When you interview for a systems administrator position, interviewers will likely ask you questions that allow them to learn how you multitask and deal with problems. Expect to give specific examples about how you dealt with certain situations, and highlight your communication, troubleshooting, and technical skills.
what's the difference between role and feature (Windows Server) What are ESX, vCenter, vSphere Difference between standard switch and distributed one (vSphere) Tell about previous work places What type of hypervisor is ESXi What are HA, DRS, SDRS and where are they configured
Moderately asked. What are your day-to-day activities? How you faced MIM.
They wanted to know why I was leaving my current position.
standard technical questions, there were a few odd ball "thinking questions" I won't tell you the answers, just try to answer every question, if you can't explain where you'd go to get the information necessary to answer the question.
Software used. Configurations used.
They asked basic work experience questions and what type of environment you worked in.
Very specific and very technical, like commands you can use
Describe all processes involved during initial boot of a server
Generic questions about what I had listed on my resume.
Is your asking salary negotiable?
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