 | That's going my last question. I am planning to get certified MCSA and get a job as Windows System Administrator. Is my age an issue for that type of job? Should I also get my feets wet using linux? Thanks guys.
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| That's going my last question. I am planning to get certified MCSA and get a job as Windows System Administrator. Is my age an issue for that type of job? Should I also get my feets wet using linux? Thanks guys.
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| I read several times that System Administrator is a boring job. Not a really creative one however a job that pays decently. I was wondering what are the basic duties of a System Administrator?
For Windows what are the certifications needed to apply for a System Administrator job? Thank you in ad vance for your constructive & helpful answers
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Can windows system administrator get a job easily in USA. Which platform are mostly using for system admin in USA.
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| Does it give more job opportunities to know some Linux if you are a Windows System Administrator? Thx
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| Hi, I'm currently working as as System Admin and we are using Windows Server 2003, Is that possible to view the client system or is there any way to view the IP address of the website which they are visiting.... Need to know every thing about the Windows Server 2003 and a System Administrator JOB PROFILE.
Thanks in Advance.
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| I've worked in desktop support for about 5 years and found a job i'm thinking about applying to, but it's for a windows system admin. It is asking for 3 years of SCCM knowledge which i dont have. i've never used SCCM. I meet the other requirements. Should i apply? Do most places offer training for something like this or will i just look stupid if i get an interview and say i have no idea how to use SCCM?
1 answer - Asked By: thatssoace - 3/17/2011 |
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| I was thinking becoming a System Administrator but all the learning seems to be high so I was wondering if learming msql/php developer will get me a job faster instead? How long is the learning curve for that? I am 46 with some PC experience. Thx. PS: Should I learn mysql/php under linux or Windows?
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 | As of now I feel like I want to go the Microsoft System Administrator and/or Support Technician route. I have over 140 credits in a Computer Security and Information Assurance BS, but haven't completed a few degree requirements because of financial difficulty. I'll work on that when I secure a decent job. In addition to that, I'm hired as a contract worker for an IT staffing agency and have about 6 months of help desk experience in an enterprise environment. I've completed a free course on Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 through my staffing agency's free training program. I'm currently studying for the CompTIA A+, but don't feel comfortable testing just yet. It's a little difficult to get contracts without an A+, so that's my first priority, but are there any other things I could do to make myself stand out more on my resume, that don't require too much financial cost? What training courses should I aim for through my agency? (They use SkillPort)
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 | I have been around computer for about 15 years now. I can fix them etc.. Now I am planning to become a System Administrator and getting my MCSA. Can I apply for an Administrator job as soon as I get my MCSA 03? thx
1 answer - Asked By: freddy45 w - 11/25/2007 |
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Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT)
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Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Enterprise Support Technician
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
would MCSA 2003 - Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) on Windows Server 2003 be needed?
1 answer - Asked By: Mighty Mao - 5/7/2012 |
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| CompTIA Network+ 2009
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT)
then
Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Enterprise Support Technician
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
would MCSA 2003 - Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) on Windows Server 2003 be needed?
1 answer - Asked By: Mighty Mao - 5/7/2012 |
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| What type of jobs can I get with a masters in comp science and what's the avg salary of that job. Also what will the courses cover over all the years of studying?
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| I was working as a system administrator in India. My job responsibilities were simple like adding forward look up zone in DNS, adding user account, back up using Symantec backup exec etc. In-order to have a better career, i moved to U.A.E. I have an interview tomorrow for the post system administrator were they mentioned the requirements includes managing windows server 2008, exchange server 2010 and sharepoint server. I have only theoretical knowledge of sharepoint and exchange server which i learned through online tutorial. What kind of questions may i expect from my interviewer?Any help would be appreciated.
1 answer - Asked By: shamzir - 3/11/2013 |
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| What kind of jobs do this people perform those who go into this field. What exactly do they do?
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| I just started a new job as a System Administrator. I am the IT Dept. The computer in my office has the administrator password set. No one knows the admin password. I cannot even reinstall XP because that is password protected too. Any suggestions on how to gain access to this computer.
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| Hey guys. I have a new laptop with an OS of Windows 7 Home Premium. I heard that you can directly upgrade Windows 7 Home Premium to Windows 7 Ultimate without upgrading first to Windows 7 Professional and Enterprise. If I were to upgrade my OS in the future to Windows 7 Ultimate, will I be able to have all the features of Windows 7 Ultimate? I hope I can receive honest answers. Thank you.
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| What is the difference between a systems administrator and a network administrator? I am unemployed and looking for a new career since there are no jobs in my field. I have no college background, am good at basic math but hate algebra. Will training in A+ get me a starting job while I study for other certifications? Thaks for your help.
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| I would like to have extra income via Work From Home systems administration, supporting Windows Server platforms. Like DNS, FTP or any IT services administration.
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 | I graduated from Devry University in 2002 with a BS in Computer Information Systems. If I am not into programming, what would you suggest that someone can go into a career field with this type of degree? I am interested in hardware and software support, Internet support, Web page development, Help desk. Any other suggestions?
I have yet to land a position in the IT field. Ever since graduating in 2002 with this degree I have yet to find a position. I have lost a lot of my experience with different IT subjects. I am currently working since 2003 for a company that is not in my field.
1 answer - Asked By: bluenote12482 - 9/14/2006 |
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