IT ADMINISTRATION

IT Administrator Program

Centriq Training, Leawood, KS
06/2013 - 10/2013

Installed and supported Windows 7/2008 in virtual environment on Windows 8 machine configuring, managing, and maintaining hardware. IP and IP routing; IPSec; DHCP; remote access. Powershell training. Configuring domain name resolution, network connectivity; installing and deploying Windows Server 2008. AD DS; domain controllers; sites and replication; domains and forests. AD Group Policy; managing files; backup; managing printers; file servers. Monitoring computers; patch management and security; certificate services and server virtualization. In depth knowledge of the following: network protocols and devices; TCP/IP including subnetting and CIDR notation. Fundamentals of installing, configuring and implementing security on Cisco 2960 and 3550 switches and Cisco 2811 routers with the 12.4 IOS.

Network Project: Assisted in group project to create a network for a fictional corporation. The Network Administrator Project is a two prong project that generally challenges the student to design, plan, and implement an original Windows 2008 domain structure for a single corporation and then design, build and implement a network infrastructure that allows two separate business entities to communicate. The student must then present the Project to an audience of fellow students, instructors and Centriq staff. The presentation must include business rationale in addition to technical expertise. The audience is encouraged to question the student. The project generally takes approximately 30 hours and must be approved by the instructor in order to be considered complete.

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