Microsoft 70-741 – Networking with Windows Server 2016

Name: Microsoft 70-741 – Networking with Windows Server 2016
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Networking with Windows Server 2016 MCSA Training Course

Created byStone River eLearning

Last updated 10/2018

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What you'll learn

This series, along with the 70-740 and 70-742 series, will prepare you to take the MCSA: Windows Server 2016 exams. Taking the 70-744 series will then prepare you to take the MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure exams.
Understand and implement Domain Name System (DNS)
Have a detailed concept of implementing DHCP and IPAM
Establish network connectivity and remote access solutions for any enterprise
Deploy core and distributed network solutions
Design an advanced network infrastructure with reliable security

Course content

8 sections • 266 lectures • 13h 49m total length

Introduction0:09
Course Introduction3:23
Instructor Introduction1:24

Chapter 1 Introduction2:39
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Topic A: Plan and Implement IP Addressing Schemes for IPv4 Networks2:01
General Networking Requirements4:55
IPv4 Required Settings3:27
IPv4 Addresses2:40
IPv4 Subnet Masks3:58
Default Gateways2:19
Demo - Understanding Binary Addressing12:29
IPv4 Address Classes5:21
What are Subnets?1:54
The Subnetting Method3:25
Subnet Creation Process3:29
Demo - Subnetting a Network21:34
IPv4 Address Types7:26
IPv4 Network Types2:15
Demo - Examining VLSM13:38
Topic B: Configuring IPv4 Hosts0:49
Apply an IP addressing scheme to IPv4 hosts and assign valid addresses for each network segment using Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 tools.
IPv4 Configuration2:30
IPv4 Configuration Tools2:42
Demo - Configuring IPv412:04
Topic C: Managing and Troubleshooting IPv4 Connectivity0:37
Network Routing3:50
Working with Routing Tables1:33
Adding Static Routes2:28
IPv4 Troubleshooting Methodology3:17
Execute a structured IPv4 troubleshooting methodology to diagnose connectivity issues by identifying affected systems and scope, then determine what is not working and narrow the cause with targeted questions.
Command Line Troubleshooting Tools3:37
Graphical Troubleshooting Tools1:33
Troubleshooting with Windows PowerShell2:07
Demo - Troubleshooting IPv414:32
Microsoft Message Analyzer1:23
Topic D: Implementing IPv6 for Network Hosts1:14
The Purpose of IPv60:56
Reasons to Use IPv62:29
Comparing IPv4 and IPv62:21
This lecture compares IPv4 and IPv6, highlighting how IPv6 replaces broadcast with multicast, uses neighbor solicitation and router solicitation/advertisement, and updates DNS records and address space.
IPv6 Address Structure3:22
IPv6 Address Types3:14
IPv6 Autoconfiguration3:49
Configuring IPv61:18
Tools for Configuring IPv61:25
Topic E: Implementing IPv6 Transitioning and Coexistence0:44
Understanding Node Types2:27
Options for Coexistence1:47
IPv6 over IPv4 Tunneling2:16
Understanding ISATAP2:20
Understanding 6to41:43
Understanding Teredo2:11
Transitioning Process2:23
Chapter 01 Summary1:56
Chapter 01 Review0:10
Chapter 01 - Quiz

