Lan Administrator Goals and Objectives Examples
Monitor network performance and troubleshoot any issues.
Maintain and update network security protocols.
Implement new hardware and software solutions as needed.
Manage user accounts and permissions.
Conduct regular backups and ensure data recovery procedures are in place.
Ensure network compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Develop and maintain documentation for network architecture and configurations.
Collaborate with other IT teams to resolve cross-functional issues.
Provide technical support to end-users and resolve help desk tickets.
Optimize network performance by analyzing and adjusting network settings.
Perform regular maintenance on network infrastructure.
Coordinate with vendors to procure necessary equipment and supplies.
Install and configure routers, switches, and other networking equipment.
Create and maintain virtual private networks (VPNs).
Manage network storage solutions such as SAN or NAS.
Monitor and manage network traffic to ensure optimal performance.
Develop disaster recovery plans for network outages or failures.
Stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and industry trends.
Troubleshoot DNS, DHCP, and other network services.
Monitor wireless networks to ensure optimal coverage and performance.
Configure firewalls and other network security appliances.
Maintain accurate inventory records of all network hardware and software.
Evaluate network performance metrics and provide reports to management.
Monitor email systems for spam, viruses, and other threats.
Develop and implement mobile device management (MDM) policies.
Perform security audits to ensure compliance with security policies.
Configure VPN access for remote workers or contractors.
Design and implement disaster recovery processes for critical applications.
Test and validate data backup and restore functions regularly.
Advise management on technology purchases and upgrades.
Develop and implement policies for system access control.
Develop and maintain a disaster recovery plan for the network.
Develop and maintain a security plan for the network.
Provide training to staff on network and computer use.
Provide technical support for other IT departments.
Manage third-party vendors and service providers.
Manage software licensing agreements and ensure compliance.
Participate in the user acceptance testing of new applications.
Develop and maintain procedures for data recovery and restoration.
Plan and execute system upgrades and migrations.
Design and implement backup strategies for critical systems.
Participate in the development of IT budgets and forecasts.
Coordinate with other departments to ensure effective communication.
Conduct periodic user training sessions on network usage.
Analyze network traffic patterns to identify areas for improvement.
Troubleshoot connectivity issues on remote access VPNs.
Configure application security settings to prevent unauthorized access.
Monitor system logs for signs of intrusion or malicious activity.
Maintain accurate documentation of network configurations and changes.
Develop and execute disaster recovery drills to test recovery processes.
Develop and implement disaster recovery plans for all critical applications.
Develop and enforce policies regarding password complexity and expiration.
Troubleshoot connectivity issues with remote offices or branches.
Evaluate network performance to identify areas for improvement.
Implement network redundancy solutions to minimize downtime.
Analyze network usage patterns to optimize bandwidth usage.
Ensure compliance with company policies, industry standards, and regulations.
Implement email retention policies to comply with legal requirements.
Test failover processes for critical systems to ensure high availability.
Perform vulnerability assessments to identify potential security risks.
Analyze system logs to monitor the health of the network infrastructure.
Configure network access control lists (ACLs) to restrict unauthorized access.
Work with vendors to resolve hardware or software issues on the network.
Enforce corporate security policies to protect the network from external threats.
Troubleshoot issues with printer connectivity and functionality.
Develop and implement procedures for conducting data backups.
Manage virtualization technologies such as VMware or Hyper-V.
Configure intrusion detection/prevention systems to monitor for network intrusions.
Provide disaster recovery training to staff to ensure preparedness.
Analyze network performance metrics to identify bottlenecks or other issues.
Plan and execute patches and upgrades for network hardware and software.
Monitor and manage web filters to ensure compliance with company policy.
Implement endpoint security solutions to protect against malware and viruses.
Conduct periodic audits of user access permissions to ensure compliance.
Develop and maintain a network inventory database.
Implement cloud-based solutions to reduce on-premise infrastructure.
Manage DNS configurations to ensure proper name resolution.
Enforce policies regarding software installation and usage on corporate devices.
Analyze security logs to identify potential threats or vulnerabilities.
Develop and implement disaster recovery plans for voice and telephone systems.