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آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA

دوره آموزشیMCSA ، یکی دوره های شرکت مایکروسافت در زمینه شبکه های کامپیوتری است. دانشپذیران پس از اتمام این دوره می توانند در آزمون شرکت مایکروسافت شرکت و مدرک بین المللی دریافت کنند.

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آشنایی با سیستم عامل ویندوز و توانایی استفاده از اینترنت در حد ICDL

در دوره آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA موارد زیر را فرا خواهید گرفت:

	Key Knowledge Areas
Introduction	Overview of networking Overview of workgroup Overview of domain Overview of client Overview of server
Protocols and ports	Overview of Protocols and ports Overview of Protocol types Overview of SSH Overview of DNS Overview of SMTP Overview of FTP Overview of TFTP Overview of TELNET Overview of SSH Overview of DHCP Overview of HTTP Overview of HTTPS Overview of SNMP Overview of RDP Overview of NTP Overview of SIP Overview of SMB Overview of POP3 Overview of IMAP4 Overview of ICMP Overview of UDP Overview of TCP Overview of IP Overview of HTTPS Overview of HTTP Overview of Connection-oriented vs. connectionless Overview of port number classification
Devices, Applications, Protocols, and Services at Each OSI Layers	Overview of OSI model Overview of Layer 7 Overview of Layer 6 Overview of Layer 5 Overview of Layer 4 Overview of Layer 3 Overview of Layer 2 Overview of Layer 1
Devices, Applications, Protocols, and Services at Each TCP/IP Layers	Overview of TCP/IP model Overview of Layer 1 Overview of Layer 2 Overview of Layer 3 Overview of Layer 4 / 5
Concepts and Characteristics of Routing and Switching	Overview of network traffic Overview of Broadcast domains Overview of CSMA/CD Overview of CSMA/CA Overview of Collision domains Overview of Protocol data units Overview of MTU Overview of Broadcast Overview of Multicast Overview of Unicast Overview of Segmentation and interface properties Overview of ARP table Overview of Routing Overview of Routing protocols Overview of Distance-vector routing protocols Overview of Link-state routing protocols Overview of Routing types Overview of Static Overview of Dynamic Overview of QoS Overview of NAT/PAT
Internet Protocol Addressing	Overview of NIC Overview of MAC address Overview of Private vs. public Overview of Loopback and Apipa Overview of Default gateway Overview of Subnet mask Overview of Subnetting Overview of Supernetting Overview of Classes A, B, C, D, and E Overview of CIDR Overview of Address assignments Overview of DHCP Overview of APIPA Overview of Loopback
Compare and Contrast the Characteristics of Network Topologies, Types and Technologies	Overview of Wired topologies Overview of Logical vs. physical Overview of Star Overview of Mesh Overview of Bus Overview of Tree Overview of Hybrid Overview of Ring Overview of Wireless topologies Overview of Ad hoc Overview of Infrastructure Overview of LAN Overview of WLAN Overview of MAN Overview of WAN Overview of CAN Overview of SAN Overview of PAN Overview of 802.11
Wireless Technologies and Configurations	Overview of 802.11 standards: a b g n ac Overview of Frequencies: 2.4 GHz 5.0 GHz Overview of Speed and distance requirements Overview of Channel bandwidth Overview of Unidirectional/omnidirectional
Cabling	Overview of Media types Overview of Copper Overview of UTP Overview of STP Overview of Coaxial Overview of Fiber Overview of Single-mode Overview of Multimode Connector types Overview of Copper Overview of RJ-45 Overview of RJ-11 Overview of BNC Overview of F-type Overview of Fiber Overview of LC Overview of ST Overview of SC Overview of MTRJ Overview of Transceivers Overview of SFP Overview of SFP+ Overview of QSFP Overview of Characteristics of fiber transceivers Overview of Half Duplex Overview of Full Duplex Overview of Single mode Overview of Multiple mode Overview of Patch panel Overview of Copper cable standards Overview of Cat 3 Overview of Cat 5 Overview of Cat 5e Overview of Cat 6 Overview of Cat 6a Overview of Cat 7 Overview of RG-6 Overview of RG-59 Overview of Copper termination standards Overview of TIA/EIA 568a Overview of TIA/EIA 568b Overview of Crossover Overview of Straight-through Overview of Ethernet deployment standards Overview of 100BASE-T Overview of 1000BASE-T Overview of 1000BASE-LX Overview of 1000BASE-SX Overview of 10GBASE-T
Appropriate placement of Networking devices on a network.	Firewall Router Switch Hub Bridge Wireless access point
