01 / capability
Windows infrastructure
Windows Server, AD DS, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, Windows LAPS, NTFS, Windows Admin Center, and PowerShell.
Capability map
Skills tied to
the work that proves them.
Explore documented capabilities by domain. No proficiency percentages or implied production ownership.
02 / capability
Microsoft cloud
Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Exchange Online, Microsoft Graph, Conditional Access, MFA, Defender, Cloud Sync, and Azure Arc.
03 / capability
Endpoint administration
Intune, Windows Autopilot, compliance, BitLocker, Defender, and macOS management policies. Apple enrollment remains explicitly simulated.
04 / capability
Virtualization
Hyper-V, Proxmox, SCVMM, virtual storage, logical networking, and bounded backup/restore validation.
05 / capability
Networking
TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLANs, routing, OpenVPN, pfSense, and management-path testing.
06 / capability
Automation
PowerShell, Microsoft Graph SDK and REST API, CSV reporting, permissions review, and validation scripts. Bash/shell use is supporting cross-platform practice.
07 / capability
IT service management
Production service desk: incident and service request triage, ticket documentation, escalation, and knowledge management using Ivanti, Jira, and ServiceNow. Separately, personal ServiceNow administration labs demonstrate request fulfillment, catalog tasks, approvals, assignment controls, and escalation; later lab phases remain in progress.
08 / capability
Cross-platform operations
Windows, Linux SSSD/Kerberos, macOS AD integration, and SaaS support. Platform and endpoint limitations remain visible.
A configured policy or available admin-center feature does not by itself prove endpoint enforcement. The macOS case study explicitly distinguishes these states.