Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Linux
Cumulus
Move files into and out of a self-hosted, S3-compatible private cloud storage service.
- Virtualization and Cloud Computing
- Linux
Grading rubric included
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Security
Windows
Lock and Key
Diagnose file and folder access control issues.
- Security
- Windows
Grading rubric included
Explore moduleNetworking
Windows
Mountain View
A very strange network problem prevents googling
- Networking
- ITS
- Windows
Grading rubric included
Explore moduleSecurity
Windows
Networking
Windows
Remmina
Two vanilla Windows 11 machines. Enable Remote Desktop on the server and connect to it from the client.
- Networking
- Windows
Grading rubric included
Explore moduleSoftware Troubleshooting
Windows
Silent Engine
Nothing on this workstation will print. Investigate and fix printing.
- Software Troubleshooting
- Windows
Grading rubric included
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