Networking Attacks	Overview of DoS Overview of DDoS Overview of Social engineering Overview of Rogue access point Overview of Phishing Overview of Ransomware ü Overview of Wireless DE authentication Overview of Brute force Overview of Man-in-the-middle Overview of Exploits and vulnerabilities
Configuration and Commands	Configuring and managing NIC by GUI Configuring and managing NIC by Command Configuring Networking between devices ping ipconfig ipconfig /all ARP getmac nslookup pathping tracert Overview and installing cisco packet tracer Capturing frames Overview of Ethernet frame Basic configuration of Router (CLI) Basic configuration of Switch (CLI) Overview of Dynamic Routing Overview of Static Routing Overview of Autonomous System, EGP and BGP Configuring Static Route
Virtualization	Overview of Virtualization Installing VMWare Workstation Configuring and Managing VMWare Workstation Creating Virtual Machines Configuring Virtual Machines Managing Virtual Machines Configuring VMWare Workstation Storage Configuring VMWare Workstation Networking Advance Settings of VMWare Workstation
Installing Windows 11	Overview of Windows 11 and Workgroup Navigating the User Interface Comparing Different Versions and Architectures Overview of Different Types of Installation Overview of Sysprep and OOBE Using Sysprep to Change SID Installing Windows 11 Basic Configuration Upgrading to Windows 11 Using Hiren and Reseting Password
Users, Groups and Profile	Overview of User and Built in Groups Common Configuration Options Managing User Accounts Managing Groups Managing Users and Groups by Commands Creating Mass User Creation Overview of Different Types of Profile Managing Local Profile
Network Connectivity	Overview of Networking Configuring IP Network Connectivity Configuring Networking and Virtual Switch
Storage	Overview of Different Types of Storage Overview of Different Types of File System Overview of Different Types of RAIDS Managing Disks Overview of MBR and GPT Creating Basic Partitions, Primaty, Extended and Logical Creating Dynamic Volumes, Simple, Spanned, Striped and Mirror Creating Virtual Hard Disks Managing Partitions and Volumes Managing Disks, Partitions and Volumes by Command File Systems and Allocation Unit Size Creating and Managing Storage Spaces and Pools Overview of Redundancy in Storage Spaces Managing 1 Way and 2 Way Mirror Managing RAID 5 Advance Settings of Storage Creating Bootable USB by CMD Creating Bootable USB by Rufus
Managing Files and Printers	Overview of File and Printers Configuring and Managing Printers Configuring and Managing File Access Configuring and Managing Shared Folders Configuring and Managing Offline File Configuring and Managing Map Networtk Drive Overview of Administrative Shares Creating Hidden Share Disabling Administrative Shares by Registry
Implementing Group Policy	Overview of Local Group Policy Managing Local Group Policy Configuring and Managing Password Policies Configuring and Managing Account Lockout Policies Configuring and Managing Audit Policies Configuring and Managing User Right Assignments Configuring and Managing Security Options Configuring and Managing Application Control Policies Configuring and Managing Administrative templates Sub Policies
Managing Apps in Windows 11	Overview of Providing Apps to Users Windows Store Web Browsers
BIOS	Overview of Power on Self-Test Overview of UEFI Overview of Legacy Traditional
Security	Overview of Data-Related Security Threats and Access Control List (ACL) Overview of Device Security Overview of Using Security Settings to Mitigate Threats Managing NTFS Permissions Managing Share Permissions Securing Data with Encryption File System (EFS) Implementing and Managing BitLocker Managing User Account Control Overview of Network-Related Security Threats Configuring and Managing Windows Firewall Configuring and Managing Connection Security Rules Configuring and Managing Windows Defender
Troubleshooting and Recovery	Overview of Devices and Drivers System Image Backup Recovering Files and Images Restore Point File History Previous Version Tab
Remote Desktop	Overview of Remote Desktop Configuring and Managing Remote Desktop Configuring and Managing Remote Desktop Assistance Advance Settings of Remote Desktop Overview of Team Viewr and Anydesk Changing RDP Port by Registry
Virtualization	Overview of Virtualization Installing VMWare Workstation Configuring and Managing VMWare Workstation Creating Virtual Machines Configuring Virtual Machines Managing Virtual Machines Configuring and Managing VMWare Workstation Storage Configuring VMWare Workstation Networking Advance Settings VMWare Workstation
Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating servers and workloads	Introducing Windows Server Preparing for Upgrades Upgrading Windows Server Managing Windows Server Overview of Windows Server Dashboard Overview of Roles and Features
Active Directory	Overview of Domain Installing Active Directory Domain Services Creating and Configuring Forest and Domain Controller Overview of Active Directory Users and Computers Managing Active Directory Container Implementing and Managing OUs in Active Directory Creating and Managing User Accounts in Active Directory Creating and Managing Groups in Active Directory Managing Computer Accounts in Active Directory Managing Users by User Template Configuring and Managing Additional Domain Controllers Overview of Install from Media Configuring Additional Domain Controllers by IFM Configuring and Managing Read-Only Domain Controllers Configuring Pre-Stage or Pre-Created Read-Only Domain Controllers Performing Bulk Active Directory Operations Demoting DC and Removing Metadata Joining Computers to Domain by Using GUI Joining Computers to Domain by Using PowerShell and CMD Using Offline Join Introducing PowerShell in Active Directory Configuring and Managing Active Directory by CMD Configuring and Managing Active Directory by PowerShell Advance Settings of Active Directory Troubleshooting Active Directory Installations Overview of Kerberos Overview of NTLM Overview of LDAP Overview of Mass User Creation Creating Multiple Users by CSVDE and LDIFDE Redirect Users and Computers to a Specific OU
Profile	Overview of profile Configuring and Managing Roaming Profile Configuring and Managing Mandatory Profile
Group Policy	Overview of Domain Group Policy Overview of Group Policy Storage, Linking, Hierarchy Creating and configuring GPOs administering GPOs Managing Group Policy Tabs, Inheritance, Starter GPO, Copy GPO Configuring and Managing WMI Filtering and Queries Configuring and Managing Password Policy, Lockout Policy Configuring and Managing Password Setting Object (PSO) Configuring and Managing Kerberos and Audit Policy Configuring and Managing User Right Assignment and Delegation Configuring and Managing Security Options Configuring and Managing Restricted Group, System Service Configuring and Managing Firewall, App Locker Configuring and Managing Software Installation Overview of Policies for Group Policy Configuring and Managing Loopback Processing, Replace and Merge Implementing Administrative Templates Configuring and Managing Group Policy Preferences Planning Group Policy Configuring and Managing Group Policy Modeling Configuring and Managing Group Policy Results Backup and Restore GPOs
Backup and Recovery	Overview of Backup and Restore in Windows server Overview of Active Directory Backup and Restore in Windows server Creating Active Directory Full and System State Backup Overview of Authoritative and Non-Authoritative Recovery Creating, Managing and Restoring Active Directory Snapshot Managing and Restoring Recycle Bin in Active Directory Changing DSRM Password Using Tombstone for Recovery Overview of Incremental and Decremental Backup Overview of Third-Party Backup Tools
Monitoring	Overview of Windows Server 2022 Monitoring Tools Using Performance Monitor Monitoring Event Logs Establishing a Performance Baseline Identifying the Source of a Performance Problem Viewing and Configuring Centralized Event Logs
Dynamic Access Control (DAC) and NIC Teaming	Overview of Dynamic Access Control Configuring and Managing DAC Overview of NIC Teaming Configuring and Managing NIC Teaming Overview of Teaming Modes Overview of load Balancing Configuring and Managing NIC Teaming
Internet Information Services (IIS)	Overview of Internet Information Services (IIS) Creating and Managing Web Site in IIS Creating and Managing Ftp Site in IIS Overview of Authentication methods Configuration Authentication and Authorization Creating and Managing Virtual Directory Managing Limits Creating HTTPS Site with Self-Sign Certificate
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)	Overview of the DHCP Role Service Planning a DHCP Server Implementation Installing and Configuring DHCP Server Validating the DHCP Server Implementation Creating and Managing Scopes and Options Creating and Managing Super Scope Creating and Managing Multicast Scope Creating and Managing Split Scope Creating and Managing Failover by Built in DHCP Failover Creating and Managing DHCP Policies Managing DHCP by Commands Overview of DHCP and BOOTP Overview of Time 1 and Time 2 Overview of Lease Duration Monitoring DHCP Advance Settings of DHCP
