1. Learning Network in German, for free!

You are a German native speaker and want to learn "computer networking"? Or do you want to work as a network engineer/system administrator in a German-speaking country?

In this article, I would like to share with you some online resources that I have used myself to improve my networking and German skills, which have saved me a lot of time and energy.?

FYI: It's not a long list, but I will do my best to add new resources to this article in the future. So if you are interested in this topic, I recommend you to visit this page once in a while.

Also, if you know any material or resources, you can just comment here, and I will add them to this page and mention your name as a collaborator.

1- LinkedIn Learning

As you probably know, LinkedIn Learning has thousands of online courses from different subject areas and in different languages, including German. This material is not completely free, but with a few tricks, you can watch many of them without paying for them. I will learn you these Tricks in another article.

2- Articles from the Cisco website

?? ??Cisco is one of the best-known vendors in the world of computer networking and is also very strong in the field of education. I recently came across a subdomain of the Cisco website with a list of articles in German that I found interesting.

https://www.cisco.com/c/de_de/tech/index.html

3- YouTube videos

It was not easy, but I found a YouTube channel that covers "computer networks" in German. I will try to add more channels here as soon as I find one.?

• Tom Wechsler youtube Channel where he talks about many different topics including Microsoft Azure, Automation, CCNA, Windows Server and Linux.

• The PRTG website and Youtube channel also feature many tutorials where trainers teach the PRTG monitoring software in German.

• Check-MK Monitoring software - Guide videos on Youtube

• The Morpheus Tutorials which is not completely related to Networking topics, but there are some courses including Linux, Wireshark, Network Fundamentals, etc.

Finally, I would like to mention again that I am trying to extend this list for you as soon as possible.