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Windows Server 2012R2 Administration (MCSA 2012)
MCSA Trains you to acquire the skills needed to run a highly efficient and modern data center with expertise.
Created byRonald ashish
Last updated 5/2019
English
What you'll learn
- MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solution Associate)
- System Administration, Server Administration, Network Infrastructure
Course content
3 sections • 61 lectures • 19h 54m total length
- Introduction10:32
Explore Windows Server 2012 features, installation, and core services such as DNS and DHCP. Learn to deploy operating systems with Windows deployment service and manage user accounts and permissions.
- Session-2-introduction of-Windows Server 2012R212:23
Introduction to Windows Server 2012 R2 covers edition differences and features. Compare foundation, essential, standard, and data center editions, licensing models, RAM and core limits, and virtualization options.
- Session-3-Configuration of Disk Management and Local storage31:00
Master disk management in Windows Server by configuring basic disks, partitions, shrinking volumes into unallocated space, and mounting or hiding drives with NTFS and FAT file systems.
- Session-4-Creating Local user and File Permission-part-123:10
Create local users, configure password options, and assign file and folder permissions to manage access on Windows Server.
- Session-5-Creating Local user and File Permission-part-223:47
Learn to create local user accounts, set storage quotas, and manage file and folder permissions, shares, and basic network firewall settings in Windows Server 2012 R2.
- Session-6-Configuring Remote Desktop and Bitlocker Configuration24:59
Explore configuring remote desktop for Windows environments and securing data with BitLocker, including enabling remote connections, managing credentials, and using recovery keys to safeguard encrypted drives.
- session-7-Introduction of DNS Server-Part-120:41
Explore how the domain name system translates hostnames to IP addresses and back, and manage primary and secondary DNS, zones, and resource records like A, NS, SOA, MX, and alias.
- Session-8-Installing and Configuration of DNS Server-Part-29:21
Learn to install and configure DNS server in Windows Server 2012 R2, set up primary and secondary DNS, lookup and reverse lookup zones, assign IP addresses, and manage load balancing.
- Session-9-Installing and Configuration of DNS Server-Part-330:36
Install and configure the primary dns server on windows server 2012 r2. Create forward and reverse lookup zones for tech dot com and test with nslookup.
- Session-10-Installing and Configuration of DNS Server-Part-412:04
Install Windows Server 2012 R2 using Hyper-V, create a virtual machine, configure installation settings, language, and administrator password, then manage with Local Server Manager and enable updates and features.
- Session-11- Installing and Configuration of DNS Server-Part-541:15
Learn to install and configure a DNS server on Windows Server 2012 R2, set up forward and reverse lookup zones, and manage primary and secondary DNS with zone transfers.
- Session-12-Introduction to DHCP-Part-112:44
Understand how the dhcp server automatically assigns unique ip addresses, prevents conflicts, and supports network design with scopes, ranges, exclusions, and gateway/dns settings for small to large networks.
- Session-13- Installing and Configuration of DHCP-Part-29:55
Discover how a DHCP client locates a server, receives an IP, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS via the DORA process, and how APIPA or renewal handles outages.
- Session-14-Installing and Configuration of DHCP-Part-329:09
Install and configure a DHCP server, create and manage scopes, assign IP addresses to clients, block or reserve MAC addresses, configure DNS options, and back up or restore DHCP settings.
- Session-15-Introduction of Active Directory Services-Part-117:05
Discover active directory domain services, a centralized database for users, computers, and groups, managed by a domain controller with DNS, Kerberos, and LDAP authentication and authorization.
- Session-16-Indroduction of Active Directory Services-Part-225:39
Explore active directory services by detailing the four AD DS partitions (domain, schema, application, configuration), and explain forest and tree structures, domain controllers, sites, global catalog, and SID/GUID concepts.
- Session-17 Installing and Configuration of ADS-Part-335:03
Learn to install and configure Active Directory Domain Services on Windows Server 2012 R2, including prerequisites, promoting a new forest domain controller, and configuring DNS integration and service records.
- Session-18-Creating Users and Configuring Domain Policy33:32
Create and manage user accounts, configure domain and domain controller policies, and enforce password and lockout policies using group policy management to secure logon across domain and computers.
- Session-19-Configuring-user permissions an Domain Client34:24
Configure and manage user permissions across domain and client machines by assigning administrator and other group memberships, editing domain policies, and enabling logon rights, with hands-on DNS and domain-join steps.
- Session-20-Configuration of user logon hours permissions and managing clients25:59
Configure user logon hours and computer-specific permissions to restrict logon to designated clients, then monitor, restart, and manage these clients from the domain controller.
- Session-21-Introduction of Organization Unit and Enbaling AD Recyclebin38:49
Configure organizational units, protect against accidental deletion, and enable the active directory recycle bin to recover deleted objects within 180 days, while setting home folders and user attributes.
- Session-22-Intoduction of Virtualization Machines & Virtual Networks21:09
Explore virtualization with hyper-v, creating virtual machines and configuring memory, storage, and licensing. Learn to set up virtual networks with internal and external switches to enable virtual machine communication.
- Session-1- Introduction to Group Policies14:31
Explore group policies (GPOs) and administrative templates to control user access, desktop settings, and security across domain, site, and organizational units, including logon scripts, folder redirection, and software deployment.
- Session-2-Configuring Admin Templets & Logon-logoff scripts36:25
Configure admin templates and logon/logoff scripts to enforce desktop policies, including wallpaper, access restrictions, and policy deployment. Learn to link policies across domains and use logon scripts for welcome messages.
- Session-3- Configuration of Folder redirection _ software deployment25:49
Configure folder redirection and software deployment with group policy and shared folders to manage user desktops, downloads, and applications on the server.
