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MD-102: Endpoint Administrator
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MD-102: Endpoint Administrator

Certification Course
Last updated 10/2023
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Administering identity, security, access, policies, updates, and applications for endpoints.
  • Introducing strategies for the streamlined deployment and administration of endpoints across diverse operating systems, platforms, and device categories.
  • Scaling up the implementation and oversight of endpoints through the utilization of Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, Windows Autopilot, Microsoft Defender for E
  • Deploying Window Clients

Course content

4 sections74 lectures22h 48m total length
  • Course Overview3:36

    Deploy and manage Windows clients and mobile devices, configure identities, and monitor compliance with Microsoft Intune for MDM and MAM, and deploy apps and Office products via Microsoft Entra ID.

  • Select a Windows Client Edition15:40

    Choose Windows editions by matching use case to features, from Windows Home to Windows Pro, Education, Enterprise, Pro for Workstation, and LTSC, highlighting domain join, Remote Desktop, and BitLocker.

  • Determining Requirements for Windows Clients19:00

    Determine if hardware can install Windows 11: 8th generation Intel or Ryzen 3+ CPU, quad-core, 64-bit, 4 GB RAM; TPM 2.0 with UEFI, Secure Boot, DirectX 12, and WDDM 2.0.

  • Customizing WinPE with ADK27:41

    Explore how to customize WinPE with ADK by using DISM, CopyPE, and MakeWinPE to service the boot.wim, create a WinPE ISO, and prepare deployment images for Windows 11 22H2.

  • Creating an Answer File with WSIM23:43

    Create an unattend.xml answer file with WSIM for automated Windows deployments, selecting a WIM install image and catalog, and configuring disk partitions, locale, and oobe settings.

  • Select a Windows Deployment Tool24:39

    Explore on-prem and cloud Windows deployment tools, including WDS, MDT, SCCM, ADK, Autopilot, Windows 365, and Intune, with guidance on when to use each and hybrid options.

  • Migrating Windows Clients with USMT29:24

    Learn to migrate Windows clients with USMT as part of the Windows ADK, choosing wipe-and-load or side-by-side strategies, capturing and restoring user state using ScanState, LoadState, and the USMT utility.

  • Select Migrations vs Rebuilds21:36

    Explore migrations and rebuilds to preserve user data and system state during device deployments and operating system upgrades.

  • Configuring Windows Provisioning Packages22:39

    Configure Windows provisioning packages to automate domain join and basic system setup using Windows Configuration Designer and the Windows ADK. Deploy packages via network shares or USB, including PuTTY.

  • Select Imaging and Provisioning Strategy23:58

    Explore modern imaging and provisioning for endpoint administration, including bit-by-bit operating system images, automation, and tools like Windows Deployment Services, ADK, WinPE, and DISM.

  • Implement Subscription-Based Activation19:05

    Learn how subscription-based activation silently upgrades Windows pro to enterprise or education, enabling dynamic license reassignment, BYOD support with Intune, and seamless migration from older activation methods.

  • Configure and Implement Autopilot Device Registration19:47

    Configure and implement autopilot to pre-configure and register Windows devices, using hardware hashes, manual or automatic enrollment, and group-based device deployment in Intune.

  • Configure and Implement Autopilot Deployment Profiles16:45

    Create and configure Autopilot deployment profiles in the Windows Autopilot deployment program to automate the out-of-box experience, Azure AD joined devices, and policy-driven enrollment via the Intune Admin Center.

  • Deploy Enrollment Status Page14:00

    Deploy enrollment status pages (ESP) in Intune for MD-102: endpoint administrator, showing installation progress during Windows autopilot deployments, customizing time limits and error messages, and managing priorities across device groups.

  • Deploy Windows Devices with Autopilot10:20

    Learn to deploy Windows devices with Autopilot by importing device hashes into Intune, applying a deployment profile, and enrolling devices via the OOBE for automatic Autopilot management.

  • Troubleshoot Autopilot Deployments13:04

    Learn practical troubleshooting for Autopilot deployments by using the Windows Autopilot diagnostic page and Enrollment Status Page, validating ESP settings, network connectivity, and log exports.

  • Implement Microsoft Deployment Toolkit20:37

    Learn how to implement the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit to deploy Windows clients and servers, configure deployment shares, import images, automate unattended installations, and leverage USMT and PowerShell commands.

  • Import and Manage Images Using MDT24:53

    Import, manage, and deploy Windows images with MDT using the deployment workbench. Create deployment shares, import operating systems and drivers, and build task sequences for deployment.

  • Monitor and Troubleshoot MDT Deployments22:49

    Enable monitoring for MDT deployments using the deployment workbench and configure monitoring ports and firewall rules. Troubleshoot with event logs, documentation, and MDT monitor endpoints.

  • Configure Remote Desktop in Windows Clients17:37

    Explore how to configure and connect to remote Windows desktops using the remote desktop connection software (MSTSC), including enabling remote desktop, port 3389, RDP files, and managing local resources.

  • Configure Remote Management in Windows Clients17:02

    Configure remote management for Windows clients using PowerShell remoting and WinRM, set trusted hosts, and run remote commands across multiple machines in workgroup or domain environments.

  • Configure Remote Help in Intune21:27

    Enable remote help in Intune to deliver cross-network, user-driven support with an enrolled helper device, a security code, and privacy options during the session.

  • Deploy Windows Admin Center24:03

    Learn to deploy Windows Admin Center, a browser-based tool to centrally manage Windows 10 and Windows 11 clients, servers, and hyper-converged infrastructure, using Edge, admin rights, and PS remoting.

Requirements

  • Experience with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 technologies, including Intune, is essential. Furthermore, a robust skill set and practical experience in the deployment, setup, and upkeep of both Windows and non-Windows devices are prerequisites.

Description

The MD-102 Endpoint Administrator course will show and help the learner to deploy, manage, and maintain Windows client operating systems. Following the course, the learner will be able to implement and manage device lifecycles, including enrollment, configuration, security, and compliance, using Microsoft Intune. Finally, the learner will be able to deploy, configure, and secure applications using Group Policy, Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365.

An Endpoint Administrator is responsible for managing and securing endpoints such as computers, mobile devices, and other connected devices within an organization.

Experience with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 technologies, including Intune, is essential. Furthermore, a robust skill set and practical experience in the deployment, setup, and upkeep of both Windows and non-Windows devices are prerequisites.

Skills measured

· Deploy Windows client (25–30%)

· Manage identity and compliance (15–20%)

· Manage, maintain, and protect devices (40–45%)

· Manage applications (10–15%)


The MD-102 Endpoint Administrator course will show and help the learner to deploy, manage, and maintain Windows client operating systems. Following the course, the learner will be able to implement and manage device lifecycles, including enrollment, configuration, security, and compliance, using Microsoft Intune. Finally, the learner will be able to deploy, configure, and secure applications using Group Policy, Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365.

An Endpoint Administrator is responsible for managing and securing endpoints such as computers, mobile devices, and other connected devices within an organization.

Experience with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 technologies, including Intune, is essential. Furthermore, a robust skill set and practical experience in the deployment, setup, and upkeep of both Windows and non-Windows devices are prerequisites.

Who this course is for:

  • IT professionals who manage, configure, deploy, and secure Windows-based devices and applications in an enterprise environment.