This System and Network Administration (SNA) Lab course provides practical training in configuring and managing network and server environments. It is designed for students and beginners who want hands-on experience with system administration, server management, and networking technologies.

The course starts with an overview of the system and network administration roadmap and introduces the software tools required for lab environments. Learners explore virtualization technologies such as VMware and VirtualBox for creating and managing virtual servers.

A major focus of the course is server configuration in both Linux and Windows environments. Students learn how to install and configure Windows Server, set up Active Directory, and manage server roles for enterprise networks.

Networking labs include WAN configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer, DHCP setup, and FTP server configuration. These practical exercises help learners understand how network services are deployed and managed in real-world IT infrastructures.

The course also includes viva questions and troubleshooting discussions to reinforce understanding of core administration concepts.

By the end of this course, learners will gain practical skills in server deployment, network configuration, virtualization, and system administration. This knowledge is essential for careers in IT support, network administration, cybersecurity, and infrastructure management.