SharePoint 2016 can be used for powerful document and records management. Discover how to deploy and use SharePoint tools for enterprise content management (ECM).

In order to keep your SharePoint farm running smoothly, you will need to be proactive and reactive, ensuring that your system can handle its workload. Discover how to monitor and tune the SharePoint infrastructure.

In order to keep your SharePoint farm running smoothly, you will need to be proactive and reactive, resolving issues that will inevitably arise. Discover how to analyze and troubleshoot SharePoint.

There are a number of essential services that are configured on most Linux servers and clients. Here we examine how to configure four of these services: system time, system logging, Mail Transfer Agents, and CUPS for printing.

The predominant technology that fuels network connections is Ethernet. Switching is the process of sending networking signals to the right destination. In this course you'll learn about the history of Ethernet, NIC and MAC addresses, and unicast, multicast, and broadcast addresses. Then you'll explore Ethernet standards and Ethernet frame structures, as well as Ethernet equipment. You'll learn about Ethernet connectors and performance issues associated with Ethernet communication. You'll learn about Ethernet switches and the benefits of switching. Then you'll explore switch functionality, connectivity issues surrounding switching, and spanning tree protocol. You'll go onto discover how to configure switches and the importance of port security. Finally, you'll learn about Power Over Ethernet (POE), port mirroring, and Virtual LANs (VLANs). This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).

Technically, the network interface layer of the TCP/IP model is not described in the family of protocols. But an IP packet cannot travel between devices without using physical media and protocols to access that media. In this course, you'll review how to identify physical layer connectivity options. You'll learn three types of MAC addresses and how to identify different Ethernet frame formats and modifications. You'll also explore the header fields of Ethernet and how they are used, as well as modifications of the Ethernet frame format. Finally, you'll learn about the use of protocol analyzers. In order for internetworking to work, there has to be a way to distinguish which network a device belongs to. This is accomplished with a form of addressing called logical addressing, which is presented by an IP address. In this course, you'll also learn the evolution of IP addressing from classical addressing through class-less addressing. You'll examine how network masking operates. Finally, you'll explore network address translation and the value of variable length subnet masking. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).

IPv6 is here to stay and will eventually replace IPv4. Develop a solid foundation around IPv6 by exploring IPv6 addresses and how they can be allocated in network environments.