Domain Name Service (DNS)	Overview of NetBIOS Name Overview of Fully Qualify Domain Name Overview of DNS and WINS Servers Planning DNS Name Resolution Implementing DNS servers Overview of Standard and Active Directory Integrated Zones Overview of Forward Look up Zone Overview of Revers Lookup Zone Configuring and Managing Primary Zone Creating and Managing Secondary Zone Creating and Managing Stub Zone Overview of Records Managing A, AAAA, CNAME, PTR, MX and SRV Records Managing DNS Zone Tabs Managing DNS Server Tabs Managing Advanced DNS Settings Configuring and Managing Scopes Overview of Recursive and Iterative Configuring and Managing Caching Only DNS Server Configuring and Managing Root DNS Server Configuring and Managing DNS Delegation Configuring and Managing DNS Policies Configuring and Managing Global Name Zone Configuring and Managing Forwarder and Conditional Forwarder Configuring and Managing Advance Round Robin by PowerShell and Policies Overview of DNS Threats and Mitigations Securing DNS Server Troubleshooting DNS Advance Settings of Domain Name Service
Internet Protocol Address Management (IPAM)	Overview of IPAM Deploying IPAM Installing and Configuring IPAM Server Managing IP Address Spaces and Blocks by Using IPAM Managing DHCP Servers by Using IPAM Managing DNS Servers by Using IPAM Advance Settings of Internet Protocol Address Management
Routing and Remote Access Server (RRAS)	Overview of Routing and Remote Access in Windows Server Overview of Static and Dynamic Network Address Translation (NAT) Overview of Port Address Translation (PAT) Implementing NAT Overview of Static Routing Overview of Dynamic Routing Configuring and Managing Server as a Router Configuring Static Route Configuring Dynamic Routing Protocol Overview of Virtual Private Network (VPN) Overview of VPN Tunneling Protocols Overview of VPN Authentication Protocols Configuring and Managing VPN Remote Access Configuring and Managing VPN Site to Site Configuring and Managing DHCP Relay Agent Configuring and Managing Basic Firewall by RRAS Advance Settings of Routing and Remote Access Server
File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)	Overview of Disk Quota Configuring and Managing Disk Quota Overview of File Server Resource Manager (FSRM) Configuring and Managing Folder Quota Configuring and Managing a File screening to a Volume or Folder Configuring and Managing Storage Reports Management Managing Quota and File Screening Templates Advance Settings of File Server Resource Manager
Distributed File System (DFS) and DFS-Replication	Overview of Distributed File System (DFS) Configuring and Managing DFS Namespaces Overview of Distributed File System Replication Configuring and Managing DFS Replication Managing DFS Replication Groups Configuring Advance Tabs of DFS
Server Core	Overview of Server Core Installing Server Core Managing Server Core Configuring Server Core Using CMD and PowerShell to Configure Server Core Using Remote Access to Configure Server Core Installing Active Directory on a Server Core Configuring and Managing Server Core as a Domain Controller Configuring and Managing Server Core as an Additional Domain Controller Configuring and Managing Server Core as a Read Only Domain Controller
Service Account	Overview of Service Account Managing Service Accounts Creating and Managing Standalone Managed Service Account (sMSA) Creating and Managing Group Managed Service Account (gMSA) Creating and Managing Virtual Group Service Account
IPv4 and IPv6	Overview of IPv4 and IPv6 Overview IPv6 Subnetting Superneting
Active Directory Domain and Trust (ADDT)	Overview of Root Tree Domains and Child Domains Configuring and Managing Child Domain Controllers Configuring and Managing Root Tree Domain Controllers in the Same Forest Overview of Forest, External, Realm, Parent-Child, Root Tree Domain and Shortcut Trusts Configuring and Managing Forest, External, Realm, and Shortcut Trusts Configuring and Managing Forest-Wide Authentication and Selective authorization Configuring and Managing SID Filtering Configuring and Managing Name Suffix Routing Advance Settings of Active Directory Domain and Trust
