Network Engineer - Network Support Sample Clauses

Network Engineer - Network Support. Contractor shall be proficient with all types of network cabling installation and troubleshooting. Duties shall include racking and cabling routers, switches, access points, and client side wireless and VPN troubleshooting, Windows servers, network monitoring equipment, firewalls, and network and wireless security. Contractor’s Network Engineer shall report to Contractor’s Senior Network Engineer. Contractor shall install and maintain the OCSD LAN/WAN networks’ hardware and software. Troubleshoot network usages and computer peripherals. Resolve LAN/WAN communications problems. Higher-level engineers plan, implement, and support network solutions between multiple platforms. Install and maintain LAN/WAN network hardware and software. Contractor shall maintain approximately 90 routers, 85 switches, 85 access points, 7 firewalls, a 10 node wireless MESH network, 2 Intrusion Prevention devices, 2 Riverbed wide area network optimization devices, 2 Radius authentication servers, 2 Network management servers, all OCSD network VPN access and DOJ required leased line encryption. Contractor shall be responsible for all duties described in Network Technician. Duties will include configuring, racking and cabling routers, switches, access points, VPN devices, Windows servers, network monitoring equipment, firewalls, and network and wireless security.
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