| SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (Full Time) |
| Job |
LINUX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR |
| Function |
System Administrator |
| Definition |
Responsible for the operation and administration of the organization networks, servers, email and network security systems. Should have experience in designing, implementing, installing, troubleshooting, maintaining and modifying IT infrastructure. |
| Key responsibilities |
- Administration and maintenance of company's production servers and internal systems and WAN devices
- Configuring, Maintaining and Administration of Failover Setups in Linux Platform
- Configuring ,Maintaining Virtualization Setups such as vmware and Xen
- Troubleshooting leased line latency and reliability issues and Bandwidth management.
- Configuration and setup of all new systems required Internally and Externally for the company's activities.
- Planning and designing Network.
- Firewall administration and overall responsibility for company IT security.
- Administration of email servers
- Forecasting any needed improvements, budgeting for and implementing any changes
- Administration of FTPS servers
- Administration of DNS servers, and providing redundancy
- Administration and maintenance of Web servers.
- Administration of Mysql and Postgres Database Servers.
- Provide telephone and desktop support to internal users.
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| Job Skills |
| MUST HAVE: |
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WORK EXPERIENCE
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- Experience of 3 to 6 years in System Administration and Network Security.
- RHCE Certification/RHCT/CCSP (Cisco Certified Security Processional)/Cisco Information Security Specialist)/Cisco IPS (Intrusion Prevention Systems) specialist
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TECHNICAL SKILLS
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Network O/S : RHEL/CentOS/Ubuntu
Network Services: Webserver (Apache/tomcat), DNS, Mail, FTP
Fail over/Redundancy: RAID, Clustering, Heartbeat, LVS
Virtualization: Xen, Vmware
Security: IPtables, TCP wrappers, SElinux, Hardware based firewalls
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EDUCATION
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BE/MCA |
| General Requirements |
- Positive and proactive approach to work
- Excellent communication skill
- Quick learner, Problem solver and a team player
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