Enterprise Administrator Job Role

Enterprise Administrator Job Role

Enterprise Administrator

Job Description

As an enterprise administrator, you deploy and maintain vital business solutions on enterprise platform architectures. You must carefully balance business requirements against platform capabilities, because it’s your job to maintain a secure and stable environment. As an implementer, you need a thorough understanding of server solutions, Active Directory, and applications critical to your business, and at times you might need to fulfill an architectural design role.

Possible Job Titles

  • Informational asset manager

  • Enterprise storage administrator

  • Network administrator

  • Reuse engineer

  • Software process specialist

Skills and Experience

Skills

  • General
    Configure Web services
    Configure network applications
    Configure server operating system services

  • Beginner
    Design Active Directory

  • Intermediate
    Plan network applications
    Plan server security

  • Expert
    Deploy server operating systems
    Configure server security
    Configure networks
    Troubleshoot server operating systems

Typical Required Experience

Three to eight years

Responsibility Scope

  • 20 percent operations

  • 60 percent engineering

  • 20 percent support tasks

Certification Paths

Earning a Microsoft Certification helps validate your skills as an enterprise administrator to employers and peers. Find the path to certification that fits your career goals:

Certification path for Windows Server 2008
Certification path for Windows Server 2003
Certification path for upgrade to Windows Server 2008
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