ByAdil
This came from the Practical Help Desk Course on TCM Security.
I highly recommend this course for three reasons:
Ease of course content
Avoids unnecessarily complex labs but still has hands-on guides with Linux/Windows administration features
Great for beginners entering their first IT role!
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