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Microsoft & Linux Support specialist General Description A small/medium size Travel company based in the City of London (EC4) is looking for a Microsoft & Linux 1st/2nd Line Support specialist. Experience / Qualifications Minimum 5 years IT experience Good general standard of education - Degree in a numerate discipline a bonus! You should have at least 5 years experience of supporting Servers, installation, configuration and network administration of Apple servers and Apple disk arrays Skills Linux Based tripwire/ IP Tables firewalls Exchange and postfix messaging Windows XP, 2000 and in general Microsoft Server and Office technology Blackberry hosted services, a bonus Supporting Servers, installation, configuration and network administration of Microsoft and Linux servers Good analytical skills & problem solving skills Resilience - Remains calm and self-controlled under pressure. Quality Orientation - Maintains high professional standards and gets things right first time. Responsibilities Doing a professional job Reporting directly to the IT director Personality Versatile and seeking challenges Self-Motivation to resolve problems & keep users happy Comfortable with a fast/challenging environment. Package Up to £20/hour Starts 29/04/2008 Working hours 09.00 to 17.30 Monday to Friday with flexibility as and when required How to apply... See our guidelines below... Please tell us: your current employment situation (e.g. employed, looking for work, ...), notice required, current/last salary and your aspirations, nationality We need to know your DOB, current address, land line phone no & email address  Click here to send your CV, please quote reference: BF/123 - have you read our guidelines?

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