Why do Internet cafes recruit webmasters every day?

Generally, Internet cafes have good business and few network management, so they need to recruit people.

Internet cafe (English: Internet cafe or Internet? Bar) is a for-profit Internet service provider open to the public, providing computer-related hardware. Consumers can freely control software facilities.

Usually charged by the hour. Basic conditions for Internet access:

I must hold my ID card.

I must be 18 years old. Regulations: Minors are forbidden to enter, and smoking is prohibited in Internet cafes.

2014110/0 In October, the Ministry of Culture, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued notices to adjust the management policies of the Internet cafe industry, fully liberalize the examination and approval of Internet cafes, and promote the transformation and upgrading of the Internet cafe industry.

As the leading IT service industry in China, Internet cafes have been paid attention to by all parties with the gradual improvement of government support and management.

Especially since the government issued various policies to regulate Internet cafes in 2006, the Internet cafe industry began to enter an orderly growth stage. During the one-year development of the Internet cafe industry, we saw that the new government made it impossible for black Internet cafes to survive, and legally regulated the growth and development trend of large Internet cafes.

The requirements of the network administrator industry for network administrators are basically simple and complete, and they don't need to be proficient, but they need to know everything.

To sum up, a qualified network administrator should have solid theoretical knowledge and application skills in six aspects, such as network operating system, network database, network equipment, network management, network security and application development, in order to be handy and comfortable in his work.

The national vocational qualification defines a network administrator as a person engaged in the operation and maintenance of computer networks.

According to the definition of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), network management refers to the planning, supervision and control of the use of network resources and various activities of the network in order to achieve the best network performance.

Generally speaking, network management has five functions: fault management, configuration management, performance management, security management and billing management.

At present, the most influential network management protocol is SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol,? Simple Network Management Protocol), CMIS/CMIP (Common Management Information Service/Protocol) and RMON (Remote Monitoring).

Network administrators are administrators of commercial Internet service providers that are open to the public. "Network management" is a very vague concept, which can be simply divided into:

Network administrator: responsible for the design, installation, configuration and maintenance of network architecture, mainly employees of most system integration companies.

System administrator: responsible for the installation, configuration and operation of network servers, mainly the system administrator of IT headquarters of large companies.

Client administrator (desktop support): responsible for solving end-user problems, such as client reinstallation, unable to access the Internet, virus on the machine, etc. The main personnel are IT administrators of small companies and network administrators of Internet cafes.

Refer to the above content: Network Management _360 Encyclopedia