ComproTech Learning Hub
Hands-on training for installing, configuring, securing, and troubleshooting enterprise server and network infrastructure.
A practical, job-oriented System Administrator course designed for Junior, Mid-Level, and Senior infrastructure roles. Students learn Windows Server, Linux administration, networking, Active Directory, virtualization, backup, monitoring, and enterprise troubleshooting.
Course curriculum
Learn system admin responsibilities, infrastructure architecture, server roles, client-server design, production environments, change management, and IT documentation.
Master CPU, RAM, storage, RAID, motherboard, NIC, BIOS/UEFI, hot-swap components, IPMI/BMC, and server boot processes.
Work with OSI/TCP-IP models, IPv4/IPv6, subnetting, routing, DNS, DHCP, VLANs, NAT, firewalls, VPN, MTU, and common network protocols.
Install and configure Windows 11, local users, groups, NTFS permissions, services, Windows Defender, Event Viewer, Task Manager, and remote desktop.
Deploy Windows Server, manage roles/features, local services, firewall, PowerShell, server performance, and secure remote administration.
Understand domains, forests, OU design, user and computer objects, group strategy, GCS, FSMO roles, AD replication, Kerberos, and authentication.
Use GPOs for password policy, security restrictions, software deployment, drive mapping, folder redirection, firewall hardening, and login scripts.
Configure forward and reverse lookup zones, A/AAAA/CNAME records, DNS forwarding, DHCP scopes, reservations, options, and failover.
Install and configure Debian/Ubuntu/Rocky Linux, manage users, groups, permissions, services, packages, logs, systemctl, and package management.
Handle network interfaces, bonding, VLANs, bridges, routing, DNS resolver, LVM, partitioning, filesystems, mount points, and storage monitoring.
Deploy SMB shares, NTFS permissions, share permissions, DFS, Samba, NFS, ACL, and department-level access control.
Use PowerShell and Bash to automate user creation, service checks, inventory reporting, backups, disk monitoring, and health reporting.
Deploy VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, or Proxmox VE, create VMs, allocate vCPU/vRAM, virtual networking, snapshots, templates, and HA concepts.
Compare RAID levels, HBA, SAN/NAS, SSD/HDD/NVMe performance, IOPS, throughput, latency, and storage redundancy design.
Plan backups with full, incremental, and differential strategies, 3-2-1 model, retention, verification, VM recovery, and bare-metal restore.
Apply MFA, patching, least privilege, hardening, firewall rules, account lockout, SSH/RDP security, and audit logging for Windows and Linux servers.
Work with firewalls, ACLs, NAT, DMZ, site-to-site VPN, remote access VPN, network segmentation, IDS/IPS fundamentals, and secure architecture.
Deploy Nginx/Apache, PHP, MariaDB, SSL/TLS, certificate deployment, and basic database administration for production environments.
Monitor CPU, RAM, disk, network, services, availability, logs, and performance with Windows and Linux tools, then apply structured troubleshooting.
Create public/private keys, CSRs, internal CAs, certificates, HTTPS, certificate renewal, and secure service communication.
Introduce cloud computing, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, virtual machines, VNet/VPC, security groups, IAM, hybrid infrastructure, and configuration automation.
Design and implement a complete enterprise IT infrastructure with AD, DNS, DHCP, file services, web, backup, monitoring, firewall, and centralized logging.
Training experience
Students configure AD, DNS, DHCP, file servers, monitoring, firewall, domain joins, and backup processes in a hands-on lab environment.
Every module includes scenario-based problem solving for login failures, DNS issues, storage pressure, service outages, and network problems.
Learn through weekly assignments, practical labs, quizzes, troubleshooting exams, and a final enterprise project.
Why choose ComproTech
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This course is ideal for students, IT professionals, and aspiring administrators who want to build real server, network, and security skills.