I was asked "what's a dns? Tell me everything you know." "What's AD/OU how does it work and why does it matter?" "Tell me about a failed project where you were the main reason of the failure." "Tell me about a project that you didn't know anything about and was assigned it anyway, what did you do?" Got the job offer in the same interview.
Thank you for your comment Jay! What questions do you think a System Administration test would have? Thank you very much for your feedback! Greatly appreciate it!
@@OnlineTrainingforEveryone That's not an easy question to answer, but perhaps involving more things in regards to virtualization (ESXI, Hyper-V etc), Firewalls, Load balancing, Exchange / O365 Administration, Azure, AWS. I mean System Administration is such a broad scope really. It's definitely not easy to make a video on this, and for what its worth I think your video is informative and I did learn a thing or two.
You're welcome! Glad you like it! Love hearing this Maytham! Please make sure to watch my other video tutorials that will help you to get ready for your interview or learn some tips and tricks. There's lots of great information on my channel and I add new videos daily. Good luck in your journey!
Hello Daniel, Just keep learning and applying for higher level positions. Hard working and knowledgeable employees with great work ethics are always needed. Good luck!
You're correct - it can be done with the following steps: How to create local accounts via Group Policy Open Group Policy Management. Create a new Group Policy Object called “Local Users Login Account” and link it to the appropriate OU. Open up the newly created GPO called “Local Users Login Account”. Under the User Configuration Node, Select Preferences, Control Panel Settings, Local Users and Groups.
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I was asked "what's a dns? Tell me everything you know." "What's AD/OU how does it work and why does it matter?" "Tell me about a failed project where you were the main reason of the failure." "Tell me about a project that you didn't know anything about and was assigned it anyway, what did you do?" Got the job offer in the same interview.
It was a good video, simple questions yet informative. & thanks for the video tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
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Have to agree with some other comments here these are helpdesk at best, you should be covering more dense subjects for a systems admin role
Well explained
Thank you very much!
I feel like this is more of what to say in a Senior Helpdesk role rather than System Administration.
Thank you for your comment Jay! What questions do you think a System Administration test would have? Thank you very much for your feedback! Greatly appreciate it!
@@OnlineTrainingforEveryone That's not an easy question to answer, but perhaps involving more things in regards to virtualization (ESXI, Hyper-V etc), Firewalls, Load balancing, Exchange / O365 Administration, Azure, AWS. I mean System Administration is such a broad scope really. It's definitely not easy to make a video on this, and for what its worth I think your video is informative and I did learn a thing or two.
very good
Thank you very much for the kind words! Please check out my other tutorials. Good luck in you learning!
Thank you
You're welcome! Glad you like it! Love hearing this Maytham! Please make sure to watch my other video tutorials that will help you to get ready for your interview or learn some tips and tricks. There's lots of great information on my channel and I add new videos daily. Good luck in your journey!
Hello Sir ,
Thank you for this job.
How can I do IT profesionally in higher level? please help.
Hello Daniel,
Just keep learning and applying for higher level positions. Hard working and knowledgeable employees with great work ethics are always needed. Good luck!
its more on tech support job rather than sys admin
use a gpo to create a local admin account.
You're correct - it can be done with the following steps:
How to create local accounts via Group Policy
Open Group Policy Management.
Create a new Group Policy Object called “Local Users Login Account” and link it to the appropriate OU.
Open up the newly created GPO called “Local Users Login Account”.
Under the User Configuration Node, Select Preferences, Control Panel Settings, Local Users and Groups.
Wut? You don't need Admin User to get access to your account, just change the password via cmd!😅
How to delete the user accounts
logon to active directory click on user account select user and click on delete