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Kayla Stretcher Case Study

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Kayla Stretcher’s computer and phone have been removed from the office. Brett, you can delete “StretcherK” computer name from Active Directory. Jack b5a-2b-27 has been disconnected from port 34 on Switch 2960-48-5east01, which was the jack and port that Kayla Stretcher’s computer was connected to.

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