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DHCP DNS On Windows Server 2022 100% LABS HANDS ON EXP.

Name: DHCP DNS On Windows Server 2022 100% LABS HANDS ON EXP.
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Manage DNS/DHCP On Windows 2019/2022 As Working In The Field. (Build A Server and Setup DNS DHCP From Scratch).

Created byNetwork Specialist (Professor Mo Max)

Last updated 5/2025

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

What Is The Purpose Of DNS and Why Do we Need It.
Why Does The Internet Depend On DNS.
What Are Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones and What Are Resource Records.
What is The Difference Between a Primary,Secondary,Stub and Active Directory Zones.
What Are Root Hints And Forwarders.
How To Troubleshoot DNS From The DNS Console and The Command Line (DNSCMD).
What is Active Directory and How To Install IT.
Understanding All Types Of Queries and Answers From The DNS Server.
What Is The Purpose Of The DHCP Server.
How To Configure DHCP On Servers and Routers.
How To Implement Performance and Fault Tolerance For DHCP.
What Is a Scope and a Super Scope In DHCP.
What Is DHCP Snooping and How Its Configured.
How To Manage DHCP From a Client PC.
How To Backup and Restore DHCP.

Course content

23 sections • 80 lectures • 8h 15m total length

Introduction To DNS and DHCP1:03
Explore dns and dhcp concepts, set up a dhcp server and dns server in a virtual lab, and learn about zones, fully qualified domain names, and reverse lookup.

Download And Install VMware Player1:21
Download the vmware player for your lab environment and install the appropriate version for windows, linux, or mac. Restart your system after installation to ensure the latest version is active.
Download The ISOs of W10/W11/W2019/W20223:49
Download Windows 10, 11, and server ISO files (2019 and 2022), save to an ISOs folder, and use an ISO maker to create installation media for VMs.
Install Windows 10 And Windows 1113:40
Install Windows 10 and Windows 11 in VMware, enable virtualization in BIOS/EFI, configure VMs with 8 GB RAM and 64 GB disks, install VMware tools for full screen and drivers.
Install Windows Server 2019 And Windows 20226:37
Learn how to install Windows Server 2019 and 2022 in a VMware environment, use desktop experience, create virtual machines, and install VMware tools (Hyper-V and VirtualBox options).

Enable Hyper-V On Your System1:44
Enable Hyper-V by turning on Windows features in Control Panel, restart, and launch the Hyper-V manager. Note that home editions lack Hyper-V and may show VMware or VirtualBox alongside.
Install Windows 10 And Windows 115:27
Set up Windows 10 and Windows 11 with Hyper-V, using generation two VMs and dynamic memory. Connect, boot from ISO, and enable TPM for Windows 11 if needed.
Install Windows Server 2019 And Windows 20222:53
The lecture shows setting up Windows Server virtual machines (2019 and 2022) with generation 2, 8 GB RAM, a virtual switch, and ISO-based desktop installations, including connection and startup steps.

Download And Install VirtualBox1:01
Download VirtualBox for Windows host, install it, restart your system; then launch VirtualBox and open the VirtualBox Manager to begin virtualizing Windows 10/11 or Windows Server 2022.
Install Windows 10 And Windows 116:55
Set up Windows 10 and Windows 11 in VirtualBox by creating VMs, selecting ISO images, allocating 8 GB RAM and 2 vCPUs, and starting the virtual machines.
Install Windows Server 2019 And Windows 20222:50
Perform hands-on installation of Windows Server 2019 and 2022 in a VMware-based virtualization lab, configuring 8 GB RAM, 2 CPUs, and attaching ISO files with unattended installation skipped.

Install 2 Copies Of Windows Server 2022.7:33
Set up two Windows Server 2022 virtual machines from the ISO, configure hardware, install VMware Tools, and prepare the lab for subsequent client systems.
Install 1 Copy Of Windows Server 2019.8:01
Set up a Windows Server 2019 domain controller in VMware, install the OS from an ISO, enable VMware Tools for faster performance, and host Active Directory.
Install 1 Copy Of Windows 10 and 1 Copy Of Windows 11.11:10
Set up two virtual machines, Windows 10 and Windows 11, allocate 8 GB RAM each, load OS from ISO, and install VMware tools to prep for DHCP lab work.

