I would consider the most important aspect to a Network Administrator's job
is server up time. That is your ultimate overall goal. However you do that
would fall under your daily and monthly tasks. Be it, monitoring disk space,
event logs, performance. Updating security fixes and virus definitions,
setting permissions, performing backups, testing backups. That is a basic
network admin, of course we all have more to worry about then just servers.
Some of us have Citrix, SQL, Web Sites, Exchange, the list can go on and on.
So for you I think you should keep it basic. What are you responsible for
and what does it take for you to ensure that you are keeping your
responsibilities, reliable, secure, redundant, up to date, etc.

Regards,

Ed

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gee i never would have thort of that :P lol


 

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Administer the Network. :0

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I know this is probably a question that will annoy some of you
but in your opinions, in your words what do you think is the function of a
network admin

i.e. what sort of tasks (besides troubleshooting) should network admin be
doing on a daily/montly/weekly  basis?


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