What's included

• Server Management:

  IT administrators can manage and maintain servers, ensuring they are up and running, applying updates, and addressing any hardware or software issues.

• Network Management:

  They can set up and manage the organization's network infrastructure, including routers, switches, and firewalls, to ensure secure and efficient data flow.

• User Account Management:

  IT administrators create and manage user accounts, granting or revoking access permissions as needed.

• Software Deployment:

  They can install, configure, and update software applications on user machines and servers, ensuring all software is up to date.

• Security Management:

  Administrators are responsible for implementing security measures such as firewalls, antivirus, and intrusion detection systems to protect against cyber threats.

• Data Backup and Recovery:

  IT administrators should regularly back up data and develop strategies for data recovery in case of system failures or data loss.

• Hardware Maintenance:

  They oversee the maintenance and repair of hardware components like computers, printers, and peripherals.

• Help Desk Support:

  Providing technical support to end-users, addressing their IT-related issues and queries.

• Email and Communication Systems:

  Setting up and managing email servers and communication tools to ensure efficient communication within the organization.

• IT Documentation:

  Maintaining comprehensive documentation of IT infrastructure, processes, and procedures.