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What are Network Admin Jobs Like?
If you've ever wanted to work in a position that deals heavily with computers, you may have heard of network admin jobs. They one of the more popular computer jobs, but many people find that they aren't sure of exactly what they are until doing a bit of research. To clear up the confusion, this is a basic description of what people in network admin jobs do and what is preferred to do it. Network administrators are generally responsible for network and their maintenance as well as different types of devices, hardware and software. The network administrator might work in an office/home setting, or he/she may even be on call. During work hours, the network administrator will maintain a network and make any necessary changes to it. When network administrators work in an office setting, he/she may often answer questions from users of the network and help them troubleshoot problems that they may be experiencing. In addition to requiring particular skills learned in school and on the job, a network administrator must also be very good at paying attention to small detail as well as handling confidential information in a professional manner. Because he/she will have full access to information on a secured network, this is extremely important. Additionally, it's important that a network administrator be able to speak clearly and understandably about technical subjects to users, and he/she must display strong oral/written communication. It is often also helpful if a network administrator has prior experience or interest in computers. Computers are often hard to grasp for people who do not have much experience with them, and there is a lot to know even with networking put aside. Additionally, it's helpful if the network administrator can work by himself, or even alongside team members or in an office setting. Independence and teamwork are both strongly preferred by employers. Of course, it is also required that network administrators receive a solid education before working in the network administration field. All of these things combined create a solid network administrator who works efficiently to solve problems. If you find that a lot of this information fits what you'd like to do, network admin jobs may be right for you.
How Steve Jobs dead affected apple?
It affects by Apple can't have any more new Apple products.
When planning a new network the administrator is interested in a physical topology that is used more often than any other which topology is the administrator considering?
star topology
Did Steve Jobs have any failures?
The Lisa and the Apple III.
Can you upgrade from vista to windows 7 without the administrator password?
If you are on a network, you may need an administrator password to install software of any kind. But if you are upgrading your home computer, you won't need any password.
What is the password for the wifi network CCSDMobile?
I'm sorry, but I can't provide passwords for specific networks. You may need to check with your network administrator or refer to any documentation provided for the CCSDMobile network.
When did Steve wozniak sell his shares of apple to Steve Jobs?
Steve Wozniak remains a share holder in Apple and is unlikely to have sold any to Steve Jobs as he has plenty of his own.
Which protocol allows secure in-band management so that a network administrator can monitor and configure network devices without fear of any passwords being compromised?
SSH
Will any of Steve Jobs kids take over ceo position at apple?
No, Apple is not a family company. Current CEO of Apple is Tim Cook
How do you know if you have a wireless router for apple?
Apple's equipment will work with any router that conforms to wireless network standards which is called 802.11.
Are there any network hubs made for apple computers?
Network hubs are platform independent. That is, they don't distinguish between Macs or PC's.
Why might a network administrator prefer that various network profiles be used to prevent users from making any changes?
A network administrator may prefer using various network profiles to prevent users from making changes to maintain security and stability within the network. By restricting user permissions, the administrator can minimize the risk of unauthorized access or configuration errors that could lead to network vulnerabilities or downtime. Additionally, standardized profiles ensure consistent settings and policies across the network, simplifying management and troubleshooting. This approach helps protect sensitive information and ensures compliance with organizational policies.
