Systems Administration

Today's systems administrators have a very wide range of duties. Organizations demand system administrators who are experts in computer hardware and Operating Systems to ensure that their mission critical applications are running on a stable platform. Many organizations also need system administrators who are capable scripters and programmers as well. If multiple servers are involved, this burden often is more than one individual can handle.

InfoManage can help with this dilemma by providing a team of Systems Administrators skilled in specific disciplines to help manage your businesses systems. Small or Medium sized businesses may need experienced Sys Admins to build and secure their systems while larger businesses may need someone to maintain and optimally tune their systems

InfoManage's systems administrators can help organizations properly design and manage any or all of servers that the organization requires. We currently support all major operating systems. These are common but important administrative tasks that we can perform on any system:

• Administer server network connectivity
• Backup/Recovery implementation
• Coordinate with data center personnel, hosting and co-location facilities
• Coordinate with vendor technical support
• Configure peripheral devices
• Coordinate hardware replacements and scheduled downtime for maintenance
• Disk Array Management
• File System Management
• Implement maintenance jobs
• Install application packages (compilers, web-servers)
• Installation of software maintenance releases
• Kernel modification
• Maintain system level job scheduling (root cron)
• Manage DNS
• Manage mail servers
• OS Management (OS Release and patch versions)
• Production gatekeeper function
• Robust Monitoring
• Set up system accounting
• Support for heterogeneous environments
• User Account Maintenance

Ensuring enterprise systems are running at an optimal level can require complex planning and maintenance. Luckily companies can benefit from InfoManage's years of experience in planning and maintaining enterprise systems so that they will get the support that their systems require.

• Business Continuity
• Participate as necessary in Disaster Recovery and Business
• Capacity Planning
• Clustering/Replication administration
• Coordinate hardware purchase
• Development support
• Growth history
• Hardware configuration and installation
• OS installations
• Performance tuning analysis and implementation
• Review hardware requirements
• Support for AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris and Windows