Systems Administrator: noun, Part magician, part juggler, part technical support analyst, and part bartender/psychoanalyst, the systems administrator performs the impossible job of keeping all members of his or her company satisfied by making sure that everything works. This usually includes things that are completely outside the systems administrator's control like telephones, photocopiers, fax machines, heating, air conditioning, and paper shortages in the supply cabinet. . . . from the introduction. Published by Addison Wesley Longman, Inc.   ISBN: 0201719347 Check out the Evolution of the Cover page for some cool cover history. Download an excerpt (Ch 13)

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