cross document on ALL accounts
6 Ctrl Q and say back from Multi

Question 9

What are some important things to know about ESS managers?

Answer 9

They’re essentially the main office
The only contact with all access authority
ESS managers are corporate and their passwords may be hidden lower in the call list
Tech support and other main office needs go through ESS managers

Question 10

What is the chain of command for National guard?

Answer 10

Guard Members > ESS Managers > Kandis