The system administrator ensures the operability of the enterprise's computer equipment fleet, monitors the state of the local network and performs other technical duties. To obtain this position, a broad knowledge of computer technology and software is required.
Instructions
Step 1
Study the different types of computer technology and the peculiarities of working with them. The system administrator, first of all, monitors the functioning of all the company's computers, repairs and maintains them, and also monitors the state of peripheral equipment: printers, copiers, faxes, etc. You should be well versed in the components of your computer and be able to quickly spot and fix the cause of a problem.
Step 2
The system administrator should be well versed in the types of different networks and how they are maintained. Most often, computers in the office are interconnected by a local network, and Internet access is provided on the basis of an agreement concluded with a provider. The administrator must maintain the company's servers and monitor the safety of data, prevent the penetration of viruses and sudden interruptions in the connection.
Step 3
Check out the modern software used to run computers. First of all, these are operating systems, a set of office programs, antiviruses and applications for calculating various statistical data. Learn to install them yourself and perform all the necessary steps to maintain them.
Step 4
Get a degree in applied computer science or economics. Also, to obtain the position of a system administrator, experience in a similar position is highly desirable, which you can consolidate with recommendations and samples of ready-made projects from a previous place of work, reviews of private customers, if you have performed any work via the Internet.
Step 5
Find suitable vacancies in your city and send your resume to employers, reflecting the presence of the above work experience and existing skills. Sign up for an interview, if successful, you will be hired as a system administrator.
