Network Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

sisl globalDayton (OH)

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About the role

Job Description: Knowledge of Network Devices such as Switches, Routers, Wireless Access Points preferably CISCO certified. Knowledge / understanding of assigning switch ports to specific VLANsPatch phone ports to switch as needed Troubleshooting of Avaya VOIP phones (knowledge on basic configuration)Troubleshoot issues with fiber links between switches – Able to visualize errors and communicate to remote technical teams Troubleshoot and replace network switch chassis blades when required Good to understand any Data Center Infrastructure Management Application Knowledge of Monitoring tools such as Solar Winds, etc…Networking and Operating System basics Assist network and data center admins (Internal, Customer and Vendor) as required during the course of technical troubleshooting Basic knowledge about Hardware like Servers, Storage devices Knowledge to understand Monitoring Tool outcome Basic knowledge of ITSM tool preferably Service Now Basic knowledge about Windows 2003 Active Directory structure, MS Exchange 2003 and File/Print Server Should be able to perform IMACD Installation, Move, Add, Change, and Disposal Services of the data center, network equipment’sCandidate should have hands on experience in large/medium enterprise data centers or hosting sites consisting of Servers, Storage and Network devices Candidate should have all local language proficiency and communication ability in English is mandatory Candidate should be flexible to work round the clock on-call basis as an when required apart from scheduled shift Candidate should have minimum 3–5-year experience in above mentioned area

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