Join Ed Liberman for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Networking Foundations: Servers.
- [Ed] I hope you've enjoyed finding out…about server administration,…as much as I've enjoyed explaining it to you.…And in case you're interested,…we've got a whole bunch of other server courses,…and in fact, I myself have even created…a bunch of courses specifically to Windows Server,…which can also help you to advance your skills…in server administration.…See you next time.…
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Author
Ed Liberman
Released
9/22/2016
Servers are the heavy lifters of IT. They power the Internet, email, enterprise-level applications, databases, local networks, and more. While most users have a superficial understanding of servers, system administrators and IT pros must know them intimately. You must be prepared to configure, deploy, and maintain a variety of servers—with high availability and scalability. This course covers the fundamentals of servers, including popular server operating systems such as Windows Server and Linux. It's designed for the entry-level IT student who needs a basic understanding of server architecture, user administration, virtualization, storage, security, networking, and disaster recovery. Author Ed Liberman, an IT consultant and trainer for over 20 years, also reviews troubleshooting theory and tools, so you can understand common problems that can arise with servers and how to solve them.
Topics include:
- Server components and server architecture
- Basic configuration
- Server roles
- Asset management
- Virtualization
- Server storage
- Server security
- Networking
- Backup and recovery
- Troubleshooting
Skill Level Beginner
2h 40m
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome32s
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What you should know1m 5s
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1. Server Architecture
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Server form factors6m 32s
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2. Server Administration
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Installation5m 16s
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Basic configuration8m 12s
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Server roles6m 46s
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Maintenance10m 56s
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Virtualization7m 16s
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3. Storage
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4. Security
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Physical security7m 39s
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Server hardening5m 42s
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Access control6m 17s
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5. Networking
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Basic IP configuration4m 26s
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Common ports and protocols4m 57s
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Network cabling6m 30s
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6. Disaster Recovery
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Planning5m 15s
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Backup techniques6m 51s
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7. Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting theory6m 48s
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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