Change Computer Names and Set Proper IP Addresses.14:32
Configure fully qualified domain names by appending the Udemy.local DNS suffix, assign static IPs, and set Windows 10/11 clients to use the server as DNS for testing connectivity.
Test Connectivity By Using IP Address and FQDN.5:35
Test connectivity by pinging an IP address and a FQDN to understand ICMP behavior and firewall effects. Demonstrate DNS resolution is required to reach resources by name.

Install DNS On The Server.4:18
Install the DNS server role on Windows Server 2022 and enable name resolution. Learn how routines and forwarders affect external access and how zones and resource records support internal naming.
Create a Primary Forward Lookup Zone With Proper Resource Records.(A,NS,SOA).9:46
Create a primary forward lookup zone named udemy.local, configure A records and other resource records (NS and SOA), and enable dynamic updates to resolve names to IPs.
Create Additional Resource Records (CNAME(Alias)) Under The Forward Lookup Zone.4:55
Create and test resource records in a forward lookup zone, including CNAME aliases for web server, and observe recursive queries and DNS caching with ipconfig display dns and flush dns.
Create Additional Resource Records (MX) And Checking The Status Of The (SOA).3:11
Examine the start of authority and MX record setup, configure a canonical name alias, and observe DNS caching and flush DNS effects; note reverse lookup zones in the next lecture.
Create a Primary Reverse Lookup Zone Along With Proper Resource Records(PTR).2:48
Create a primary reverse lookup zone for IPv4, understand PTR versus A records, enable dynamic updates, and learn to manually or automatically build pointer records for IP-to-name resolution.
Using NSLookup,/IPconfig/Flushdns/RegisterDNS/DisplayDNS.6:27
Explore using nslookup and ipconfig to query dns, flush and register dns, and display dns cache while examining forward/reverse zones and A/MX records on Windows Server 2022.

Change Computer names To Simulate TWO Different Companies /Install DNS 2nd SRV.9:07
Simulate two organizations by renaming servers and clients for Udemy and Coursera, then install DNS on the second server to manage name resolution in a Windows Server 2022 lab.
Change The IP Address Scheme To Simulate 2 Different Networks.8:45
simulate two networks by changing IP settings on the Udemy and Coursera servers and clients, then implement static routing to enable inter-network communication.
Configure Routing Between 2 Different Networks. (Static Routing).6:15
Configure static routing between two networks on Windows Server by adding persistent routes and updating the routing table with route print and route add, then test with ping.
Test Connectivity Between 2 Different Networks using IPs and Names.7:41
Test connectivity between networks using IPs and names by configuring DNS forward lookup zones, registering clients, and illustrating primary and secondary zones to resolve names.
Create a Secondary Zone On Each Server For Name Resolution.6:08
Create and configure a secondary zone for cross-organization name resolution between Coursera.local and Udemy.local, manage zone transfers, and restart DNS services, noting security and bandwidth trade-offs.
Create a Stub Zone On Each Server For Alternate Name Resolution.6:16
Create a stub zone on each server for alternate name resolution, avoiding a full secondary zone by exposing only essential records and enhancing security.
Create a Conditional Forwarder On Each Server For Alternate Name Resolution.4:58
Create and configure a conditional forwarder on each server to enable alternate name resolution between two organizations, test DNS resolution, and understand why forwarders outperform subzones or secondary zones.

Change Computer Names and IPs For The Corresponding LAB.12:20
Learn to rename computers and assign static ip addresses in a lab, configure dns and dhcp, and introduce active directory zones on windows server 2019 and 2022.
Install DNS On The Windows Server 2019 / Install AD Domain Services.9:32
Install DNS and create a zone for Udemy.local, then install Active Directory Domain Services to promote the server to a domain controller.
Check The Status Of The Zone On The 1St SRV and Remove DNS From Other Servers.7:06
Inspect the Udemy.local DNS zone, review SRV records and LDAP and Kerberos services, and prepare by removing DNS from extra servers to enable Active Directory zone replication.
Store The Zone In AD On 1St SRV and Install AD On SRV2/SRV3.8:50
Store the DNS zone in Active Directory and replicate it to additional domain controllers by promoting server two and server three as domain controllers.
Install DNS On SRV2/SRV3 And Check The Status Of The Zone.8:51
Install DNS on server two and server three, store the zone in Active Directory, and verify replication to all domain controllers with three name servers.
Manage On Which DCs The Zone Will be Replicated To / Use The DNSCMD.12:42
Control DNS zone replication by creating a directory partition in Active Directory with DNS cmd and enlisting specific servers, ensuring only selected domain controllers host the zone.
Change The DNS Settings on Servers /Clients Change to Secure Updates.7:54
Configure DNS on servers and clients with preferred and alternate servers, enable secure updates by storing zones in Active Directory, and register DNS records using administrator privileges and Kerberos authentication.