Active Directory Site and service (ADSS)	Overview of Active Directory Domain Controllers Replication Configuring and Managing Active Directory Sites Configuring and Managing Active Directory Subnets Configuring and Managing Site Links Overview of Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) Configuring and Managing Replication Topology Overview of Active Directory Partitions Configuring and Managing AD DS Intra-Site Replication Configuring and Managing AD DS Inter-Site Replication Creating and Managing Site Link Bridges Manage Registration of SRV Records Managing Replication by Command Monitoring and Troubleshooting ADDS Replication Advance Settings of Active Directory Site and service
Active Directory Certificate Service (ADCS)	Overview of Encryption Overview of Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption Overview of Certificate and Digital Signature Overview of ADCS Role Service Choosing between a standalone and an enterprise CA Choosing between a root and a subordinate CA Overview of different role Service of ADCS Installing and Configuring Certificate Authority Configuring and Managing Online Root and Subordinate CAs Installing and Configuring Offline Root and Subordinate CAs Configuring and Managing Certificate Templates Enrolling Certificate Manually Auto Enrolling Certificate by GPO Installing and Configuring CA Web Enrollment Role Service Enrolling Certificate by using CA Web Enrollment Exporting and Importing Certificates Using Internal CA for Publishing a HTTPS Web Site Configuring and Managing CRL and CDP Configuring and Managing and manage key archival and recovery Installing and Configuring Online Responder Role Service Managing Online Responder Configuring CA Backup and Recovery Troubleshooting and Maintaining CAs Advance Settings of Active Directory Certificate Service
Active Directory Rights Management Services (ADRMS)	Overview of ADRMS Installing ADRMS Configuring and Managing ADRMS Configuring and Managing Rights Policy Templates Configuring and Managing Exclusion Policies Configuring and Managing Security Policies ADRMS Backup and Restore Configuring Client Side to Use ADRMS Using ADRMS on Clients to Protect Data Advance Settings of Active Directory Rights Management Services
Advance Active Directory Configuration	Overview of Active Directory Defragmentation Configuring Offline Active Directory Defragmentation Changing Directory Restore Mode Password Changing Source of Windows server Roles and Feature
Storage and Share	Overview of SMB and NFS Configuring and Managing Share Folders Planning Storage Requirements Configuring and Managing iSCSI Target Server Overview of Storage Replica Configuring and Managing Storage Replica Overview of Data Deduplication Configuring and Managing Data Deduplication
Failover Clustering	Overview of Failover Cluster Planning a Failover Cluster Configuring and Managing Failover Cluster Configuring and Managing Cluster Networking Configuring and Managing Cluster Storage Configuring and optimizing Clustered Shared Volumes (CSVs) Configuring and Managing Quorum Configuring and Managing Failover Cluster for DHCP Configuring and Managing Failover Cluster for File Server Verifying High Availability Maintaining and Troubleshooting Failover Cluster Advance Settings of Failover Cluster
Network Load Balancing (NLB)	Overview of NLB Configuring NLB Cluster Planning NLB Implementation Configuring and Managing the NLB Cluster Managing Cluster Operation Modes Managing Cluster Filtering Modes Validating High Availability for NLB Cluster
Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) and Functional Levels	Overview of Flexible Single Master Operations Managing Domain Naming and Schema Operation Master Roles Managing RID, PDC and Infrastructure Operation Master Roles Transferring Operation Master Roles (GUI) Transferring Operation Master Roles (Command) Seizing Operation Master Roles Overview of Domain and Forest Functional Level Managing Domain Functional Level Managing Forest Functional Level
Nested Groups and Renaming Domain Controller Name	Overview of Active Directory Nested Groups Managing Universal, Global and Local Groups Managing Security and Distribution Groups Overview of Renaming Domain Controller Name Renaming Domain Controller Name
Windows Deployment Service WDS	Overview of Windows Deployment Service Configuring and Managing Windows Deployment Service Installing OS by WDS
IPSec	Overview of IPSec Overview of Man in the Middle Attack Overview of Microsoft Network Monitor and Wireshark Securing FTP connection by Using IPSec
Print Server	Overview of Windows printer deployments Overview of Printer Permissions Configuring and Managing Printer Overview of Spooling and Advance Tab Options Overview of Printer Pooling Configuring Printer Pooling

