This System and Network Administration Lab course provides practical, hands-on training in managing and configuring real-world IT infrastructure. It is designed for learners who want to build technical skills in system administration, networking, and server management.

The course begins with foundational setup, including installation of essential software and virtualization tools such as VMware and VirtualBox. Learners are guided through installing Windows Server and preparing lab environments for practice-based learning.

A major focus of the course is Linux server configuration, where students learn how to set up and manage servers in a Linux environment. It also covers key networking services such as DHCP configuration, FTP server setup, and WAN configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer.

In addition, the course introduces Windows Server administration, including Active Directory setup and basic domain management, which are essential skills for enterprise environments.

Learners will also gain exposure to system and network administration concepts through roadmap guidance and viva-style questions, helping them prepare for exams and interviews.

By the end of this course, participants will have practical experience in configuring servers, managing network services, and understanding core system administration tasks used in IT infrastructure environments.