Network Administration school training courses in Colorado Springs, CO (public, in-house or online)

This course provides instruction on IBM AIX network administration and security. Students will be introduced to networking terminology and will learn how to administer the AIX TCP/IP network through lectures and hands-on exercises. Topics include an overview of network protocols, how to use the network commands, how to install and configure network hardware, and how to configure standard network services, including the network filesystem (NFS), Network Information System (NIS), Dynamic Host Conf...

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This course is the first of two courses that prepares system administrators to successfully configure, manage, and administer HP 9000 systems in a networked environment. Emphasis is on configuring file systems, peripherals, and user accounts, as well as managing and installing core OS and application software.

This program provides a strong foundation in both business and technology skills that are common in modern office settings. It combines basic business concepts, interpersonal communication, customer service skills, and standard applications instruction with technical skills in the area of hardware fundamentals, networking fundamentals, and operating systems. This curriculum provides students with the skills necessary to start their careers in information technology as network support personnel. ...

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This network security course delivers to students crucial information about mechanisms used to protect data from attack. These mechanisms address areas such as cryptography, access control and authentication. Students will gain an understanding of network asset threats and vulnerabilities.

Linux Network Administration covers the key areas of Linux network management, security, e-mail and domain servers. This course also teaches how to set-up Linux web servers as well as how to manage and maintain them.
This course includes electronic study guides for each level of instruction.