Chapter 2 Introduction1:07
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Topic A: Overview of the DHCP Server Role0:20
Introducing DHCP2:08
DHCP Components and Processes3:06
Lease Generation Process3:37
Lease Renewal Process3:11
DHCP Considerations3:33
Topic B: Deploying DHCP0:13
Transition from overview to deploying dhcp on Windows Server 2016, outlining the components and processes involved. Learn practical steps to deploy dhcp within the Windows Server 2016 environment.
Install and Configure a DHCP Server2:25
DHCP Authorization3:54
Demo - Installing DHCP7:23
Creating Scopes3:14
Create and manage DHCP scopes to define address ranges, including start and end addresses and a subnet mask; use exclusions and reservations with optional DCP options via console or PowerShell.
Configuring DHCP Options2:12
Demo - Creating and Configuring Scopes13:06
DHCP Relay Agents3:20
Topic C: Managing and Troubleshooting DHCP0:23
Implementing Security for DHCP5:22
DHCP Auditing1:27
Demo - Configuring Security and Auditing8:44
DHCP Advanced Options2:58
Explore how Windows Server 2016 DHCP uses user and vendor classes and policy-based assignments to allocate IP addresses and options, with examples and configuration via management console or PowerShell.
Additional Scope Types3:00
High Availability for DHCP4:10
DHCP Failover4:11
Demo - Configuring DHCP Failover5:21
DHCP Database4:27
Migrating DHCP1:23
Troubleshooting DHCP5:25
Chapter 02 Summary1:32
Chapter 02 Review0:10
Chapter 02 - Quiz

Chapter 3 Introduction1:54
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Topic A: Implementing DNS Servers0:43
Name Resolution Basics1:55
What is DNS?5:10
DNS Namespace1:40
Types of Names1:24
Internet Name Resolution3:25
DNS Components3:34
DNS Zones and Resource Records1:56
Installing the DNS Server2:04
Demo - Installing DNS5:43
Topic B: Creating and Configuring DNS Zones0:32
Resource Records4:02
Zone Types4:40
Replicating Zones2:49
Demo - Creating and Configuring DNS Zones16:57
Create and configure dns zones on Windows Server, including primary, secondary, and stub zones with dynamic updates, zone transfers, and conditional forwarders.
Standard DNS Name Resolution1:33
Modifying DNS Name Resolution2:15
Working with DNS Cache2:53
Demo - Configuring Cache and Forwarding6:16
Understanding Domain Delegation2:43
Demo - Domain Delegation7:11
Topic C: Understanding Active Directory Integration0:21
Overview of AD DS and DNS Integration2:17
SRV Records2:36
Demo - Examining SRV Records6:01
Active Directory Integrated Zones4:07
Application Partitions3:30
Demo - Configuring Active Directory Integrated Zones4:46
Topic D: Configuring Advanced DNS Settings0:24
Advanced Name Resolution5:09
The GlobalNames Zone2:26
Demo - Configuring the GlobalNames Zone5:43
Split DNS4:12
Introducing DNS Policies2:04
DNS Policy Objects2:20
Demo - Configuring DNS Policies10:39
Implementing DNS Security3:31
DNS Security (DNSSEC)1:48
Implementing DNSSEC2:37
Topic E: Troubleshooting DNS Name Resolution0:24
Introduction to DNS Troubleshooting1:29
Obtaining DNS Server Statistics0:50
Command Line Tools1:00
Troubleshooting Process1:47
Managing DNS Services0:48
Testing DNS Servers1:12
Demo - Managing and Troubleshooting DNS19:12
Chapter 03 Summary1:38
Chapter 03 Review0:10
Chapter 03 - Quiz

Chapter 4 Introduction1:03
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Topic A: Overview of IPAM0:34
Introducing IPAM3:04
Explore IP address management (IPAM) for discovering, auditing, and allocating addresses across large networks, with four modules: discovery, address space management, multi-server management, and operational auditing.
IPAM Benefits1:04
New Features in Windows Server 20162:13
IPAM Architecture2:46
IPAM Deployment Requirements2:06
IPAM Deployment Considerations3:03
Topic B: IPAM Deployment0:13
Implementing IPAM2:23
Demo - Installing and Provisioning the IPAM Role23:02
IPAM Administration2:30
Default IPAM Groups1:57
Demo - Administering IPAM6:44
Explore administering IP address management with role-based access control, creating custom roles and scopes, and applying access policies to manage DNS and server operations.
Configuring IPAM Options2:12
Demo - Managing DNS and DHCP Servers using IPAM9:44
Topic C: Managing IP Address Spaces by using IPAM1:11
Managing IP Addressing1:07
Viewing and Managing IP Addressing2:31
Monitoring DHCP and DNS Servers1:32
Adding Address Spaces1:01
EPAM automatically registers IP address ranges by scope for managed servers; manually add or import ranges outside scopes or on non Microsoft DHP servers using a CSV with required fields.
Finding, Allocating, and Reclaiming1:48
Demo - Managing IP Addressing with IPAM6:28
Chapter 04 Summary1:37
Chapter 04 Review0:10
Chapter 04 - Quiz

