Employment Opportunities: Active Directory Administrator
Explicit obligations
include:
- Checking the server performance, providing statistics and reports, and utilizing devices to maintain system continuity and a worthy level of system Performance either on-premise or cloud environments;
- Making and managing the AD infrastructure to incorporate FSMO jobs, trusts, Kerberos KDCs, replication topology, and so forth.;
- Making high-level Organization Unit (OU) progressive systems with LBL standard sub-OUs, teams, and proper security allowances;
- Observing and reporting the reliability and security of the domains;
- Giving Domain Control (DC) Management to incorporate the physical security and oversite for all DCs in the IT Division space; backups and restores on domain controllers; full disaster recovery plan and practice recovery of DCs and core Directory objects;
- Arranging and managing all migrations and updates identified with the AD or the DCS;
- Making sure about the remote administration of the DCs and member servers managed by the Infrastructure Group and managing group policy; and
- Managing Microsoft Azure Active Directory Environment; Azure AD client management services, for example, groups and admin job assignments; allocating licenses, doling out application access to groups or clients, or representative permissions to distribute identity management undertakings.
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The ideal applicant needs to know about network protocols,
standards, and concepts including the capacity to investigate local
connectivity issues; solid problem-solving and communication skills with the
capacity to interpret nicely complex technical data; and an incredible client
service and team skills. Must be able to think logically and act decisively in
critical circumstances.
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