I'm going to be hiring a senior Windows server and network administrator for an aerospace company. We're located near the Boeing plant in Everett. If you're interested, please drop me a PM. I'll be looking for someone to hit the ground running, so significant experience is a must. Also, if you have any experience with Netware it would help your case.

No promises, but I thought I would let people here know first.

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I am going to be interviewing for a full-time, day shift server administrator (9/80 schedule, with every other Friday off). The position includes primary responsibility for a few dozen (<100) physical and VMware virtual servers, running various versions of Windows Server. Duties include installation, updates, monitoring, backup and recovery, Active Directory domain administration and management of infrastructure services (e.g. DNS, DHCP, VPN, spoolers, etc.). We do have a small number of Novell Netware servers to manage, but it's trivial.






In addition to the Windows servers, there are secondary management tasks in network administration (principally Cisco), although it's a pretty simple topology. Tier three desk-side issues will also get escalated to this role. Depending on skills and interests, there may be occasional opportunities in VB6, .Net, PHP and SQL development.






The employee will be expected to work off-schedule hours as required to perform maintenance outside of the production work day, but not often. There are also on-call expectations but most issues can be handled over VPN. That said, this position is not a candidate for telecommuting.



 




WARNING: Some of the company used to be located in the Wallingford / Freakmont area and there are deep pools of liberal "thinking" that you may stumble into on occasion.




Much of the company is our large machine shop and electronics assembly area. The rest is engineering, finance and the usual general admin functions.




The salary and benefits are pretty good.


 

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Wow...Netware. Just curious, what versions?
I was a CNE back in the day doing Netware ELS all the way threw 5.x, but then "the assimilation" was complete, and I didn't know anyone still had any of those servers in operation.
Neat. Kind of like taking a Mauser C-96 Broomhandle into combat. Still works, marvelous, innovative design, but much better newer solutions out there.

Networking is coming full circle again.  Novell had named networks, while IP implies network numbers with a subnet mask.  With virtualization and SDN, we will be returning to named logical networks since they are all variations of overlays on top of an IP transport......

FINALLY - movement on the job posting!  

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Interesting.

I remember doing netware to NT4 conversions by the truckload... Had NO idea that netware was still in existence, let alone in use!