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IP Addressing

IT Infrastructure and Networking

IP addressing is the system of assigning unique numerical identifiers to devices on a network so they can send and receive data, using standards like IPv4 and IPv6. It is a fundamental concept in networking, encompassing subnetting, DHCP, and routing, and is essential knowledge for network administrators, system engineers, and IT professionals. Proper IP addressing design ensures efficient, scalable, and secure network communication.

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The New York Times Company

System Analyst

The New York Times Company

Full-time · New York, NY · $100,000 – $120,000

This role supports the technical infrastructure behind The New York Times' printing and publishing operations at their Queens manufacturing plant, maintaining systems that control the production workflow. It suits someone with systems analysis experience who's comfortable with legacy applications, manufacturing environments, and being on-call for the 24/7 operation.

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