Manage and have overall responsibility forServersVirtualised network running VMware\VSphereServer 2012,Server 2008, Server 2003, Exchange 2012,Exchange 2007Apple Mac Server 10.10SQL Server 2008Veeam Backup solutionNetwork attached devicesBackup Auto loader tape drive, Apple raid storage device, network attached storage device, RM smart cache 2, secures filtering server, county smart cache, Network attached switches (15) patch panels Extracom wireless switches and Access points (22), schools optical backbone, broadband isdn service.Over 400 computers in school PC\Mac, Staff and Pupil Ipad's and over 60 Staff laptops.Analysing and evaluating a client's network requirementsDesigning and testing plans that meet those requirementsEvaluating network plans are compatible with other computer systemsSupervising technical staffImplementing network security measuresPlanning preventative maintenance schedulesMonitoring and reporting on network performance and usageManaging network growth and development.Software installations, Hardware maintenance, Hardware and SoftwareUpgrades, Fault diagnosis and repair. Security measures and back-up schedule Responsibility for the UPS(uninterrupted power supplys)APC’sMaintain an up to date inventory of all CT equipment and software in the school Retrieve data and produce reports as requireDesign reports for data extraction To keep abreast of, and conversant with, all relevant legislation, technological developments and techniques. Make recommendations and financial bids for new equipment.Manages the budget for consumables and day to day running expenses. Liaison with outside agencies Responsible for the licensing of software, Network related software updates to aid in the day to day running of the school (Service releases, hardware support packs, developing software to run across the network including package building and troubleshooting)

Network Administrators are responsible for making sure that computer hardware and Network infrastructure related to an organization's data network are effectively maintained. In smaller organizations, they are typically involved in the procurement of new hardware, the roll out of new software, maintaining disk images for new computer installs, making sure that licenses are paid for and up to date for software that need it, maintaining the standards for server installations and applications, and monitoring the performance of the network, checking for security breaches, poor data management practices. Typically, within a larger organization, these roles are split into multiple roles or functions across various divisions and are not actioned by the one individual. In other organizations, some of these roles mentioned are carried out by System administrators.As with many technical roles, Network Administrator positions require a breadth of technical knowledge and the ability to learn the intricacies of new networking and server software packages quickly. Within smaller organizations, the more senior role of Network Engineer is sometimes attached to the responsibilities of the Network Administrator. It is not uncommon for smaller organizations to outsource this function.[4]The primary objective of a Network Administrator is to ensure data network connectivity within an organization. Network Administrators are in charge of making sure that connectivity is operational for all users in their organization, and ensuring that data security over connections to the Internet are effectively managed.

Network Administrators are responsible for making sure that computer hardware and Network infrastructure related to an organization's data network are effectively maintained. In smaller organizations, they are typically involved in the procurement of new hardware, the roll out of new software, maintaining disk images for new computer installs, making sure that licenses are paid for and up to date for software that need it, maintaining the standards for server installations and applications, and monitoring the performance of the network, checking for security breaches, poor data management practices. Typically, within a larger organization, these roles are split into multiple roles or functions across various divisions and are not actioned by the one individual. In other organizations, some of these roles mentioned are carried out by System administrators.As with many technical roles, Network Administrator positions require a breadth of technical knowledge and the ability to learn the intricacies of new networking and server software packages quickly. Within smaller organizations, the more senior role of Network Engineer is sometimes attached to the responsibilities of the Network Administrator. It is not uncommon for smaller organizations to outsource this function.[4]The primary objective of a Network Administrator is to ensure data network connectivity within an organization. Network Administrators are in charge of making sure that connectivity is operational for all users in their organization, and ensuring that data security over connections to the Internet are effectively managed.