
Master Active Directory domain services, including user accounts, profiles, group membership, authentication and authorization, and Group Policy, with integration to DNS security, certificates, and enterprise deployment using System Center.
Compare presentation virtualization and application virtualization, explaining how a server runs apps and presents them to users. Learn client connections, and examples like Citrix ZenApp, MetaFrame, and remote desktop services.
Explore Microsoft App-V desktop application virtualization, including sequencer workflows, package creation, and management server components. Apply the Microsoft Assessment Planning Toolkit to plan hardware, platforms, and scalable deployment.
Explore how the Intune cloud service enables centralized, secure PC management via a web-based console, with mobile device management and a 30-day trial.
The Implementing Desktop Application Environments course provides IT professionals with the opportunity to validate their skills and knowledge necessary to design, implement, and support a Windows Server 2012 desktop infrastructure in an enterprise scaled, extremely virtualized setting. This course provides credit towards the MCSE certification.
This course is intended for IT professionals and is part two of two exams which validate the student’s aptitude to plan, configure, and implement Windows Server 2012 desktop services, as well as confirms the skills and knowledge necessary for designing, deploying, and maintaining desktop infrastructure services in Windows Server 2012 settings.
Some of the skills you will learn in this class are: