PC Networking and Administration Training Philippines

PC Networking & Windows Administration

PC Networking and Administration Training

Learn how to design, build, configure, secure, and troubleshoot local area networks, wired and wireless connections, TCP/IP settings, Windows Server, DNS, DHCP, Active Directory, Group Policy, and Hyper-V.

Duration: 5 days / 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM / 30 hours

Course Highlights

  • ✅ LAN design, setup, and configuration
  • ✅ Wired and wireless network installation
  • ✅ TCP/IP, subnetting, and troubleshooting
  • ✅ Windows Server 2019 administration
  • ✅ DNS, DHCP, Active Directory, and Group Policy
  • ✅ TESDA CSS NC II career path support

Training Mode

Face-to-Face / Live Online / 1-on-1

Course Level

Beginner to Intermediate

Skills Covered

LAN / Wireless / Server Admin

Best For

Network Staff / IT Support

About This PC Networking Course

CNCTC’s PC Networking and Administration training is a practical course for students who want to learn how to plan, build, configure, manage, and troubleshoot computer networks.

The training starts from the fundamentals of Local Area Networks, network devices, cabling, TCP/IP, IP addressing, router configuration, and wireless setup, then moves into Windows Server 2019 administration.

Students will also learn key network administration skills including DNS, DHCP, Active Directory, file sharing, permissions, organizational units, Group Policy, and Hyper-V virtualization.

Training Options

  • 5-day instructor-led classroom training
  • Hands-on LAN, cabling, wireless, and server administration activities
  • TESDA registered training center
  • Flexible weekday and weekend batches
  • Training handled by experienced technical instructors
  • Recommended for technical support and networking career paths

  • Instructor-led live online classroom training
  • Webex virtual class for near-classroom learning experience
  • Remote lab PC access for hands-on activities
  • Integrated courseware and practice support
  • Step-by-step guide for lab activities
  • E-learning access for pre-course and post-training support

  • Personalized training with focused instructor attention
  • Best for students who want faster learning and guided practice
  • Hands-on networking activities based on your learning pace
  • Guaranteed training start based on agreed schedule

What You’ll Learn

  • Identify and configure computer network devices
  • Understand LAN, MAN, WAN, and network standards
  • Implement IPv4 and IPv6 protocols
  • Configure network settings and TCP/IP
  • Set up wired and wireless networks
  • Perform network cabling and cable testing
  • Crimp straight-through and crossover cables
  • Configure internet sharing using routers
  • Secure and administer computer networks
  • Troubleshoot common network errors
  • Install and configure Windows Server 2019
  • Configure DNS and DHCP services
  • Deploy and manage Active Directory
  • Configure file sharing and permissions
  • Create OUs and manage Group Policy
  • Install and configure Hyper-V virtualization

Who Should Attend?

This PC Networking and Administration course is ideal for learners who want to start or improve their career in computer networking and IT support.

  • Entry-level networking students
  • IT support beginners
  • Computer technicians
  • Junior network staff
  • Students preparing for TESDA CSS NC II skills
  • Anyone who wants to install and support computer networks

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of computer hardware and computer operation is recommended before taking this course.

Career Objectives

After completing this course, students may qualify for roles such as junior network staff, technical support staff, network support staff, or network administrator.

PC Networking Course Outline

  • Defining Local Area Networks and common networking applications
  • Understanding LAN, MAN, WAN, workgroup computing, and resource sharing
  • Network standards, operating systems, client operating systems, and network adapters
  • Installing client networking components, adapters, TCP/IP, and file sharing
  • Setting workgroup names, computer names, and solving network connection problems
  • TCP/IP overview, static and dynamic IP addresses, IP classes, subnet masks, and subnetting
  • Using network utilities such as ping, tracert, ipconfig, arp, and nbtstat
  • Internet connection setup, DSL/cable router configuration, DHCP, and internet sharing
  • LAN requirements, network topology, cabling, cable testing, and post-installation checks
  • Wireless access point setup, wireless connection configuration, and common wireless errors
  • Troubleshooting common network problems such as IP conflicts, no internet, slow network speed, printer share errors, and inaccessible local files

  • Windows Server 2019 features, advantages, planning, installation, and server roles
  • Storage management, disk initialization, basic and dynamic disks, and Storage Spaces
  • DNS concepts, DNS installation, zones, forwarding, and manual DNS record creation
  • DHCP installation, Active Directory authorization, scopes, reservations, exclusions, and IPv4/IPv6 scope settings
  • Active Directory prerequisites, installation, deployment, verification, and DNS integration
  • File server configuration, shared folders, permissions, disk quotas, and object availability
  • Organizational Units, OU planning, delegation, management, and Group Policy application
  • Group Policy Objects, GPO creation, implementation, and management
  • Hyper-V installation, virtual hard disks, virtual machine configuration, and virtualization management

TESDA CSS NC II Career Path Support

This course supports practical networking skills useful for TESDA CSS NC II preparation and technical support career development.

Course Schedule

The PC Networking and Administration course runs for 5 days, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for a total of 30 training hours.

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PC Networking Training FAQs

It is a hands-on training course that teaches LAN setup, wired and wireless networking, TCP/IP configuration, cabling, network troubleshooting, and Windows Server administration.

Yes. Basic computer hardware knowledge is recommended, but the course starts with networking fundamentals before moving into server administration.

The course runs for 5 days, usually from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for a total of 30 training hours.

This course can help prepare students for junior network staff, network support, IT support, technical support, and network administrator roles.

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