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داراب حمیدی – 19th اکتبر, 2024

جلسات کلاس رکورد میشوند ؟
آیا دسترسی به منابع آموزشی پس از اتمام دوره همچنان ممکن است؟
- مجتمع فنی تهران – نمایندگی گیلان – 23rd اکتبر, 2024
  
  سلام
  تمام جلسات بصورت ویدئویی رکورد می شوند و در اختیار دانشپذیران قرار می گیرند.
امتیاز 5 از 5

مهسا تاج پور – 19th اکتبر, 2024

آیا دوره شامل آزمون‌ها و ارزیابی‌های میان‌دوره‌ای است؟
نحوه ارزیابی پایان دوره چگونه است؟ (مثلاً آزمون کتبی، پروژه عملی یا ارائه) ؟
امتیاز 5 از 5

فرهاد خدادادی – 19th اکتبر, 2024

برای این دوره‌ چه مدت زمان مطالعه و تمرین خارج از کلاس لازم است؟
امتیاز 5 از 5

جمال عزیزی – 19th اکتبر, 2024

پس از گذراندن دوره‌های Network+ ، MCSA چه فرصت‌های شغلی در دسترس خواهند بود؟
- مجتمع فنی تهران – واحد رشت – 20th اکتبر, 2024
  
  پس از گذراندن دوره‌های Network+ ، MCSA می توانید به عنوان ادمین شبکه های مایکروسافت مشغول به کار شوید.
- مجتمع فنی تهران – نمایندگی گیلان – 23rd اکتبر, 2024
  
  پس از گذراندن دوره‌های Network+ و MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate)، فرصت‌های شغلی خوبی در حوزه شبکه‌های کامپیوتری و مدیریت سیستم‌های ویندوزی به دست خواهید آورد. هر یک از این دوره‌ها مهارت‌هایی کلیدی را به شما آموزش می‌دهند که در مشاغل مختلف IT کاربرد دارد. بیایید بررسی کنیم چه فرصت‌های شغلی پس از هر یک از این دوره‌ها در دسترس شماست:
  1. فرصت‌های شغلی پس از گذراندن دوره Network+
  دوره CompTIA Network+ شما را برای شغل‌های مبتدی در زمینه شبکه آماده می‌کند. این دوره به شما مبانی شبکه، پروتکل‌های مختلف، مسیریابی (Routing) و سوئیچینگ (Switching)، و رفع مشکلات شبکه را آموزش می‌دهد.
  فرصت‌های شغلی:
  تکنسین شبکه (Network Technician): شما مسئول پشتیبانی از شبکه‌های کامپیوتری در سازمان‌ها و رفع مشکلات شبکه‌ای هستید. همچنین ممکن است تنظیمات ساده‌ای مثل نصب روترها و سوئیچ‌ها را انجام دهید.
  پشتیبانی فنی (Help Desk Technician): در این نقش، شما به کاربران کمک می‌کنید تا مشکلات مرتبط با شبکه را حل کنند، مثل اتصال به اینترنت، ارتباطات داخلی، و مشکلات نرم‌افزاری مرتبط با شبکه.
  تکنسین IT (IT Support Technician): نقش شما شامل پشتیبانی و نگهداری از شبکه‌های کامپیوتری و همچنین سیستم‌های مرتبط با شبکه در سازمان خواهد بود.
  2. فرصت‌های شغلی پس از گذراندن دوره MCSA
  دوره MCSA شما را برای کار در محیط‌های ویندوزی آماده می‌کند و تمرکز آن بر روی مدیریت سرورهای ویندوز، پشتیبانی سیستم‌های ویندوزی، و خدمات ابری است. دوره MCSA بیشتر در زمینه مدیریت و پشتیبانی سیستم‌های مایکروسافتی، مثل Windows Server و Microsoft Azure، مفید است.
  فرصت‌های شغلی:
  مدیر سیستم (System Administrator): شما مسئول نصب، پیکربندی، و نگهداری سیستم‌های ویندوزی، به‌ویژه سرورهای Windows Server، هستید. همچنین مدیریت کاربرها، امنیت، و بهینه‌سازی سیستم‌ها از جمله وظایف شما خواهد بود.
  مهندس خدمات ابری (Cloud Services Engineer): با تمرکز MCSA روی خدمات ابری، شما می‌تونید در نقش یک مهندس ابری فعالیت کنید و سرویس‌های مایکروسافت Azure یا دیگر خدمات ابری رو مدیریت و پیاده‌سازی کنید.
  مدیر شبکه ویندوزی (Windows Network Administrator): مسئول مدیریت و پیکربندی شبکه‌های ویندوزی، ارتباط بین کاربران، و زیرساخت‌های شبکه مبتنی بر ویندوز.
  کارشناس امنیت سیستم‌های ویندوزی (Windows Security Administrator): در این نقش شما به بهبود امنیت سیستم‌های ویندوزی و شبکه‌های متصل به آن کمک می‌کنید و سیاست‌های امنیتی را پیاده‌سازی و اجرا می‌کنید.
امتیاز 5 از 5

زهرا برزگر – 19th اکتبر, 2024

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- مجتمع فنی تهران – واحد رشت – 20th اکتبر, 2024
  
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آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA

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آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA

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در دوره آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA موارد زیر را فرا خواهید گرفت:

آموزش شبکه های کامپیوتری Network+

آموزش VMware vSphere Install,Configure,Manage (ICM) V8

MTCNA آموزش مهندسی شبکه MikroTik

آموزش سیسکو CCNA 200-301

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آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA

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آموزش مهندسی شبکه مایکروسافت MCSA

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