Chapter 5 Introduction1:23
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Topic A: Remote Access Overview0:15
What is Remote Access?3:07
Remote Access Options1:51
Managing Remote Access1:10
Demo - Installing the Remote Access Role3:38
The Remote Access Management Console1:47
Network Policy Server2:33
Centralize authentication, authorization, and accounting for remote access with the network policy and access services, using the radius server and radius proxy.
NPS Policies4:16
Using a PKI for Remote Access4:33
Explore how a public key infrastructure strengthens remote access authentication with digital certificates issued by trusted certificate authorities, including templates, Active Directory Certificate Services, and VPN trust.
Routing with Windows Server 20161:33
Network Address Translation2:45
Topic B: Implementing the Web Application Proxy0:14
Overview of Web Application Proxy3:23
Authentication Options3:04
Configuring the Web Application Proxy1:45
Topic C: Planning and Implementing VPNs0:16
Remote Access with VPNs3:28
VPN Connection Properties1:38
Tunneling Protocols5:32
Authentication Protocols4:47
VPN Reconnect1:31
App-triggered VPNs2:22
Configuring a VPN Server1:53
VPN Configuration Options2:50
Demo - Configuring a VPN Server6:59
Topic D: Overview of DirectAccess0:38
Introducing DirectAccess2:02
DirectAccess Components5:20
Deployment Options1:53
DirectAccess Server Prerequisites1:25
Tunneling Protocol Options2:04
Explore tunneling protocol options for direct access in Windows Server 2016, including ISATAP for intranets, six to four for public addresses, and IPv6 packets tunneled inside SSL via IP HTTPS.
DirectAccess Process Internally1:51
DirectAccess Process Externally6:12
Explain how external DirectAccess clients use the name resolution policy table to route internal DNS and domain authentication through an IPsec infrastructure tunnel to the DirectAccess server, with split tunneling.
Topic E: Implementing DirectAccess0:15
Simple DirectAccess Configuration0:37
Configuration Changes3:48
Limitations of Simple Configuration2:40
Advanced DirectAccess Options2:12
High Availability3:26
Multisite Deployments1:35
Configuring a PKI for DirectAccess2:48
Implementing Client Certificates1:37
Internal Network Configuration Options3:53
Configuring DNS Settings2:11
Monitoring DA Connectivity1:41
Chapter 05 Summary2:09
Chapter 05 Review0:10
Chapter 05 - Quiz

Chapter 6 Introduction1:05
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Topic A: Configuring Networking for Branch Offices0:23
Branch Office Scenarios4:09
Considerations for Branch Offices3:18
WAN Connectivity3:17
Network Services for Branch Offices3:08
Implementing RODCs5:37
Demo - Installing an RODC8:12
Presentation Virtualization2:01
Remote Desktop Services2:12
File Services for Branch Offices2:44
Print Services for Branch Offices4:01
Topic B: Implementing Distributed File Systems0:36
Introducing DFS2:01
DFS Components1:11
Types of DFS Namespaces3:12
Deploying DFS Namespaces4:49
Creating and Managing a DFS Namespace1:23
Demo - Creating a DFS Namespace8:50
DFS Replication5:04
DFS Scenarios3:26
Demo - Configuring Replication5:39
Optimizing DFS5:16
Managing the DFS Database1:25
Monitoring and Troubleshooting DFS1:40
Topic C: Implementing BranchCache0:15
Introducing BranchCache (edit end)1:44
BranchCache in Windows Server 20161:07
BranchCache Modes2:15
Data Retrieval using BranchCache2:29
Learn how data retrieval uses branch cache to authorize access and fetch files by using hashes, local or host caches, and multicast or host cache servers, reducing network usage.
BranchCache Requirements3:09
Demo - Configuring and Enabling BranchCache8:31
Chapter 06 Summary2:00
Chapter 06 Review0:10
Chapter 06 - Quiz

