Computer networks are critical parts of almost any organization. The network administrators and the computer systems are responsible for the daily functioning of these networks. They organize, install, and support an organization's computing systems, including LANs, wide area networks (WANs), network segments, intranets, and other data communication systems.

Homework

Network administrators and computer systems usually do the following:

•         Determine an organization's computer and network needs before configuring a
•         Install all network software and hardware and make any necessary updates and repairs
•         Maintain network and computer security and make sure all systems are working properly
•         Collect data to measure and improve network or system performance.
•         Add operators to a network and assign and update network security permissions.

Interpret and resolve issues when a user or automated monitoring system warns them that there is Administrators manage an organization's desktop and mobile servers and equipment. They make sure that emails and data storage networks are working correctly. It also ensures that the workstations of the employees work efficiently and remain connected to the central computer network. Some administrators manage telecommunications networks.

In some cases, administrators help network architects plan and analyze network models. It also participates in decisions related to future hardware or software purchases to improve its organizational network. Some administrators provide technical assistance to computer users and may also supervise assistance specialists who help resolve user issues.

How to become a NOC Technician

Most employers of noc job position require computer network and system administrators to have a bachelor's degree in computer science or computing. Others may only require a post-secondary certificate.

Education

Although some employers require only a high school certificate, most require a bachelor's degree in a field of computer science or computer science. There are license programs that focus on computer networking and system administration. However, as administrators work with computer equipment and equipment, a degree in computer engineering or electrical engineering is generally accepted. Programs in these fields often include computer programming, networking, or system design classes.

In some cases, administrators help system architects design and analyze network models. It also participates in decisions related to future hardware or software purchases to improve its organizational network. Some administrators provide technical assistance to computer users and may also supervise assistance specialists who help resolve user issues.

How to become a NOC Technician

Most employers require computer network and system administrators to have a bachelor's degree in computer science or computing. Others may only require a post-secondary certificate.

Education

Although some employers require only a high school certificate, most require a bachelor's degree in a field of computer science or computer science. There are license programs that focus on computer networking and system administration. However, as administrators work with computer equipment and equipment, a degree in computer engineering or electrical engineering is generally accepted. Programs in these fields often include computer programming, networking, or system design classes.

Advance

Network administrators can advance to become architects of computer networks. They can also move to managerial jobs in information technology (IT) departments, such as computer managers and information systems.

Important qualities

Analytical skills. Administrators need analytical skills to assess network and system performance and determine how changes in the environment will affect them.

Communication skills. Administrators should be able to describe their problems and solutions for non-IT workers.

Computer skills. Administrators monitor the connections of several different types of computer equipment and must ensure that all are operating correctly.

Multitasking Skills Administrators may need to work on many issues and tasks at the same time.

Problem solving skills. Administrators should be able to rapidly resolve any problems that arise on computer networks.