what is duties of networking engener&system administretor&net work adminstretor?
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That is a wide open question. Completely depends on the company and how they have structured their IT dept. You won't know till you start the Job.
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A database administrator should be able to do the following:\n\n1) deploy database software on enterprise systems (requires some knowledge of the hardware on which its being deployed);\n2) create and fine-tune databases for their specific applications;\n3) troubleshoot and diagnose both software and hardware issues with the database;\n4) be able to profile and optimize database structures;\n5) administer and audit appropriate security roles for database objects;\n6) create normalized database structures for a particular architecture; and\n7) create packages/stored procedures/queries or assist development to query/insert/delete/update data;
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No. If you're using a network workstation, then talk to the network administrator.
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Salary of Network engineer is much higher than PC engineer. But may be a little bit lower or same as System Engineer. \n\nA network Engineer job base on wireless networking, networking, router, switch, hubs, infrustrature, cabling, connections, internet connection, internet traffic, LAN traffic analysis, WAN traffic analysis and troubleshoot, security, firewall and so on.\n\nd10v01b
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Opinion: The responsibilities with vary from level (rank) and the type of organization or company, for example you will have leads that over see other developers that are working on a certain aspect of software, and in the networking realm you would have senior level network admins that have been supporting the network for a long period of time and can be a great source of information that network admins that have less time on the job supporting the network. A definition of each can be found on wikipedia: \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_developer\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_administrator\nThese articles have good info on the responsibilities of each.
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Site engineer's responsibility includes:- co-ordinating the job, prepares job reports, arranging materials for the order etc,
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Network maintenance.\nComputer upgrading and maintenance.\nUpkeep of routers and functioning networks.
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See the source. It has Database, Programming, IT Management, Networking, Software engineering, etc..\n\nEnjoy itt. :D:D
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job titles in system engineering are:-\n\nSystem Operations:- \nSection Manager:- Supervises and directs System Operations personnel, including on-shift and support personnel. Reviews control center operations daily to ensure that scheduled switching is optimized without undue risk to the reliability of the transmission system. Oversees the performance of summer and winter operating studies. Prepares, as required, and performs annual review/update of all Operating Instructions and Running Orders. Coordinates joint operating studies as required. Administers and coordinates all ECC training programs. Critiques equipment performance and system events. Directs system integrity meetings, tracks problem resolution (coordinates efforts of Manager - Switching Coordination) \n\nManager - Switching Coordination:- Maintains close communications with substation, engineering and distribution operations department supervision to ensure that appropriate work priorities are met in accordance with system reliability. Ensures that all transmission and distribution switching orders are prepared using personnel safety and switching crew efficiency as primary considerations. Participates in system integrity meetings, tracks problem resolution. \n\nSupervisor - System Engineering:- Supervises and directs the daily activities of Support Services personnel. Takes lead role in directing all aspects of the Energy Management System (EMS) as it applies to System Operations, the Company and external entities. Oversees the design and maintenance of power engineering application software used in System Operations. Supervises field personnel in the checkout and repair of supervisory control and communication equipment. Periodically review the performance of Energy Management System applications and recommends economically justifiable enhancements to maintain and improve System Operations effectiveness. Plans and coordinates with other Company departments the development and sharing of data. Oversees all enhancements made to the Energy Management System from an operations perspective. Works with NYPP/ISO staff, EMS and third party software vendors to incorporate necessary hardware and software changes in both EMS and Internet applications \n\nPrincipal Engineer :- Supports existing computer based operating systems including Outage Management, Distribution Automation, Distribution Management and Mapping. Investigates emerging technologies for applicability to O&R systems. Administers the Outage Management system, which includes establishing user security, maintaining system training manuals, providing initial and refresher training, coordinating infrastructure maintenance and enhancements. \nNetwork/Unix System Specialist:- Directs CIMS Technical project. Responsible for providing technical support and systems/security administration for UNIX Servers hardware and software. Supports client environment in Windows NT and IP networking. Recommends and monitors local area networks, intelligent workstation standards, Internet/Intranet, Help Desk activities and support client software distribution to desktop. Recommends, configures, installs and maintains local and wide area network equipment including routers and switches. \n\nSystems Engineer:-  Designs and maintains power engineering application software used in System Operations. Supervises field personnel in the checkout and repair of supervisory control and communication equipment. Periodically reviews the performance of Energy Management System applications and recommends economically justifiable enhancements to maintain and improve system operations effectiveness. Utilizes latest hardware and software diagnostics to identify and repair computer operating problems. \n\nSenior System Operator:-  Responsible for real time operation of the O&R electric system. Directs the switching procedures needed to ensure the safety of personnel engaged in the maintenance of transmission, generation and substation facilities
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Some good advice in the other answers, so I will just highlight a couple things.  Keep in mind that when I hear networking position, I assume you are talking about the infrastructure and not necessarily servers.  My expertise is with the routers and switches.\n\nFirst, know the OSI model, know how each layer works.  Know IP addressing.  Know the difference between the various types of equipment, if you don't know the difference between a switch and hub you wont get far.  Be prepared to show good troubleshooting skills and make sure you are organized in your answer to that question.  Know the basics of several different WAN protocols.  Know Ethernet.\n\nI realize there is a lot there  and not everyone will know everything.  Number 1 rule - DO NOT TRY TO BS THE INTERVIEWER.  They will know the answers to the questions they ask.  When I interview someone, I keep makng the questions harder and harder until they can't answer the next one.  So I don't expect them to know everything.\n\nLike the Boy Scouts say - Be Prepared.  Good luck.
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You set "permissions" on various network resources to grant users different levels of access.
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An information technology person can do all sorts of things from managing/designing a network, developing software, developing and managing websites and their content, administering a database, managing projects related to software, assisting others use computers and or software - help desk functions, train others how to use technology, provide and manage security for systems and networks... the list is long.  Hope this helps.
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Pick from these...\n\ncontrols the backing store and peripherals such as disk drives and printers \ncontrols the loading and running of programs \norganises the use of memory between programs \norganises processing time between programs and users \norganises priorities between program and users \nmaintains security and access rights of users \ndeals with errors and user instructions
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This may help:\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=roles+of+computer+&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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The system administrator is the one who has total access to everything on the computer. He can do everything from installing software to setting up networks and user accounts. If you own your own computer your more then likely the system administrator on it.\n\nLivyir
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that would depend on what the Administrator/Manager has to work with o r what he is required to accomplish
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Network management, typically applied to large scale networks such as computer networks, telecommunication networks etc., refers to the maintenance and administration of such networks at the top level.\n\nNetwork management is the execution of the set of functions required for controlling, planning, allocating, deploying, coordinating, and monitoring the resources of a network.\n\nThis includes performing functions such as initial network planning, frequency allocation, predetermined traffic routing to support load balancing, cryptographic key distribution authorization, configuration management, fault management, security management, performance management, bandwidth management, and accounting management.\n\nA large number of protocols exist to support network and network device management. Common protocols include SNMP, CMIP, WBEM, Common Information Model, Transaction Language 1, Java Management Extensions, and netconf.\n\nNote: Network management does not include user terminal equipment