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Introduction to Systems

Administration and Policy


Frameworks
Lecture 1

College of Engineering and


Information Technology
System Administration
- refers to managing and maintaining computer systems,
ensuring that they function efficiently, securely, and in
alignment with organizational goals.

College of Engineering and


Information Technology
System Administration
Roles and Responsibilities:
• Managing hardware and software.
• Monitoring and optimizing system performance.
• Ensuring system security and data integrity.
• Managing users, permissions, and system
policies.

College of Engineering and


Information Technology
System Administration
Importance:
• System uptime and reliability.
• Security of IT infrastructure.
• Alignment of IT systems with organizational needs.

College of Engineering and


Information Technology
Administrative
Domains:
Network Administration: Management of network resources
(e.g., IP address allocation, firewalls).
Storage Administration: Managing disk space, data backups,
and storage quotas.
Security Administration: Implementing and managing
security policies such as firewalls, antivirus, and user access.
Resource Allocation: Balancing CPU, memory, and network
resources to optimize system performance

College of Engineering and


Information Technology
IT Governance & Policy Frameworks:

IT Governance: Refers to how IT resources are managed and


controlled within an organization to align with business goals.
Policy Frameworks: A set of guidelines and rules that govern
how IT systems are used within an organization.
Examples:
Security policies: Define how security is enforced.
Access control policies: Who has access to what
systems/data.
Resource usage policies: How resources (CPU, disk space,
etc.) are allocated.
CollegeBackup and
of Engineering andRecovery Policies: Defining backup schedules
andTechnology
Information procedures for disaster recovery.
Thank you!

College of Engineering and


Information Technology

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