Google Cloud: G Suite Administrator
One of the compelling benefits of using G Suite Basic is that you can leave the server hardware management responsibilities to Google. As the administrator of a G Suite domain, you can control the accounts, resources, and apps from a web browser interface. All of your administrative tasks can be accessed from a specialized page, or console, of dashboard controls. From this Admin console, you can perform all the necessary duties of a domain administrator without having to worry about keeping the physical hardware up and running. In this course, you will learn about creating and managing a G Suite domain.
You can also use this course to prepare for the Google Certified Associate—G Suite Administrator certification exam.
In this course, you will set up and manage the G Suite environment for users.
You will:
- Navigate the G Suite Admin console.
- Create and manage user accounts.
- Use organizational units to manage your G Suite environment.
- Configure and implement Drive storage settings and policies.
- Manage mail delivery, routing, and filtering.
- Create groups to share mailboxes and documents and manage permissions and roles.
- Set up and manage calendar sharing and calendar resources.
- Manage the mobile devices that access your system.
- Use reporting tools to manage usage and security, and to troubleshoot system issues.
- Configure security and authentication policies and methods.
This course is designed for business users or IT professionals who need to set up and administer a G Suite domain by creating and managing users, organizational units, groups, calendars, shared resources, and mobile devices. Managing mail routing and delivery, configuring G Suite apps and services, monitoring account activity and apps usage, and maintaining security are included to facilitate communication and collaboration in a secure environment.
To ensure your success in this course, you should have experience with using a web browser, such as Google Chrome™, and using G Suite. Knowledge of domain administration terminology will be helpful, but not a requirement. You should be familiar with working in a cloud-based productivity suite, such as G Suite. You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following United States Career Campus courses:
- Using Google Drive™ and Productivity Apps
- Google Cloud Fundamentals
- Each student needs a registered domain name and the ability to verify ownership. Domain names can be acquired for the classroom in one of the following ways:
- The training center can purchase a registered domain name for each student for a fee from Google or from a third-party domain name reseller.
- Students can bring their own registered domain names and verify their ownership during the G Suite account setup.
- If necessary, software for viewing the course slides (instructor machine only).
- Windows 10 operating system.
- Google Chrome™ web browser (configured to delete History on exit).
- Each student needs a registered domain name and the ability to verify ownership. Domain names can be acquired for the classroom in one of the following ways:
- The training center can purchase a registered domain name for each student for a fee from Google or from a third-party domain name reseller.
- Students can bring their own registered domain names and verify their ownership during the G Suite account setup.
- If necessary, software for viewing the course slides (instructor machine only).
- Windows 10 operating system.
- Google Chrome™ web browser (configured to delete History on exit).
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:
- 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
- 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)
- 16 GB available hard disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
- Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device)
- 1024 × 768 resolution monitor recommended
- Internet access (contact your local network administrator)
- Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen
Optional Hardware:
- One or more mobile devices (Android™, iOS®, or Windows®) would be useful for the "Configuring and Securing Mobile Devices" lesson.
- A Chrome™ device and associated license would be useful for the "Configuring and Securing Mobile Devices" lesson.
Lesson 1: Getting Started
with G Suite Administration
Topic A: Create
a G Suite Account
Topic B: Navigate
the Admin Console
Lesson 2: Managing User
Accounts
Topic A: Create
and Modify User Accounts
Topic B: Use
System Roles to Delegate Duties to Users
Topic C: Remove
and Restore User Accounts
Topic D: Manage
User Passwords
Lesson 3: Using
Organizational Units
Topic A: Create
Organizational Units
Topic B: Manage
G Suite Services with Organizational Units
Lesson 4: Configuring
Drive Storage and Sharing
Topic A: Configure
Drive Storage Settings
Topic B: Configure
Drive Sharing
Lesson 5: Managing Mail
Routing, Delivery, and Filtering
Topic A: Configure
Mail Routing and Delivery
Topic B: Manage
Blacklists and Whitelists
Topic C: Filter
Messages Based on Compliance Settings
Topic D: Migrate
to G Suite Mail
Lesson 6: Working with
Google Groups
Topic A: Create
and Modify Groups
Topic B: Manage
Group Security
Topic C: Share
Content Using Groups
Topic D: Use a
Collaborative Inbox
Lesson 7: Administering
Calendars and Resources
Topic A: Create
and Share a Group Calendar
Topic B: Delegate
Calendar Access
Topic C: Create
and Manage Calendar Resources
Lesson 8: Configuring and
Securing Mobile Devices
Topic A: Set Up
Google Mobile Management
Topic B: Secure
Mobile Devices
Lesson 9: Using Reporting
Tools
Topic A: Use
Admin Console Reports
Topic B: Use
Audit Logs
Topic C: Troubleshoot
Mail Issues
Lesson 10: Managing Domain
Security and Authentication
Topic A: Manage
G Suite Domain Security
Topic B: Configure
2-Step Verification
Appendix A: Mapping Course
Content to Google Certified Associate—G Suite Administrator
Appendix B: Incorporating
Authentication of Your Email