IT- Networking, & Data Centers
Networking design, infrastructure setup, and cabling; along with key concepts of servers, Smart switches, and network devices (UTM, routers, Moxa, and others); SD-WAN, MPLS migration, computing, 5G, disaster recovery, PAC -Colling, racks, hybrid-cloud strategies, Zero Trust Architecture, SASE, and firewall management.
- 20 lessons
- 13 Hours
- By - Tecxskill
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Here's What You'll Learn
This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the core concepts of digital marketing, equipping you with the skills to promote products, grow an audience, and increase brand visibility online. Whether you’re a business owner, aspiring marketer, or freelancer this course gives you a strong foundation in digital strategy.
Course Overview :
This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the core concepts of digital marketing, equipping you with the skills to promote products, grow an audience, and increase brand visibility online. Whether you’re a business owner, aspiring marketer, or freelancer this course gives you a strong foundation in digital strategy.
What You’ll Learn :
- The basics of digital marketing and how it works
- Social media marketing and content creation
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques
- Email marketing campaigns that convert
- Understanding analytics and performance tracking
- Paid advertising: Google Ads and social platforms
Who This Course is For :
Students and beginners who want to start a career in Tech & IT
Professionals from non-technical backgrounds looking to transition into IT
Entrepreneurs and freelancers wanting to understand IT basics for their business
Anyone curious about technology and modern digital infrastructure
Fresh graduates preparing for entry-level IT roles
Requirements :
No prior technical knowledge required (Beginner-friendly)
A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux) with stable internet connection
Basic familiarity with using the internet and office tools (MS Word, Excel, Google Docs)
Curiosity, problem-solving mindset, and willingness to learn
(Optional) A free account on GitHub, AWS, or Microsoft Azure for hands-on labs
Detailed Course Curriculum
Learn Power BI step by step, starting from the basics to advanced topics. Understand with simple examples, real-world projects, and clear explanations to become confident in using Power BI.
What is Information Technology?
The role of IT in business and daily life
Overview of careers in Tech & IT
Interactive Quiz
Hardware vs. Software
Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, macOS basics
Networking 101: LAN, WAN, and the Internet
Lab Activity: Setting up your first virtual machine
Introduction to Programming Languages (Python, JavaScript)
Writing your first "Hello World" program in Python
Understanding variables, loops, and conditionals
Hands-on: Create a simple calculator
What is Cloud Computing?
Types: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
Introduction to Microsoft Azure & AWS
Lab Activity: Deploy a sample web app to the cloud
Why Cybersecurity is critical
Common cyber threats: Phishing, Malware, Ransomware
Best practices: Passwords, Firewalls, Multi-Factor Authentication
Activity: Identify & prevent phishing attempts (simulation)
Enterprise Network Engineering : Gap from Theory and Pratical
IT Infrastructure & Deployment
A complete, Practical course for network engineers covering Main areas such as end-user support, servers, networking, policy implementation, virtualization, security, cloud, automation, and software deployment. It is designed to enable anyone to start from a beginner level and become fully prepared for a career in the industry.
Your Learning Framework Path
This course is divided into four phases, Started from foundational desktop support to industrial- Networks, cloud, and security operations. To ensure optimal learning and practical application, complete the practical hand on- checklist for each phases before moving on to the next.
Foundations
Desktop support, service basics, and core networking
Core Infrastructure
Servers, identity, advanced networking, virtualization & automation
Enterprise & Security
Storage, collaboration platforms, device management & hardening
Cloud, Monitoring & Career
Cloud platforms, observability, and turning skills into a career
Complete Course Modules
Each module lists prerequisites, what you'll learn, core topics, key tools, and a hands-on lab checklist you can check off as you go.
