What have we learned in this lesson?
Well, networking in general, I found, tends to be a stumbling block for many
hybrid cloud administrators simply because the subject itself of Ethernet and
TCP/IP internetworking is a separate job role. However,
I've also found that the firewall is, if nothing else,
a good place to start because it gets you thinking about IP addresses
and ports numbers and restricting the traffic that's going among your
server and client machines in your domain environment, thinking of
things like least privilege authorization. I do want to give a shout
out to a separate Microsoft certification that deals specifically with
networking.
It's called the Azure Network Engineer Associate.
There's one exam required to earn that badge,
the AZ‑700, and I actually created that entire skill path for
Pluralsight, so please think about checking it out.
Even if you don't plan to earn that certification, the skill set in
there will go a long way to helping you in your hybrid cloud
administration work with Azure. With that, it's time to queue up
the final sixth module of this course, and that deals with securing
Windows Server storage. I look forward to seeing you then, as always. Happy studying.