Linux System Administrator Resume
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Keller, TX
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:
- To be a good learner and working for a highly rewarding career, seeking a job in challenging and healthy work environment where I utilize my skills and knowledge efficiently for organizational growth.
- Excels in customer service with client satisfaction as the top priority
- Reset - root password, Created, managed and administered user accounts security on LINUX Servers
- Maintained server integrity by applying updates and patches per our maintenance policies
- Mount and unmount CIFS and NFS network file system
- Managed and troubleshoot user account issues
- Experienced with LVM; created, extended, reduced, and migrated logical volumes.
- Configured and managed servers which include but not limited to LDAP, NFS, SSH, VFTPD, NTP, etc.
- Diagnosed network connectivity issues and configured network.
- Controlled access to files and directories using ACL permissions.
- Analyzed RHEL boot sequence, bios, grub, kernel, init, to identify booting related issues.
- Operated in a diverse environment which includes but not limited to Network, Windows, Unix, and VMware.
- Performed package management, system updates using yum and rpm.
- Created new partitions, including raid, logical volumes and swap, format with ext3 and ext4Resized and create logical partitions with an encrypted file system for sensitive data security.
- Set password aging and account expiration for security.
- Troubleshoot system issues ranging from booting, network, user account ssh, iptables & SElinux, and system boot issues using rescue environment and single user mode.
- Secured SSH server for passwordless login and to the local network using iptables.
- Setup central log server for remote logging and monitored system log files.
- Configured firewall using iptables and SELinux for the system to reduce security breaches and directories to enable group collaboration and knowledge sharing. Scheduling the jobs using Cron.
- Managing User and Group administration like creating, deleting user accounts. Monitoring the user administration related files.
- Network file system management, which includes exporting, unexpectingmounting and unmounting an NFS, FTP, and SAMBA Servers.
- Monitoring system and troubleshoot system problems.
- Performing Acl on users and groups.
- Installing and configuring Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- Creating and administrating the users and group accounts.
- Scheduling the jobs using Crontab and At.
- Configuring and administrating of file sharing servers (NFS, FTP, and SAMBA).
- Configuring and maintenance Apache Web Server.
STRENGTHS:
- Ability to work well with all levels of professionals, Share with other ideas.
- Ability to learn quickly new technologies.
- Positive attitude and a good sense of humor
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential, Keller, TX
Linux System Administrator
Responsibilities:
- Reset -root password, Created, managed and administered user accounts security on Linux Servers
- Maintained server integrity by applying updates and patches per maintenance policies
- Mount and unmount CIFS and NFS network file system, Managed and troubleshoot user account issues
- Experienced with LVM; created, extended, reduced, and migrated logical volumes
- Configured and managed servers which include but not limited to LDAP, NFS, SSH, VFTPD, NTP, etc.
- Diagnosed network connectivity issues and configured network
- Controlled access to files and directories using ACL permissions
- Analyzed RHEL boot sequence, bios, grub, kernel, init, to identify booting related issues
- Operated in a diverse environment which includes but not limited to Network, Windows, Unix, and VMware
- Performed package management, system updates using yum and rpm
- Created new partitions, including raid, logical volumes and swap, format with ext3 and ext4Resized and create logical partitions with an encrypted file system for sensitive data security
- Set password aging and account expiration for security
- Troubleshoot system issues ranging from booting, network, user account ssh, iptables & SElinux, and system boot issues using rescue environment and single user mode
- Secured SSH server for passwordless login and to the local network using iptables
- Setup central log server for remote logging and monitored system log files
- Configured firewall using iptables and SELinux for the system to reduce security breaches and directories to enable group collaboration and knowledge sharing