End-User Device Support
Prerequisites: None — this is your starting point
- Diagnose and resolve common hardware and OS issues
- Install and configure Windows 10/11 from scratch
- Manage local user accounts and permissions
- Provide remote support confidently
Hardware Support
Diagnose and fix hardware issues including RAM, storage, and peripherals
OS Installation
Install Windows 10/11, configure drivers, updates, and security
User Accounts
Create local accounts, manage permissions, and troubleshoot login issues
Remote Support
Use TeamViewer, RDP, and AnyDesk for remote troubleshooting
Quickly check a machine's RAM and disk health from an elevated Command Prompt before opening a ticket:
wmic memorychip get capacity,speed
chkdsk C: /f /r
sfc /scannow
IT Support & Ticketing
Prerequisites: Module 1
- Run a ticketing workflow from intake to closure
- Prioritize issues and manage SLAs
- Communicate professionally with end users
- Document solutions for a knowledge base
Ticketing Systems
Kaseya, Jira, Zendesk — create, assign, and track tickets
Ticket Workflow
Prioritize issues, manage SLAs, escalate tickets appropriately
Phone Support Skills
Handle calls professionally, troubleshoot while on phone, document
Ticket Resolution
Document solutions, close tickets, follow up, and get feedback
A good resolution note is specific enough that another technician could follow it without asking questions:
Issue: User could not print to Finance-Printer-02
Cause: Print spooler service had stopped
Fix:
1. net stop spooler
2. Cleared C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS
3. net start spooler
4. Reprinted test page - confirmed working
Time to resolve: 12 min
Networking Part 1
Prerequisites: Module 1
- Explain the OSI model and TCP/IP stack
- Configure LANs, routers, and switches
- Set up secure Wi-Fi networks
- Diagnose basic connectivity issues
Fundamentals
Learn OSI model, TCP/IP, Ethernet, and network topologies
Router & Switch
Configure LAN, set up routers, switches, and VLAN
Wireless Networks
Set up Wi-Fi, configure WPA3 security, and manage APs
Troubleshooting
Use ping, tracert, ipconfig, and Network Monitor
The first three commands every technician should reach for when a user says "the internet is down":
ipconfig /all
ping 8.8.8.8
tracert google.com
Linux Fundamentals
Prerequisites: Module 1
- Navigate the Linux shell confidently
- Manage users, permissions, and packages
- Control services with systemd
- Administer a server securely over SSH
Shell Basics
Navigation, file operations, and package managers (apt/yum)
Users & Permissions
chmod, chown, sudo, and the /etc/passwd file
Services & Processes
Manage services and processes with systemctl, ps, top, journalctl
SSH & Remote Admin
SSH keys, scp, and basic firewall rules (ufw/firewalld)
Create a new admin-adjacent user and lock down a shared folder to that team only:
sudo useradd -m -s /bin/bash devops
sudo passwd devops
sudo chown -R devops:devops /var/www/app
sudo chmod 750 /var/www/app
Server Hardware & OS
Prerequisites: Modules 1, 3
- Choose the right RAID level for a workload
- Install and configure Windows Server
- Plan patching and maintenance windows
- Understand core server hardware components
Hardware Components
Understand CPUs, RAM, storage controllers, and network adapters
RAID Configuration
Set up RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 for redundancy and performance
Server Setup
Install Server 2019/2022, configure network, storage, and roles
Updates & Maintenance
Patch management, WSUS, system updates, and downtime planning
Check RAID array health from PowerShell before a patch window, so you're not surprised mid-maintenance:
Get-PhysicalDisk | Select DeviceId, MediaType, HealthStatus
Get-VirtualDisk | Select FriendlyName, ResiliencySettingName, HealthStatus
Active Directory & GPO
Prerequisites: Module 5
- Design a domain, OU, and group structure
- Apply and troubleshoot Group Policy
- Delegate administrative permissions safely
- Diagnose replication and logon issues
AD Forest & Domain
Create forest, domains, and establish trust relationships
Users & Groups
Create users, security groups, distribution groups, and OUs
Group Policy
Create GPOs, apply policies, and link to OUs
Troubleshooting
Fix replication issues, logon problems, and trust relationships
Networking Part 2
Prerequisites: Module 3, Module 5
- Design a subnetting scheme for a site
- Deploy and manage DHCP and DNS
- Configure and test VPN remote access
- Resolve common IP addressing issues
IP & Subnetting
Master IPv4/IPv6, subnets, CIDR notation, address classes
DHCP Configuration
Set up DHCP servers, scopes, leases, and IP assignment
DNS Setup
Configure DNS zones, records (A, MX, CNAME), and resolution
VPN & Remote
Set up VPN connections, routing protocols, and connectivity
PowerShell & Automation
Prerequisites: Module 5, Module 6
- Automate repetitive admin tasks with scripts
- Manage AD objects in bulk via cmdlets
- Schedule and remotely run PowerShell scripts
- Export data for reporting
PowerShell Basics
Cmdlets, the pipeline, and objects vs. plain text
Variables & Scripting
Variables, loops, conditionals, and functions
AD Automation
Get-ADUser, New-ADUser, and bulk operations via CSV
Scheduling & Remoting
Register-ScheduledTask, importing modules, and PSRemoting
Virtualization
Prerequisites: Module 5
- Explain hypervisor types and use cases
- Deploy and manage virtual machines
- Use snapshots safely for testing
- Clone VMs for rapid deployment
Basics
Understand hypervisors, VMs, Type 1 vs Type 2, and use cases
Installation
Install and configure Hyper-V or VMware Workstation
VM Management
Create VMs, allocate resources, configure networking, storage
Snapshots & Clone
Create snapshots, clone VMs, restore from snapshots, backup
File Servers & DR
Prerequisites: Modules 5, 6
- Configure secure shared storage
