Target Audience for Azure Support Engineer Troubleshooting Azure Connectivity
The Azure Support Engineer Troubleshooting Azure Connectivity course is tailored for IT professionals seeking to enhance cloud troubleshooting skills.
- Azure Support Engineers
- Network Engineers and Administrators
- Cloud Solutions Architects
- IT Support Specialists
- Azure DevOps Engineers
- Systems Administrators with a focus on cloud services
- IT Professionals responsible for hybrid environments
- Security Engineers with a focus on cloud infrastructure
- Technical Staff involved in cloud migration projects
- Professionals preparing for Microsoft Azure certification exams
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Azure Support Engineer Troubleshooting Azure Connectivity?
Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes:
The Azure Support Engineer Troubleshooting Azure Connectivity course equips students with the skills to diagnose and remedy a variety of Azure network and connectivity issues, ensuring efficient business operations and continuous service delivery.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Troubleshoot and resolve Azure backup and recovery issues, ensuring data protection and business continuity.
- Diagnose and fix connectivity problems within Azure Virtual Networks (VNets), enhancing network stability.
- Address Azure name resolution issues to maintain seamless access to applications and services.
- Resolve point-to-site and site-to-site VPN connectivity challenges, securing remote access and inter-site communication.
- Troubleshoot Azure ExpressRoute connectivity problems, optimizing private connections to Azure services.
- Identify and fix issues related to Platform as a Service (PaaS) and its integrations, ensuring reliable service deployment and operation.
- Diagnose and rectify Azure Active Directory authentication and hybrid authentication issues, ensuring secure identity management.
- Troubleshoot authorization issues in Azure, preserving appropriate access control and compliance.
- Resolve Azure network security problems, including those related to Network Security Groups (NSGs) and Azure Firewall, to protect network resources.
- Address VM connectivity concerns, including the use of Azure Bastion and Just-In-Time (JIT) VM access, to maintain secure and reliable access to virtual machines.
