Tomorrow is an interview for a sysadmin, and I'm a programmer. What to do?

Question

System administration

More precisely, what to read tonight?

What can I do

Более менее привык работать с консолью linux, но в консоли windows умею только "ping". Поверхностно знаю сети (могу кучку компов под linux'ом в локалку связать и доступ вовне ограничить). Много писал на Python и JavaScript. Минимально знаю bash. Совсем не знаю PowerShell. Умею "установить windows". Почти ничего не знаю о её устройстве.
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I am 17 years old, no work experience, and the employer knows it. All I know about the job: sysadmin at the airport. What exactly will be there - I have no idea. Maybe even they just need a smart enikey man. But I urgently need at least some job better than a builder / digger / loader. Because the question is: what to learn and read in the near future?

Answer 1

The main thing is not to drift.
At the age of 17 and without experience, they will not demand anything beyond the natural.
It also makes no sense to study at night, it is better to sleep.
Everything you need to learn when you get settled.

Answer 2

my envy at 18....damn.

Answer 3

To start sleeping. :)

Answer 4

It's too late to give advice though. It's useless to read everything. First, find out what they work with at their future job. And read along these lines.

Answer 5

So you have a resume for a proger, why the hell are you in the admin panel? What, really unbearable? If there are no vacancies now, see what will appear within a month

Answer 6

Improve your understanding of TCP / IP, learn the OSI model by heart, learn how to crimp patch cords if you don’t know how - it’s quite possible to do it in one evening. If there was a little more time, it is advisable to raise at least one mesh with a server (NAT, iptables, OpenVPN / PPPoE, Samba / AD) on Linux and on Windows Server with your own hands, it is also a good idea to raise a virtual machine server on VMWare ESXi (installed like the OS, pretty intuitive). With SSH and basic Linux commands, as soon as there is experience in web programming, you should already be familiar. If a company uses Windows Server, it is advisable to play around with PowerShell and at least read the theory of Active Directory a little (they may ask a logical question about trust in the hierarchy and rights, for example).

Answer 7

Wow, I graduated from university and work as a web programmer, but I don’t know half of what is written on the resume!

Answer 8

What makes you think that a programmer, if there is no work experience?