IT administrator job description?
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The IT/Network Administrator sets up, configures, and supports internal and/or external networks. The position is responsible for developing and maintaining all systems, applications, security, and network configurations. The administrator also troubleshoots network performance issues and creates and maintains a disaster recovery plan. \n\nAdditional duties include but are not limited to performing upgrades, patches, and working with new applications and equipment. This position provides technical support and guidance to users.
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The same thing the rest of us Administrative Assistants do.\n\nWrite letters, make appointmens, research, training, and any number of things that the boss wants done.\n\nTake a look at http://www.monster.com and check.
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root user/ admin level,multi-path secured domain.\n\nAdd to your question if you're looking for a specific tech terminology.
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I will try to answer this...\n\nI am a SYS Admin and I have found it very use full to know and to learn many aspects of the field. I can do some programming, build PCs/servers, setup networks (wireless and wired using cat 5 and fiber optics) configuring routers, learning phone systems and learning whatever I can about the Operating Systems (server and client) and the software they run. I do not know all there is to know about the DB Admin part but I am learning about that now. \n\nthe reasons for this is not necessary, it is just better to do so to make you a well rounded sys admin, it also helps you to make the good money...\n\nNow I am not MCSE certified, but I do have my CCNA, Network + and MSCDT, I am working on my MCSE.\n\nJust my 2 cents... hope it helps..
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YES IT IS A MANAGEMENT ROLE. GOOD LUCK!!
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programming\nnetwork administrator\njr. programmer\nhelp desk\ntechnical support\nwebsite design
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The term system administrator, abbreviated sysadmin, designates an employment position of those people responsible for running technically advanced information systems or some aspect of them. They often deal with the setup and maintenance of computers and networks. System Administators also work on more than just computers, such as the interaction between humans and technology, and the enhancement of business processes through technology.\n\nThe precise meaning varies. Organizations with very large or complex computer systems typically divide up computer staff according to specialization, in which case a system administrator is someone responsible for the maintenance of an existing computer system.\n\nDuties of a system administrator:-\n\nA system administrator's responsibilities typically include:\n\nPerforming backups \n\nApplying operating system updates, and configuration changes \n\nInstalling and configuring new hardware/software \nAdding/deleting/modifying user account information, resetting passwords, etc. \n\nAnswering technical queries \n\nResponsibility for security \n\nResponsibility for documenting the configuration of the system \n\nTroubleshooting any reported problems \n\nSystem performance tuning \n\nIn larger organizations, some of the tasks listed above may be divided between different system administrators. For example, there may be a dedicated individual or group responsible for testing and applying system upgrades.\n\nIn smaller organizations, the system administrator can also perform any number of duties elsewhere associated with other fields:\n\nTechnical support \n\nDatabase administrator (DBA) \n\nNetwork administrator/analyst/specialist \n\nApplication analyst \n\nSecurity administrator \n\nProgrammer \n\nSystem administrators, in larger organizations, also tend not to be system architects, system engineers, or system designers, however, like many roles in this field, demarcations between systems administration and these other roles are often not well defined in smaller organizations. However, even in larger organizations, senior systems administrators often have skills in these other areas as a result of their working experience.\n\nIn smaller organizations, IT/computing specialties are less often discerned in detail, and the term "system administrator" is used in a rather generic way — they are the people who know how the computer systems work and can respond when something fails.
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Hi,\n\nIf you were hired to do the update, the company which hired you should have given you the proper credentials to log in and update the content you are supposed to.  This means they needed to set up an account on the web server first.  You cannot just become an administrator from your computer.  This is as far as I will go because I don't want to un-knowingly enable a Denial of Service attack on a website or indirectly cause damage to another machine.
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depends on what you want. a sys admin is never only unix so you have to know windows mac linux unix cisco router configs. its a challenging job but i like it. makes massive money. never been an IC engineer but the engineers i know are making decent money and seem to like it. then again so are the accountants i know so i guess decided how big you want your house how fast you want your car and what you want to do with your life then find out what works best for you. sys admin works best for me
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Professional, highly organized, efficient, and detail-oriented self-starter with two years’ experience in a fast-paced, multitasked setting seeking as an administrative assistant position in a professional office environment.  Proficient in MS Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Publisher.\n\nYou'd have to reword it to fit you . . . but it's a start.
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Well its easy. \nThe above situation arrives when you are not admin but you need to install some applications or remove some applications. For this purpose you can be a part of POWER USER group.
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It's a very general term referring more to the hardware and setup of the software than to running of individual application programs.  The IT person is the one the high-end user calls when he gets out of his depth with a problem on his computer.
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Below is a job description for an actual position being advertised.
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Administrative assistant means different things to different organisations.  In some it is a data-entry and filing clerk, in others it is a full administrative position (form filling, reporting, data handling/manipulation, etc).\n\nThe pay is usually more near entry-level, i.e. not very high. You can move up in larger organisations though of course, and becoming an administrator is great way into the organisation of your choice.  Next comes Administration Officer, then Senior Administrator, Office Manager, etc...  These obviously pay more. (or move to become a Finance Officer, or PA, or ...)\n\nIn the UK, expect to start on anything between £14,000 to £18,000.  Although if just starting out expect more like 15K till you have some proven experience behind you.\n\nTyping speed is one of the most important things for being an administrator, at least 40 wpm, although i suggest getting to at least 50.  Good use of MS Office is essential, particularly MS Word & Excel, and sometimes Access.
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IT professional, since everything is connected to the net or internet, corporate or SMB will require to be on the net also, but keeping tab on all of this networking equipment up and running, as well as safe and protected will require an professional person running the show, this person are the IT professional. Be this network administrator, MIS personel, network security specialist, they all fall under IT professional.\n\nWeb designer, as more and more information are being put up in the web, both commercial purpose and non commercial purpose information being put on the web will require a specialist, who knows how to design the web, as well program this in order to access the relational database.\n\nProgramers, this are the people who work behind everything, not the networking people, not the web designer, they are those who program the whole thing, stiching the front end web pages to the back end corporate server/database/ERP.\n\nNetwork security personel. This people are highly specialize, they monitor traffic, look for virus and intrusion, create defense against virus, hacker, instrussion, phracker and phiser.
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the person in charge of it
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to be a networking adminstrator is one thing, being at "IT" (not itt) means you SHOULD know quite a significant amount of computer related issues and solutions... because to become an actual IT (tech guy) you had to have taken the CCNA, and that test, actually asks you a little about almost everything, therefore, theoretically, you should know, if not all, just have an idea about EVERYTHING.\nIf you dont, then it means, whoever gave you that job, just randomly assigned you a job tittle to make you feel important whilst ignoring the true meaning of an actual "Network Administrator" (you cant be one if you dont have the CCNA)