Requirements

To Perform All The Labs that i am doing so You would have the actual understanding of How It Works.
A Computer With at Least 16 GB Of RAM.
Anyone that want to put at least 8 Hours of their Life to learn, enhance and sharpen there Network Skills

Description

About This Class ( My Entire Course is 100% HANDS ON)

This course is mainly for Network/System/Security Administrators And Engineers Or Anyone That Wants to Understand Of How The Internet Works In Relation To DNS And How IP Addresses Work in Relation To DHCP.

Why This Class

This Short Course Will be the same as You worked as a Network Administrator For a Company For at least 2 Years. This Class Will be The same as You were Setting Up The DNS And DHCP Server In a Real Environment.

What Will You Gain From This Class

This course will teach you and enhance your skills in better understating by actually doing it as we were in the same classroom utilizing DNS/DHCP On Windows Server 2019/2022.

In This Course you will not just learn you will actually do it yourself as if you were in an actual company and here are the key topics that you will gain from this class.

DNS

1) Install/Configure DNS On A Windows Server 2022/2019.

2) How To Create Forward/Reverse Lookup Zones and Their Importance.

3) What Is A Primary/Secondary/Stub/AD Zones and in What Cases You Would Use Ether One.

4) How to analyze DNS using Wireshark

5) What's is The Hosts File

6) What is The order of Queries and The Different Types.

7) What Are All Resource Records such as A,PTR,SOA,MX,CNAME,SRV.

8) What is Active Directory and Its Relationship with DNS.

9) Step By Step Of Setting UP Your Own Lab Environment Using VMware Player.

10) How To Install and Configure a Client Server Network.

11) How To Resolve Names Using NSLOOKUP.

DHCP

1) Install and Configure a DHCP Server In Terms Of Creating Scopes (Unicast, Multicast and Super Scopes).

2) Working With Scope Option and Server Options and Understanding The Differences Between Them Including Other assignments such as default gateway,dns,time server and others.

3) What is The Lease Time and How Does It affect The Clients.

4) How To Create a Reservation and Its Purpose.

5) How To Filter Who Can Access The DHCP Server.

6) How To Backup and Restore The DHCP Server.

7) How To setup Fault Tolerance and Performance using at Least 2 DHCP Servers.

8) Install and Configure Active Directory

9) Join Machines To The Domain.

10) What is DNS and How To Setup For Active Directory.

11) Using Cisco Packet Tracer to setup DHCP,DHCP Relay and DHCP Snooping.

Who is This Class For

1) Network /System Administrators.

2) IT Support Techs.

3) Help Desk Analyst.

4) Any One Who wants to get themselves in The IT Field.

Facts About The Course

Do I need any Work experience?

If You or Don't Work In The IT Field You Should Be Fine Taking This Course.

Will I Get Support From You?

Yes You will.

I Already Work In The IT Field Will I Benefit From This Course?

Working In The IT Field Doesn't Mean You Will Cover All Concepts Of Networking.

Will I get a certificate of completion at the end?

Yes You Will.

Who this course is for:

To Become a Successful Network Administrator
System Engineer
IT Support Specialist
Anyone Who Wants To Have Their Foot In The IT Field.
To Feel Confidence About Your IT Skills.
To Enter The IT Field With Real World Experience

DHCP DNS On Windows Server 2022 100% LABS HANDS ON EXP.

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Course content

Introduction To Entire Course1 lecture • 1min

Setting Up Your Lab Environment Using VMware Player4 lectures • 25min

Setting Up Your Lab Using Hyper-V3 lectures • 10min

Setting Your Lab Using VirtualBox3 lectures • 11min

Setting Up Your DNS Lab Using VMware Player3 lectures • 27min

Setup The Environment For DNS. (You Will Need 1 Server 2022 and Both Clients.)2 lectures • 20min

Installing /Configuring DNS On Server 2022. (You Just Need One SRV, Two Clients)6 lectures • 31min

Setting A Lab For 2 Different Companies To See How DNS Works.7 lectures • 49min

Active Directory Zones. (You Will Need All 3 Servers and 2 Clients).7 lectures • 1hr 7min

The Hosts File And Its Relationship With Queries.1 lecture • 5min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: