Microsoft Server

Course Description

The Microsoft Server course at Balaji Computer is designed to teach students how to set up, manage, and secure Windows Server systems. This course is ideal for beginners interested in IT and systems administration, as it covers the essential skills needed to work with Microsoft Server environments. Students begin with an Introduction to Microsoft Server to understand what a server is and why it’s important in network management. They’ll learn the basics of server hardware and software, including how servers store and manage data for organizations and handle user requests. This helps students understand the role of servers in business operations. Next, they will learn about Installing and Configuring Windows Server. Students will be guided step-by-step on installing the Windows Server operating system and configuring settings to match different needs. They will explore tools for managing resources and services, such as file and print services, making them essential for workplace environments. In the User and Group Management module, students learn how to set up user accounts and organize them into groups for better control and security. This includes assigning permissions, which is key to ensuring that only authorized individuals can access sensitive information. The course also covers Network and Data Security. Here, students learn how to secure data and networks through firewalls, access controls, and encryption, keeping systems safe from unauthorized access. Server Maintenance and Troubleshooting is another essential part of the course. Students will learn to monitor system performance, back up data, and resolve common server issues effectively. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the practical skills to set up, manage, and maintain Microsoft Server environments. This course lays a strong foundation for those interested in systems administration or IT support roles. Balaji Computer ensures hands-on practice, helping students gain the confidence they need to work with Microsoft Server technology in real-world settings.