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SAE 1.03 / 2.03 - Debian Mate Workstation Installation

The project

In project SAÉ 1.03, I installed a Debian Mate workstation and virtualized a network system to enhance my networking and IP address management skills. Project SAÉ 2.03 focused on installing network services and configuring a virtualized system, allowing practical application of my system administration and network management knowledge. The overarching goal was to produce comprehensive documentation on Debian Mate workstation installation and configuration, with minimal challenges due to prior coursework coverage. My strength lay in virtualization and network configuration, stemming from personal experience managing home network infrastructures. These projects deepened my networking administration skills, IP address management, and technical documentation writing, preparing me for future IT projects involving network system installation and configuration.

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