Management services technician vs network technician

Differences between management services technician and network technician duties and responsibilities

Management services technician example responsibilities.

• Manage firewalls, endpoint encryption and other communications and systems security devices for large scale networks across distinct complicate infrastructure.
• Work with on-site technicians through Linux terminal to console into Cisco equipment.
• Used remedy ticketing system and administration for creating and assigning work order tickets.
• Perform maintenance and grooms of T1, E1, and high capacity Ethernet circuits.
• Provision data and telephony products for customer use including fiber, GPON, Ethernet and copper.
• Used the in house remedy trouble ticketing queue to document troubleshooting steps and assure prompt, proactive problem resolution.
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Network technician example responsibilities.

• Install and manage DHCP servers including setting up DHCP scopes, enabling DHCP clients, viewing and managing active leases.
• Manage city wide IIS deployment.
• Manage Virtualization system, using ESX server/client.
• Install, configure and manage Symantec Antivirus on all network computers
• Use Symantec BackupExec to manage and maintain all server backups and file restorations.
• Manage company Cisco series routers, switches, and ASA firewall integrate into MPLS network.
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