Windows Server 2022 Full Administration Course 100 % Labs

This one-day course is like you have worked for a company for at least 2 years as a Network Administrator, which you can put on your resume, because you will actually see each section in action with hands-on experiments, just as you would in a real environment. If you complete the 25 hours of hands-on experiments included in this class, I can assure you that it will be the equivalent of 2 years of experience in the field.
In the Windows Server 2022 Full Administration Course 100% Labs. You will be introduced to the full administration of Windows Server.
Table of Contents of the Windows Server 2022 Full Administration Course 100% Labs:
- Introduction to the entire course
- DNS and WireShark
- TCPIP classes, FLSM (Fixed Length Subnet Mask ) , Classful Networks
- TCPIP class subnetting, classless networks, VLSM (variable length subnet mask)
- Setting up the environment for DHCP, deleting previous settings
- Installing and configuring DHCP in Windows Server 2022
- Maintaining the DHCP server database
- Fault tolerance and performance for DHCP server
- Using Wireshark to capture DHCP traffic
- Setting up the environment for WSUS, removing previous lab settings
- Installing and configuring WSUS on a Windows Server 2022 upstream server
- Setting up a lab environment using VMware Player
- Configuring a downstream WSUS replica server
- Change WSUS server website from HTTP to HTTPS using SSL CA
- Setting up the environment for WDS, deleting previous settings
- Installing and configuring WDS on Server 2022, including requirements
- Client/server operating system deployment using unicast/multicast techniques using boot image
- Deploying W10/W11 operating system with applications, features, HotFixes and patches using a capture image
- Setting up the environment for AD, removing previous settings (2 W2019 and 2 W10)
- Installing Active Directory on multiple Windows Server 2019 for redundancy
- Difference between first and second server, GCDCDNSFSMO, including replication
- FSMO roles
- Setting up a lab using HyperV
- Remove Active Directory, demote DC/GC
- Return AD to the first server to continue
- RODC
- Demotion of both DCs
- Reinstalling AD on Server 1 the correct way
- Active Directory Users and Computers, Users, Computers, Groups, OUs ( graphical interface )
- Active Directory Users and Computers, Users, Computers, Groups, OUs (using CLI)
- How to manage and control AD from a client device (RSAT)
- Active Directory database maintenance
- Working with Active Directory Administration Center
- Setting up a lab using VirtualBox
- Active Directory domains and trusts
- Active Directory Sites and Services
- Integration with Windows Server 2022
- Setting up the environment for GPOs (1 W2022, 1 W10, 1 W11), removing previous settings
- Setting up AD on the server and joining computers to the domain
- Setup to prepare for working with GPMC (Group Policy Management Console)
- Working with GPMC at the domain level
- Working with GPMC at the OU level
- Software deployment via GPOs
- Backup and restore GPOs
- Preparing the environment for DNS (one Server 2022 and two Windows 10 computers)
- Preparing the environment for the Certificate Authority (CA), removing previous settings
- reparing the environment for the file server, working with previous settings
- Final notes
- Install and configure DNS in Windows Server 2022 and manage both client computers
- Setting up a lab for 2 different companies to see how DNS works
- DNS integration into Active Directory, you need all 3 servers and 2 clients
- The Hosts file and its relationship to queries
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