Network systems specialist vs network technician

Differences between network systems specialist and network technician duties and responsibilities

Network systems specialist example responsibilities.

• Draft and manage complete install configurations to be utilize for all distribute DNS slave clusters at remote data centers.
• Install and manage PBX voice network & secure video-teleconferencing services as necessary using military-grade & commercial VoIP hardware and software.
• Manage firewalls, endpoint encryption and other communications and systems security devices for large scale networks across distinct complicate infrastructure.
• Provide PC and LAN support including all hardware and software issues as well as any other electronic systems support.
• Command line knowledge on Cisco switches and routers for the purpose of troubleshooting and integration into new and existing networks.
• Convert physical workstations and servers into a virtual infrastructure utilizing VMware ESXi.
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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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