- Implement quotas and storage management
- Design a backup and retention strategy
- Plan and test disaster recovery
File Server Setup
Create shared folders, configure NTFS permissions, access levels
Storage Management
Set storage quotas, monitor usage, manage DFS, deduplication
Backup Strategies
Implement local, cloud, and hybrid backups with retention
Disaster Recovery
Plan RTO/RPO, test recovery, document business continuity
Microsoft 365 & Teams
Prerequisites: Module 6
- Stand up and license an M365 tenant
- Configure Exchange Online mail flow
- Deploy Teams and SharePoint sites
- Apply basic data-loss-prevention rules
M365 Tenancy
Set up tenant, add custom domain, and configure verification
Licensing & Permissions
Assign licenses, manage permissions, and configure shared mailboxes
Exchange Online
Configure mailboxes, mail rules, anti-spam, and DLP
Teams & SharePoint
Deploy Teams, create sites, manage access, and configure retention
Intune, RMM & MDM
Prerequisites: Module 11
- Enroll and manage devices at scale
- Enforce compliance and conditional access
- Deploy apps through an MDM/RMM tool
- Monitor device health remotely
Intune Setup
Set up Intune tenant, enroll devices, configure policies
Device Policies
Create compliance policies, conditional access, restrictions
RMM Tool Setup
Deploy NinjaRMM, ConnectWise, or similar for management
Mobile Management
Manage iOS, Android, and Windows devices with MDM
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Prerequisites: Modules 3, 6
- Apply security hardening baselines
- Recognize common attack vectors
- Enforce MFA and least-privilege access
- Follow a basic incident-response process
Security Fundamentals
CIA triad, least privilege, and defense in depth
Identity Security
MFA, conditional access, and password policies
Endpoint & Network Security
Windows Defender, firewalls, and patch management
Incident Response Basics
Logging, detection, and containment steps
Cloud: Azure & AWS
Prerequisites: Modules 5, 7, 13
- Distinguish IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS models
- Deploy resources on Azure and AWS
- Configure IAM and network security groups
- Set up cloud monitoring and billing alerts
Cloud Fundamentals
Understand IaaS, PaaS, SaaS models and cloud benefits
Azure Setup
Create subscriptions, resource groups, and deploy VMs
AWS Configuration
Set up EC2 instances, S3 storage, and networking (VPC)
Security & Monitor
Configure IAM, SSL/TLS, backups, and cloud monitoring
Monitoring & Observability
Prerequisites: Modules 7, 9
- Distinguish metrics, logs, and traces
- Configure meaningful alert thresholds
- Build an at-a-glance operations dashboard
- Document an escalation procedure
Monitoring Fundamentals
Metrics vs. logs vs. traces, and what to watch
Tools Overview
PRTG, Zabbix, Nagios, and Azure Monitor basics
Alerting
Thresholds, notification channels, and escalation
Dashboards & Reporting
Building an at-a-glance operations dashboard
🎓 Essential Learning Tips
- Lab Environment First — Always practice in a lab before production
- Document Everything — Keep detailed notes of procedures and configurations
- Use Virtual Machines — Set up VMs to test without hardware costs
- Follow Best Practices — Security, redundancy, and disaster recovery are critical
- Real-World Scenarios — Practice with realistic business problems
- Stay Updated — Keep up with Windows Server, Azure, and AWS updates
- Troubleshooting Skills — Learn diagnostic tools (Event Viewer, Network Monitor)
- Build a Home Lab — Use old hardware or cloud free tiers to practice
⚠️ Common Issues & Solutions
🎓 Certification & Career Roadmap
How the modules above map to industry certifications and a realistic IT career progression.
Help Desk / Support Technician
Target certification: CompTIA A+First professional role focused on hardware, OS support, and ticket-based troubleshooting.
Junior Systems / Network Administrator
Target certification: CompTIA Network+, Microsoft MS-900Manages servers, basic networking, and directory services for a small-to-mid environment.
Network Administrator / Systems Engineer
Target certification: CompTIA Security+, Cisco CCNAOwns advanced networking, virtualization, automation, and collaboration platforms.
Security Analyst / Endpoint Administrator
Target certification: Microsoft SC-900, CompTIA Security+Focuses on device management, identity security, and incident response.
Cloud Engineer / IT Architect
Target certification: Microsoft AZ-104 / AZ-305, AWS Cloud Practitioner / SAADesigns and operates cloud infrastructure with strong monitoring and observability practices — the senior destination of this course.
Why This Course Works
✅ Structured Learning Path
Four clear phases guide you from beginner fundamentals to enterprise cloud and security operations
✅ Hands-On Labs
Real servers, actual configurations, and practical checklists you can track and repeat
✅ Step-by-Step Guides
Each module broken down into manageable, sequential steps with clear prerequisites
✅ Troubleshooting Focus
Master diagnostic tools and problem-solving techniques through common-issue walkthroughs
✅ Industry Certifications
Content aligns with CompTIA, Microsoft, and AWS certifications along a real career roadmap
✅ Career Ready
Skills that lead directly to help desk, sysadmin, network, cloud, and security engineering roles
Our Learners work at Top Companies
What Our Learners Say
The courses are incredibly well-structured and easy to follow. I landed my first remote job thanks to what I learned here!
As a working professional, I appreciated the flexible schedule. The instructors were supportive, and the content was career-focused.
I’ve tried many platforms, but this one truly stands out. The lessons are practical and the support team is amazing!
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