Re: Sysadmin Position opening up soon here

Where does LDAP, RADIUS, and Perl fit in the long list of things a
sysadmin should know?

I'm still planning to take the LPIC exam/certification. I know one of
the exams requires LDAP knowledge . I think Perl is something a good
sysadmin should know something about. Don't know where RADIUS fits. It
is used in wireless security when WPA2 is used.

I don't really know LDAP but I'm learning. Tried playing with RADIUS a
while back but don't really know that either. Perl is something I've
never messed with. Should I start learning these things or can I stick
them on the to do list?

Currently learning LDAP.

Adam Bultman wrote:
> Good afternoon, AKLUG people.
>
> There's a sysadmin position opening up here at work. Someone is
> vacation a Systems Administrator / Perl programmer position possibly
> very soon. I'm not advertising the company (although if you know me,
> you know where I work) since the knowledge of the open position is
> technically not public yet.
>
> If you're interested, requirements are:
>
> 1. Commuting to, or living in, the valley
> 2. Excellent understanding of Solaris (SPARC and x86)
> 3. Excellent understanding of Linux
> 4. MySQL experience
> 5. Some understanding of ORACLE (it is going away soon)
> 6. Good understanding of Sendmail and Postfix
> 7. Good understanding of LDAP
> 8. Good understanding of RADIUS
> 9. Familiarity with DSL/Dialup
> 10. Very good with Perl (scripting, and web based)
> 11. Pager duty (rotation)
>
> It is a fairly standard sysadmin job. It's not a bad job, but you have
> to be qualified.
>
> If you're interested, email me offlist, and I can see about getting you
> tested/interviewed (not by me). Attach your current resume.
>
>
>
> Adam
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Received on Fri Apr 20 13:37:43 2007