Windows Server Certification Training
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In this Windows Server certification course, you will learn how to manage and maintain servers using Windows Server. Server maintenance is necessary for every functioning computer network, especially in these modern businesses. This course teaches you how to configure, maintain, and set up your server using Windows server software. Additionally, you’ll learn how to identify problems and build fault tolerance into your server. Enrol right away to get certified.
Windows Server Training Course Syllabus
✔ Basic Networking concepts
✔ Types of servers
✔ Server Processors and storage devices
✔ Hard disk and storage devices
✔ Basic IP Address databases
✔ OSI layers model
✔ Introduction to server 2012R2 and 2016
✔ History of server operating system
✔ Installing Server 2012R2 and 2016
✔ Introduction to Server ISO 2016
✔ Difference between windows server 2012 R2 and 2016
✔ Windows server 2012r2 roles and features
✔ Client and server model architecture
✔ Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services
✔ Logical and physical structure of ADDS
✔ Logical and physical structure of ADDS
✔ Installing and configuring of ADDS
✔ Features of ADDS databases
✔ Creating users and groups in ADDS
✔ Creating OU’s
✔ Introduction of users profiles
✔ Users and group properties
✔ Introduction of DFS
✔ Introduction of FSMO roles
✔ Transferring FSMO roles
✔ Seizing FSMO roles
✔ FSMO roles migration from PDC to ADC
✔ Introduction of ADTR
✔ Different types of active directory trust
✔ Configuring cross-domain trust
✔ Functional levels of active directory trust and relationships
✔ Introduction of active directory sites and services
✔ Configuring different sites
✔ Adding sites to the forest
✔ Scheduling Replication between sites
✔ Exploring CDB and PDB databases
✔ User and Computer policies
✔ Scope of Policies – OU, Domain, sites
✔ Adding group policies to existing policies
✔ Software Deployment
✔ Different types of share folders
✔ Creating share and network folders
✔ Assign permissions to the user’s level
✔ Mapping share folders
✔ Introduction to DNS
✔ DNS Naming Hierarchy
✔ Types of Lookups
✔ Types of zones
✔ Types of DNS records
✔ DNS forwarders
✔ DNS updates and policies
✔ Introduction and Configuration of DHCP service
✔ DHCP Client Configuration
✔ Reservations
✔ DHCP Backup
✔ DHCP Failover
✔ DNS updates and policies
✔ Basic & Dynamic Disks
✔ Types of volumes
✔ Configuring Volumes RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-5
✔ IIS 8.0 Configuration
✔ Hosting website and redirecting
✔ Backup and restoring sites
✔ Install the SSL certificates
✔ Introduction & Configuration of WDS server
✔ Introduction & Configuration of WSUS
✔ Deploying Patches
✔ Installing backup services
✔ System state backup
✔ Server live migration concepts
✔ Provide the interview question and answers
| Live Instructor Based Training With Software |
| Lifetime access and 24×7 support |
| Certification Oriented content |
| Hands-On complete Real-time training |
| Get a certificate on course completion |
| Flexible Schedules |
| Live Recorded Videos Access |
| Study Material Provided |
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Windows Server Training FAQ'S
Windows server refers to is a sequence of enterprise-class server operating systems specifically designed for end-users for sharing resources or services with multiple users. This offers extensive administrative control of data storage, applications, and corporate networks.
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The version of windows servers are as follow:
- Firstly, Windows Server 2003 (April 2003)
- Secondly, Windows Server 2003 R2 (December 2005)
- Thirdly, Windows Server 2008 (February 2008)
- Windows Server 2008 R2 (October 2009)
- Then, Windows Server 2012 (September 2012)
- Windows Server 2012 R2 (October 2013)
- After that, Windows Server 2016 (September 2016)
- Lastly, Windows Server 2019 (October 2018)
Windows Server 2019 refers to the operating system used for bridging on-premises environments with Azure services. This,
- Firstly, enables hybrid scenarios for maximizing existing investments.
- Secondly, make use of the operating system’s numerous levels of security to improve security and reduce business risk.
- Furthermore, Hyper-converged Architecture aids in the evolution of data center infrastructure for increased efficiency and scale (HCI).
- Lastly, it assists developers and IT professionals in the development of cloud-native applications employing containers and microservices.
- Firstly, has a storage Migration Service that helps in inventory and migrating data, security, and configurations from legacy systems to Windows Server 2019.
- Secondly, it has the capability to synchronize file servers to Azure. You can collect an organization’s file shares in Azure Files while keeping the flexibility and performance of an on-premises file server
- Thirdly, it helps in bringing local predictive analytics capabilities native to Windows Server. These predictive capabilities are backed by a machine learning model which locally analyzes Windows Server system data for providing high-accuracy predictions for reducing operational expenses.
- It uses an Azure network adaptor for easily connecting to Azure virtual networks.
- Next, it provides cluster-wide monitoring, cluster sets for creating large clusters, and Precision Time Protocol (PTP).
- Lastly, it has VM protection that helps in repeating workloads running on VMs from a primary location to a secondary.
The role of the System Administrator depends on the type of organization they are working in. However, they are responsible for installing, supporting, and maintaining servers and computers. Their day-to-day tasks include:
- Firstly, installing patches & OS Updates and reviewing the system logs access administration.
- Secondly, providing permission access administration for users.
- Thirdly, monitoring and planning for disaster recover
- Then, building and Restoring system backups
- After that, following the password requirements and accessing the control
- Lastly, examining and performing the system audit logging
Active Directory (AD) refers to an inventory organization that performs library operations for collecting objects like customer profiles, computers, etc. This controls the framework using Domain Controllers that are accessible at several zones with the Active Directory database.
