Networking

Computer technician also involves designing and troubleshooting internal computer networks.
This includes running Ethernet cables, crimping wires, configuring switches, network users to printer, and configuring set-up wireless network.
Our network technicians build and maintain computer networks used by government institutions. They configure all Networks linking desktop computers allow users to send electronic mail (e-mail) and to share data, computer applications, and Internet connections.
They plan the Government's computer networks and then implement the planned network they also existing computer networks and troubleshoot problems as they arise.
Planning a computer network entails analyzing costs and needs of a company and then selecting the appropriate media (e.g., twisted-pair copper wire, coaxial cable, fiber-optic cable, wireless) for a given situation.
Computer network technicians also recommend appropriate network addressing systems, appropriate layouts for various network configurations, and appropriate connection devices, account management and security.
Much of the work involved in implementing a network consists of installing, configuring, and resolving conflicts among different hardware used in the network, such as network adapters.
Administering and troubleshooting a network entails identifying and resolving network performance problems.