TB0ne |
02-05-2009 11:55 AM |
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Originally Posted by Daveyon
(Post 3433125)
Ok Im totally new to Linux but one day Ill say what my signature says. The question ia as a Linux Administrator, what are your roles when you go to work?
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No offense, but that's like asking "how high is up"......this all depends on the environment.
Small office? You could be doing everything from desktop support, networking, upgrades, backups, and everything in between. Larger environment? Maybe different departments for all of those tasks, and you'll just have to babysit servers.
A basic description is: KEEP THE SERVERS RUNNING, 24/7/365. No matter what it takes. You're the admin...this means keeping up with the OS updates, software updates, implementing changes, fixing hardware, and diagnosing problems. What you use to do this is up to you...YOU will be the admin, so you're in the drivers seat. Get very familiar with performance monitoring tools (disk, network, CPU/memory)...they will be your best friends. :)
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