Windows Server Administration

1. Installation & Configuration: Setting up Windows Server OS on physical or virtual servers.
2. User & Group Management: Managing user accounts, groups, and permissions.
3. Active Directory Services: Configuring and managing Active Directory for authentication and directory services.
4. File & Print Services: Enabling file sharing and print services for network users.

Before learning Windows Server Administration, it's beneficial to have the following skills:

1. Basic IT Knowledge: Understanding of computer hardware, networks, and operating systems.
2. Windows Operating System: Familiarity with Windows OS and its basic functionalities.
3. Networking: Knowledge of networking concepts such as IP addressing, DNS, DHCP, and network protocols.
4. Active Directory: Understanding of Active Directory basics, including user accounts, groups, and permissions.

By learning Windows Server Administration, you gain the following skills:

1. Server Installation and Configuration: Ability to install and configure Windows Server operating systems.
2. User and Group Management: Proficiency in managing user accounts, groups, and permissions.
3. Active Directory Services: Understanding of Active Directory services for authentication, authorization, and directory services.
4. File and Print Services: Knowledge of setting up file sharing and print services.