Have you hugged your system administrator today? You know, those people who can never sit down and eat lunch without somebody asking them to fix a computer problem? If not, send flowers of pizza on July 30 to let them know you care. A little sysadmin humor is included.
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What is a System Administrator?
An individual responsible for maintaining a multi-user computer system, including a local-area network (LAN), wide-area network (WAN), Telephone system, or voice-mail system. See Figure 1. Typical duties include:
Adding and configuring new workstations
Setting up user accounts
Installing system-wide software
Performing procedures to prevent the spread of viruses
Allocating mass storage space
Answering questions
The system administrator is most often called the sysadmin, or S.A., or just the systems administrator. Small organizations may have just one system administrator, whereas larger enterprises usually have a whole team of system administrators.