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IT support and troubleshooting
Hands-on IT Support: Troubleshooting and everyday helpdesk and admin tasks.
Created byIT Cure
Last updated 12/2023
English
What you'll learn
- Configuring security inside the Active Directory domain, router, NAS (Network Attached Storage).
- Configuring L2TP/IPsec, PPTP, OpenVPN VPNs and redirecting ports on router and inside Windows systems.
- Configuring and managing Active Directory, GPOs, Remote Desktop Services, VLANs
- Managing network devices like NAS, serwers, routers, printers, MFP.
- Creating backup batch scripts for Windows, and Bash scripts for Synology NAS.
- Backup servers, system states, folders and files and restoring them using Synology backup tools, System tools, and scripts. Bare metal recovery.
- Simple moving users data between workgroup and domain accounts. After Active Directory domain join.
- Using tools for restoring forgotten passwords from emails, scanning network and devices.
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Course content
6 sections • 50 lectures • 4h 16m total length
Requirements
- Basic computer knowledge.
Description
Learn skills that you will need if you want to work as an IT Helpdesk or Administrator. Secure your network, Automate Tasks, be ready for Data Recovery, allow your users to work remotely, solve typical network problems. And sleep well :)
This course is based on my 15 years of experience in the IT world. You can be sure that problems that you will find on this course you will also find on your IT route. Of course, there is only one condition you need to work as a Helpdesk or Administrator.
In these jobs, the time is very precious, and you must believe me: "The more knowledge you will gain, the faster you will fix the problem, the less stress you will get".
Devices used on this course may be different from those that you will face in your company, but their work is similar. On this course, we based on Cisco SG200 Series Smart Switch, Synology NAS and Draytek router models, but for example: Asus, Linksys etc. routers are very similar. NAS devices are also not that different from each other.
Issues related to security are the same. There is a need to block attacked accounts, use strong passwords, give users only those privileges that they need to do their jobs and nothing more. Popular Attacks use similar vectors, and it's good to know what to do to make hackers' life a little bit harder.
If you aren't going to make copies inside your company, that will mean that you are really a "tough girl" or "tough guy". But if you ever change your mind, you can find some proven methods for backup inside this course.
Who this course is for:
- For everyone who wants to learn solutions to problems they can face in company computer networks. Administrators, helpdesk employees and anyone interested in this topic.