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Roles & Responsibilities of a Linux/Unix administrator
Hi All,
At present i have good knowledge and experience in unix/ linux shell scripting. I believe unix shell scripting with administration will be a hot skill set, so I would like to become a Unix/Linux system admin. What are the key skills i have to learn to become a successful administrator. Requesting your kind advice. Thanks in advance |
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