Network and System Administration – Beginner
Training Program
Computer & IT

Network and System Administration – Beginner

A network administrator sets up, maintains, and operates an organization’s computer network, coordinating and connecting different systems.

100 Hours

System, Network, and Hardware Fundamentals
Basic Hardware Components

  • Introduction to Computers

  • Cases

  • Power Supplies

  • Motherboards

  • Chipsets

  • Buses

  • Processors

  • Socket Architecture

  • Slot Architecture

  • Memory

  • Static RAM

  • Dynamic RAM

  • Hard Drives

  • Sector Structures

  • File Systems

  • Graphics Cards

  • Optical Drives

  • Floppy Drives

  • CD Drives

  • DVD Drives

  • BIOS

Client Computers and Client Operating Systems

  • Pre-Installation Preparation and Planning

  • Disk Structures, Technologies, and Configurations

Introduction to Networking

  • Types of Networks

  • Network Devices

  • Network Cables

  • TCP/IP Protocol Suite

  • IP Configurations

  • Wireless Networks

  • Network Design

  • Network Applications

Cloud Computing Technologies

  • Technology Trends

  • Fundamentals of Information Security

Server Architectures

  • Server Hardware

  • Server Operating Systems

  • Pre-Installation Preparation and Planning

Corporate Network and System Infrastructures

  • Certifications and Exam Information

Configuring Windows 8.1

  • Installing and Deploying Windows 8

  • Upgrading and Migrating to Windows 8

  • Managing Disks and Device Drivers

  • Configuring and Troubleshooting Network Connections

  • Implementing Wireless Network Connections

  • Applying Network Security

  • Configuring File Access and Printers on Windows 8 Clients

  • Desktop Security in Windows 8

  • Configuring Applications

  • Optimizing and Maintaining Windows 8 Client Computers

  • Configuring Mobile Computing and Remote Access

  • Implementing Hyper-V

  • Troubleshooting and Recovery in Windows 8

  • Using Windows PowerShell

  • End-of-Module Exercises

  • End-of-Module Assessment Exam

  • End-of-Module Projects

Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2

  • Deploying and Managing Windows Server 2012 R2

  • Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services

  • Managing Active Directory Domain Services Objects

  • Automating Active Directory Domain Services Administration

  • Implementing IPv4

  • Implementing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

  • Implementing Domain Name System (DNS)

  • Implementing IPv6

  • Implementing Local Storage

  • Implementing File and Print Services

  • Implementing Group Policy

  • Securing Windows Servers Using Group Policy Objects

  • Implementing Server Virtualization with Hyper-V

  • End-of-Module Exercises

  • End-of-Module Assessment Exam

  • End-of-Module Projects

Learn about the fundamental hardware components that make up a computer system.

  • Introduction to Computer Components (Cases, Power Supplies)
  • Motherboards and Chipsets
  • Processors, Socket and Slot Architecture
  • Memory (Static and Dynamic RAM)
  • Hard Disks, Sector Structures and File Systems
  • Graphics Cards and Optical Drives
  • BIOS

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