Chapter 7 Introduction1:38
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Topic A: Implementing Networking Features for High Performance0:10
High Performance Networking Features0:45
NIC Teaming3:45
Explore NIC teaming in Windows Server 2016 to combine multiple network adapters into a single virtual interface, boosting redundancy and aggregated bandwidth for host and virtual machines.
Demo - Implementing NIC Teaming5:55
SMB 3.1.1 Shared Folders2:00
Advanced SMB 3.1.1 Functionality6:00
Quality of Service (QoS)2:12
Understanding RSS1:16
Understanding RSC1:36
Topic B: Implementing Hyper-V Advanced Networking Features0:24
Virtual Switch Improvements4:37
Extensible Virtual Switch2:19
Understanding SR-IOV1:26
Dynamic VMQ1:51
Advanced Features for Network Adapters2:00
NIC Teaming in Virtual Machines0:42
Topic C: Introduction to Software-Defined Networking0:22
SDN Concepts and Tools3:21
SDN Benefits1:52
Planning for Software-Defined Networking1:15
SDN Deployments2:58
Topic D: Overview of Network Virtualization0:18
Introduction to Network Virtualization1:30
Network Virtualization Benefits2:44
Generic Route Encapsulation2:03
Chapter 07 Review0:10
Chapter 07 - Quiz
Course Closure2:13

Requirements

Candidates for this course are required to have experience of performing network related tasks in their jobs.
The candidates should also have a know-how about the tasks related to the networking features and functionalities available in Windows Server 2016.
Candidates should preferably have some familiarity with the terms DNS, DHCP and IPAM, as well as concept of remote access solutions such as VPN and RADIUS.

Description

This course, 70-741: Networking with Windows Server 2016, covers the essential networking skills required to design, deploy, configure and support Windows Server 2016 in most organizations. It elaborates on the TCP/IP fundamentals, remote access technologies, and more advanced content including Software Defined Networking.

The course 70-741: Networking with Windows Server 2016 is part of a three course series required to pass the MCSA: Windows Server 2016 certification. The course curriculum is designed keeping in view the exam topics covered in the Microsoft exam 70-741. In this way, this course is equally helpful for IT professionals looking to gain their knowledge as well as the candidates willing to appear in the said exam.

Career Path: The 70-741 exam is geared toward network administrators that are looking to reinforce their existing skills and learn about new networking technology changes and functionality in Windows Server 2016.

Who this course is for:

This course is intended for IT professionals having a few years’ experience of working in an IT environment involving network operations and implementation.
The course will help those candidates to provide insight into core and advanced networking technologies used in Windows Server 2016.
Secondly, network administrators who are looking to refine their existing skills and explore about new networking technology changes and functionality in Windows Server 2016 are also encouraged to enroll in this course.
Lastly, the IT professionals looking forward to take the 70-741 exam can also opt for this course as the course outline covers the topics required to clear this exam.

Microsoft 70-741 – Networking with Windows Server 2016

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 5min

Chapter 01 - Plan and Implement IPv4 and IPv6 Networks49 lectures • 3hr 5min

Chapter 02 - Installing and Configuring DHCP29 lectures • 1hr 41min

Chapter 03 - Installing and Configuring DNS50 lectures • 2hr 54min

Chapter 04 - Implementing and Managing IP Address Management25 lectures • 1hr 22min

Chapter 05 - Implementing Remote Access48 lectures • 1hr 59min

Chapter 06 - Installing and Configuring Branch Office Networking34 lectures • 1hr 46min

Chapter 07 - Implementing Advanced Networking Features28 lectures • 57min

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