This course begins with an exploration of network configuration in macOS Mojave, including an overview of different network types and addressing schemes like TCP/IP, IPv4, and IPv6. You’ll learn how to set up and configure both wired and wireless network adapters, including hidden and ad-hoc networks. Advanced topics like defining network locations and configuring the built-in VPN client are also covered, providing you with the tools to manage multiple network settings efficiently.

The next module delves into network services, teaching you how to share resources across your network. You’ll learn to set up file and printer sharing, remote management, and internet connection sharing, as well as use the Apple Remote Desktop utility for streamlined administration. Additionally, you'll explore iCloud integration in macOS, covering features such as cloud storage, KeyChain synchronization, and device location services, enabling seamless resource management and remote access. The final part of the course focuses on system management, guiding you through the use of peripheral devices, printer support, and understanding the macOS boot process. You’ll gain insights into connecting and configuring peripherals, managing print services, and troubleshooting common issues that can occur during system boot or operation. This module is designed to equip you with the skills needed to diagnose and resolve system problems efficiently, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. This course is tailored for IT professionals, system administrators, and advanced macOS users who want to deepen their knowledge of network configuration and system management. Basic familiarity with macOS is recommended, but all essential concepts are explained in detail to build a strong foundation.