Me as a Junior Systems Administrator

Me as a Junior Systems Administrator #Shorts

[@crazycat8233]

I just graduated and started working as a system administrator and that what I literally do🤣

[@senior7632]

Can you tell what skills you should have as network admin? beacuse i am first semester student

[@2predator5]

@@senior7632 Computer network deg here and soon to be System Engineer. For networking, i suggest you have flexible knowledge in cisco/huawei hardware bcause you might be dealing with both later on, for net admin the knowledge of firewall, domain, monitoring connections & bandwidth come first as priority. Net admin, true to its name, doesnt setup the network as you administering the network that was setup by net engineer.

[@efrainsanchez1999]

@@2predator5 is the first step college?

[@2predator5]

@@efrainsanchez1999 College/Degree/Equivalence in my country determine the pay level for your role. The knowledge regarding the field you pursue will always require hands-on & technical exposure. Everything in the book is theoretical except for the one published by principal, i.e. Microsoft, Dell, Huawei, Jupiter, D-Link, etc.

[@Noobupbringing]

So true I am not even a system admin. I am a network admin and I do the same thing

[@idofps9709]

Somebody, somewhere has had your problem... and somebody, somewhere fixed it.

[@annexgroup6878]

Dude you are my hero. I'm studying to be a sys admin. It's been my goal for almost two years. Love you brother. It's nice seeing people who look like me doing it!

[@mosesjohnson7563]

Hey, how are things going?

[@annexgroup6878]

@@mosesjohnson7563 difficult.. trying to stay motivated. A bit overwhelmed.

[@mosesjohnson7563]

@@annexgroup6878 Keep working, and stay determined. If other people can do it, you can do it.

[@imnemo2327]

​@@annexgroup6878what exactly do you study to learn a sysadmin

[@kothadeepakreddy6555]

windows , linux server , basics of networking CCNA , troubleshooting techniques @@imnemo2327

[@crazycat8233]

Making your senior boss look dump is really enjoying

[@daisiesandpandas1218]

I didn't think he was dumb, real life works like this, it's only in school they tell you to not being anything into the exam hall and drop all the knowledge from your brain that you crammed into for the last 5 days. What's going to happen with his boss is, boss will Google but he has the foundation to know exactly how the solution he found will be the best one to help, the Google results will be talking about terminology and steps that only a seasoned sys admin knows, they just need a fast reminder, being able to identify optimum solutions is a good thing, cos the internet has crap too.

[@Itoshi-ij3iu]

When i came to work like a Junior Systems Administrator my boss say that google is our best friend.

[@isaiahjay5042]

Or chat GPT worse case scenario 👀

[@itsentinel]

That's exactly my boss right there lmao

[@bhuvan5139]

What will be the starting package for system administrator

[@ThisIsEduardo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 this was so funny !

[@priyach626]

Do we need heavy programming in this field? Cuz I suck at coding

[@pjbpiano]

Quite risky going into anything IT related and not know anything about coding.

[@buenogoodlive]

No, but it would make your life abit easier if you did know a little.

[@whocaresatall4762]

Scripting languages help you in the longer run than programming languages.

[@Eloygalan12]

Hi Henok, is it possible to get training if hired on for a sys admin during your day to day or is it all on your own learning?

[@sunset6958]

If anyone knows the answer to this lemme know

[@tyhsfhsg5144]

I just graduated high school and I’m going to college for computer science after that I look to dive into this field from a person that does it could you tell me how difficult is the field

[@propagandabuster9280]

Bro is IT administrator and system administrator a same profile??

[@313Mark]

Yes

[@Wesley22619]

Hey man a good boss will find you the answer, no shame in that.haha

[@Cronchier]

Atm I am studying computer science and I am working as a it support /mini System administrator

[@theplanetofgames]

is it easy job?

[@joshingwithyahaha]

@@theplanetofgames no job is "easy" in the IT field, something a lot of people think that IT is super easy at first but the only way to make it easy is either you study it a lot or you genuinely enjoy technology. A lot of people think it is easy, then they see a bunch of terms and give up.

[@rmo9808]

​@@joshingwithyahahaThe game of what the hell does this acronym mean never gets old.

[@samusrangolicooking4908]

Bro i have a question usually system administrator earn less consultant & developer is it true

[@Fumbiii16]

Look up both average salary. A developer takes more work so I would agree it’s higher pay

[@sunset6958]

​@@Fumbiii16do you think sys admin is going anywhere in the next 10 years ?

[@wnalikka]

Lol

[@roncall6065]

😂😂😂

[@nsfanz2610]

🤣🤣........... I don't get it

[@Angie-fq2sf]

Me too lol

[@313Mark]

The boss basically wants him to research the error message. I had a few professors like that in college, “Only ask for help if you’ve exhausted all resources, google the error message and you should find the solution”. It’s all part of troubleshooting.

[@MsundrstdKidd]

Asf

[@SuperHtownswag]

Whats certs do you have?

[@iNeedVitamins]

Google Researcher

[@annexgroup6878]

@@iNeedVitamins 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 KZbinology

[@carlos84708]

Stackoverfloph.D. 😎

[@dand9022]

Google Query Engineer or GQE

[@Vasco_da-Gama]

you look pregnant

[@Gumbier_Than]

I think the dad bod is very lovely. 😊

[@Vasco_da-Gama]

@@Gumbier_Than but why are all tech people dad bods, like all people in tech are lazy eat junk have bear belly and just look weird. unless one becomes a business owner in tech

[@dand9022]

He is! ;)