How to become a System Administrator.

[ing_pacz]

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quality og expertise as SA..need your help mga master...

[istoryanimo]

From google...or youtube for more info.

A systems administrator needs a fairly extensive knowledge of various computer operations to be effective. He must understand how the mainframe server operates and know how to maintain the computer system, install software and patches, resolve problems, maintain data files, monitor the system, and execute systems backup and recovery. In short, the systems administrator should know how to do nearly everything the system requires for maintenance.

The job description for a systems administrator says that little creativity is required, but this is not necessarily the case. Often, the job requires a great deal of creative thinking in order to solve a problem quickly. If a systems problem crops up, there may be more than one "fix," and it is the job of the systems administrator to determine which solution will be the most effective. He may also be in charge of upgrading the system and deciding which software is the most effective for the job it does. This will be very different from system to system, depending on the needs and functions of each. An accounting department has completely different needs than sales, for instance, and it is up to the systems administrator to tailor the computers to suit the needs they must fill.

A systems administrator will also need to be something of a diplomat, particularly in a smaller company. In smaller businesses, he will usually be working one-on-one with those using the computers and may find himself in the position of tutor or trainer, as well as repairman. In this case, he may be dealing with employees who have little computer experience and understanding, and will have to teach them how to use their equipment without offending them. Chances are, he will be the one employees yell for when their machines are buggy, so patience is another important virtue for a systems administrator.

[bj_324]

experience ra na bro. kung sa inyo company naa ka sa Systems Dept. technician ba ka or unsa madugay ma promote ra ka to SA kay ma familiar naman ka sa inyo system.

[ing_pacz]

ay abeh nko naa training....

[PR0CESS0R]

Daghan kaayo ug training/course kong gusto ka mahimong SA.

CCNA/CCNP/CCIP/CCVP/CCNP Wireless/MCSE etc.

Pero kong small network ra imong e administer, pwede ra basic experience.

[r0mm3L]

experience rana bai, from pc technician all the way to the top. syempre dapat naa training like comptia or microsoft.


dili system administrator akong work ron, lahi ako work but related gihapon sa networking.

if every mahimo ko system administrator, di ko ganahan ug gamay nga company or kanang gamay nga network. kay kana mga users himuon pod ka ana helpdesk at the same time.

the more nga saba ang usa ka user the lesser their knowledge sa computer

[Chebar]

perting ka tinuod ana hehehe

[netcommando]

sysads are working w/ servers mostly...

para sa mga medyo batan-on pa, (di nalang ko kay medyo gurang na, he he he.) try to become a network IT or NetIT... working w/ application servers that are integrated to the telco devices particularly softswitches.

[dammy]

if you want to be a sys admin. you must be geek! here if i have a link if like this song you gonna probably learn more about sys admin. YOuTubE!

[cliff_drew]

Quality:
Mao na gi suggest ni rommel, basic experience from PC technician all the way to real Sys Ad work plus being competitive if you have IT certs.

Expertise:
Most but not all requirements sa Sys Ad kanang i post sa classified ads / online job sites.