
Veritas Technologies Technical Support Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Veritas Technologies.
Technical Support Engineer
The interview process included a communication round, followed by technical and managerial interviews. We discussed topics like the 7 OSI layers, domain controllers (dc), group policies (gp), how to check if two computers are communicating, and commands such as telnet and ping. Virtualization, M365, GPO, task manager, registry editor, and DNS were also covered.
- Can you discuss networking-based questions?
- Explain TCP.
- What is LDAP?
Technical Support Engineer
I applied through campus recruitment. The selection process had four rounds. First was an online assessment with MCQs mainly on OS, Computer Networks, and Cloud Computing. This was followed by a Technical Interview, then an MR (Managerial Round) Interview, and finally an HR Interview. In the technical round, the interviewer started with troubleshooting questions, then moved to CNS topics like protocols, and OS concepts such as deadlock and threading. There were also some practical questions about PC configuration.
- The technical interview began with troubleshooting, followed by CNS questions (protocols) and OS questions (deadlock, threading), and some practical PC configuration questions.
- In the MR interview, there were normal questions about TCP/UDP and some situation-based questions.
Technical Support Engineer
So, it was quite a while back, but the interview process started with an HR call where they asked some basic questions. After that, there were two technical interviews and then a management round. In the technical rounds, we had discussions about different technical scenarios. They'd present a situation and ask how I'd approach it, and then based on my answers, they might ask more questions about specific tools or even change the scenario. The management interview was more about talking through a challenging situation I'd encountered in a past job and explaining how I dealt with it.
- Can you describe a difficult situation from your previous role and how you managed it?
- They asked technical scenario-based questions focused on troubleshooting.
- The management interview focused on customer relationships and handling difficult customer situations.
Veritas Technologies Technical Support Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Veritas Technologies interview reports.
“Could you explain what an inode is?”
Read reports →“What are the SAN/NAS Data protocols SMB/NFS/CIFS?”
Read reports →“Could you explain how to change the hostname in Solaris?”
Read reports →“What is LDAP?”
Read reports →“Explain TCP.”
Read report →“What are the typologies used in SAN?”
Read report →“What about AD?”
Read report →“Can you explain basic TCP troubleshooting and its definition?”
Read report →“What are the fundamentals of Cloud Computing?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 20 Veritas Technologies interview reports.