Network Training

Networking training helps your team design, secure, and run reliable networks across on-prem and cloud.

Ultimate IT Courses delivers instructor-led classes built around real operational scenarios, so you leave with skills you apply the next day.

Network Infrastructure

Build strong foundations for routing, connectivity, segmentation, and resilient architectures. Courses such as Architecting on AWS and Advanced Architecting on AWS support modern network design choices across regions, accounts, and services.

Network Management

Keep environments stable through monitoring, change control, and troubleshooting workflows. Cloud Operations on AWS (formerly Systems Operations) focuses on day-to-day operations, incident response, and performance practices used in production teams.

Network Virtualization

Support hybrid work and virtualized access patterns across cloud and enterprise environments. Configure and operate Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop strengthens skills for secure remote delivery and managed virtual endpoints.

Networking Course Catalogue

Name	Days	GTR?	Details
Cisco SD-WAN Operations Troubleshooting and Best Practices	5	No	Register
Cisco SDWAN Fundamentals	5	No	Register
CompTIA Network+	5	Yes	Register
CompTIA Server+	5	No	Register
Gigamon Inline Bypass: Designing and Implementing Inline Bypass	1	No	Register
Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies	5	No	Register
Managing LAN Networks with Cisco Nexus Dashboard	5	No	Register
Panorama: NGFW Management	2	Yes	Register
Troubleshooting Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure	2		Register
Troubleshooting Splunk Enterprise	2	Yes	Register

Microsoft Course Catalogue

Business case for Microsoft Training

IDC research reports nearly 20% higher productivity for trained and certified teams in core IT activities, with Microsoft-certified professionals performing 26% better across roles than uncertified peers in similar responsibilities.
A Microsoft Office Specialist productivity study reports 89% of supervisors view certified staff as more proficient in Microsoft Office programs, linking proficiency with faster task completion.