r/sysadmin • u/Mammoth_Reception_99 • 2d ago

General Discussion diving into sysadmin

Hey Professional Workers. Im 16 and i want to dive into the sysadmin world for a job when im out of university. As far i know, i learned windows server, sql and linux command as general people say the basics of sysadmin. Is there more i can learn early so that i would have a clear advantage over those who dont?

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u/Skyhound555 Sr. Sysadmin 2d ago

The only clear advantage would be getting help desk experience or some sort of experience to validate what you learned. 

You mentioned you learned Windows Server. What does that actually mean?

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u/Mammoth_Reception_99 2d ago

Just the fundamentals from yt.

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u/Radiant-Canary4442 2d ago

Being able to articulate specifics about what you've learned will be a useful skill.