TOP Twenty Interview Question for IT System Engineer or System administrator.
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TOP Twenty interview Question for System Engineer or System administrator.
TOP Twenty interview Question for System Engineer or System administrator.
This post for a good friend who asked me for
some questions he could use for interviewing a Systems Engineer & Systems
Administrator (Microsoft).
Here is a good list of
questions I ask, or have been asked. And don’t be afraid to ask the same
question to different people or some IT Professional – sometimes it is
interesting to interviewing different perspectives. Also, don’t feel like
you need to ask all these questions.
Q1 Introduce yourself? (Detail about your Education or Working
Experience)
Q2 Explain current job role? (Detail)
Q3 What is Domain, Explain Domain Controller or Active Directory?
(Please
try to explain one by one not mix-up)
Q4 What is Group Policy?
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Explain Group Policy Management?
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Explain Group Policy Object?
Q5 Why use LDAP (Light-weight Directory Access Protocol)?
Q6 Explain DNS and which port number is used by DNS Server?
Q7 Explain DHCP and which port number is used by DHCP Server?
Q8 Why Use WDS (Windows Deployment Service)?
Q9 What is Network Teaming & Load Balancing?
Q10 Explain VPN & its type? (PPTP – SSTP – L2TP – IKEv2)
Explain RRAS?
Q11 Why use SSL?
Q12 Explain Email Server and Protocols?
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Incoming Mail Server
o POP3 with port number 110
o IMAP with port number 143
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Outgoing Mail Server
o SMTP with port number 25
Q13 Explain VLAN and Why use VTP?
Q14 Why use TMG server 2010?
Differentiate
between TMG Server and Firewall device?
Q15 How do you Windows Backup Active Directory and what are limitations
of backup expiring?
(Optional)
Q16 What is Schedule tasks and why use
Client site script?
Q17 What does mean of Migration and Upgradation?
Q18 What is hypervisor and Explain Migration types (P2P, P2V, V2V, and
V2P)?
Q19 Difference
between a Routing Protocol and a Routed Protocol?
Q20 Differentiate between OSPF and RIP?
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