In this project, you’ll set up a static website on AWS S3, configure domain DNS via Route 53 (or a third-party provider), and optionally integrate CloudFront for accelerated global delivery.
This hands-on approach showcases essential concepts of cloud hosting, DNS management, and content distribution—giving you a practical foundation to build even more advanced AWS solutions down the road.
Suggested Knowledge:
- Some familiarity with Web Development (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript)
- Basic understanding of Cloud Concepts
- Basic understanding of AWS services such as S3 and their purpose
In this project, you’ll configure BGP between two routers in separate autonomous systems, advertise local networks, and verify inter-AS connectivity.
This hands-on approach demonstrates core concepts of inter-domain routing, vital for understanding how the internet functions
Suggested Knowledge:
- Basic router configuration (CLI commands and interface setup)
- Solid understanding of IP addressing and subnetting
- Some knowledge of BGP principles (AS numbers, neighbor relationships)
- GNS3 downloaded with a Cisco C7200 (or similar) image
- At least an understanding of verifying routes and connectivity with ping command, traceroute, and show commands
Learn how to capture and analyze network traffic using Wireshark, a powerful packet analysis tool.
Suggested Knowledge:
- Basic understanding of network protocols such as TCP, UDP, HTTP/HTTPS, DNS, etc.
- A high-level comprehension of the OSI model.
- Medium-stong foundational understanding of general networking concepts.
- Wireshark application downloaded.
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In this project you'll use GNS3 to learn the process of setting up and deploying DHCP and DNS servers within a simulated network environment.
Suggested Knowledge:
- Familiarity with DHCP concepts: scopes, leases, reservations, and options
- Knowledge of DNS fundamentals: zones, resource records (A, PTR, CNAME, etc.), and zone transfers
- Basic understanding of IP networking (IP addressing, subnets, routing) and the OSI model
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This project covers setting up a file sharing and network storage solution for domain users.
You'll configure file servers, create shared folders with the right permissions, and integrate everything into a domain for easy access.
By the end, you'll know how to use protocols like SMB/CIFS or Samba, manage user/group permissions, and streamline data sharing in a domain environment.
Suggested Knowledge:
- Basic networking concepts
- File sharing protocols and File permissions
- Windows Server CLI
- Domain concepts
- User and group management