- Session-4-Configuration of Preference policy- backup and restore of GPO23:27
Sets up defense policy, including preference policy, blocks inheritance when needed, and demonstrates backup and restore of GPOs with RSOP verification and drive mappings.
- Session-5-Introduction of AD Powershell commands11:20
Explore introduction to Active Directory PowerShell commands, including checking domain names, managing forests and domains, domain controllers, the global catalog, and user objects with practical AD tasks.
- Session-6- Introduction of WDS-Part-18:11
Windows deployment services and how a server stores a Windows operating system image and deploys it to known and unknown clients with dns and domain controller support.
- Session-7- Installing and Configuration of WDS-Part-222:30
Learn to install and configure Windows Deployment Services (WDS), add OS images, and remotely deploy Windows, with prerequisites including DNS, AD DS, an NTFS partition, and legacy network adapters.
- Session-8- Installing OS through WDS-Part-311:15
Learn to install Windows deployment services (WDS) using a Windows 8 image, configure DHCP servers, and provision a client via BIOS network boot.
- Session-9- Installing and Configuration of ADC22:58
Learn how to install and configure an additional domain controller (adc) in an existing forest, promote it to a domain controller, and set up site replication with dns.
- Session-10- Introduction to Child Domain Controller-Part-111:35
Configure a child domain controller for a branch office, enable DNS and site replication with the parent domain, and manage policies and admin roles in a multi-domain forest.
- Session-11- Installing and Configuration of Child Domain-Part-228:13
Install and configure a child domain in a multi-domain forest, promote a DC to a child domain controller, and manage DNS, replication, and global catalog.
- Session-12- Introduction to Groups Domain local,Global _ Universal27:12
Install and configure a read-only domain controller across UK and India sites, with site replication and DNS. Create users, enforce the ROTC application policy, and understand its read-only limitations.
- Session-13- Creating and Managing Groups34:42
Learn to create and manage global, domain local, and universal groups, assign membership, delegate control, and apply group policy within a Windows Server 2012R2 domain.
- Session-14- Configuring Fine Grain Plocy and UG Cache22:31
Explore fine-grained password and lockout policies, universal group caching, and domain controller login resilience in Windows Server 2012 R2; configure group policy, sites, and services for secure, flexible administration.
- Session-15-Introduction to DFS-Part-19:38
Explore how the distributed file system (dfs) provides a unified namespace and links multiple shared folders across departments, enabling data access with permissions, and offering standalone or domain-based deployment.
- Session-16-Installing and Configuration of DFS-Part-225:19
Install and configure DFS including DFS namespace and DFS replication across multiple servers, ensuring DNS server availability, proper permissions, and linking shared folders across branch offices for synchronized data.
- Session-17-Introduction to FSMO Roles-Part-114:12
Learn how FSMO roles distribute across forest and domain, including domain naming master, schema master, infrastructure master, RID master, and PDC emulator, and how they are assigned to domain controllers.
- Session-18-Introduction of FSMO Roles part-222:18
Explore FSMO roles, including the schema master, domain naming master, and infrastructure master, and their impact on domain controllers, global catalog replication, and forest-wide policies.
- Session-19- FSMO Roles Transfering and Seizing Difference-Part-311:23
Explore transferring and seizing FSMO roles across domain controllers in a multi-domain forest, including schema master, domain naming master, and PDC, with graceful and forceful methods.
- Session-20-FSMO Role Transfering from DC to ADC-Part-424:33
Learn how to verify FSMO role ownership and transfer roles from a domain controller to an available adc, including registering the schema and performing command-line checks across the forest.
- Session-1-Introduction of IIS-part-111:14
Learn how to host multiple websites on one IP using Internet information services, configure DNS and domain names like abc.com, and create alias and host records on Windows Server 2012.
- Session-2- Installing and Configuration of IIS-part-225:49
Install and configure DNS and IIS on Windows Server 2012R2, create alias and host records, publish multiple websites with bindings, and block specific IP addresses for security.
- Session-3-Introduction of NAT-part-17:06
Explore how network address translation enables multiple private clients to share a single public ip, translating private to public addresses and enhancing security, with Windows Server configuration guidance.
- Session-4-Installing and configuration of NAT-part-214:55
Install NAT with public and private adapters, assign IP addresses and DNS, enable routing and remote access, and evaluate VPN options to provide internet access.
- Session-5-Introduction of VPN-part-110:20
this session introduces virtual private networks (vpn) for secure remote data access over the internet, explaining vpn servers, user permissions, and vpn protocols and tunneling.
- Session-6- Installing and Configuration of VPN Server and Client-part-212:38
Install and configure a VPN server and client, including setting up routing, IP addressing, and remote access protocols. Create shared folders with user permissions and verify client connectivity.
- Session-7-Implementing Remote Desktop connection-part-16:02
Learn how to implement remote desktop connections to domain controllers, assign remote access permissions, and enforce domain controller policies that govern local and remote logon for administrators and users.
- Session-8-Configration Remote Desktop Connection-part-218:00
Learn to configure remote desktop connection to a domain controller, set delegation control, assign permissions for users and groups, and apply domain controller policy to allow remote login.
- Session-9-Introduction of Tree Domain-part-18:36
Learn the basics of tree domain and forest structures, including parent and child domains within a forest. Explore domain controllers, multi-domain forests, domain names, and DNS configurations with practical examples.
- Session-10- Installing an Configuration of Tree Domain-part-221:51
Install and configure a forest and tree domain, set up DNS, manage domain controllers, and establish trusts and replication between ABC dot com and tech dot com.
- Session-11- Introduction of RODC-part-18:50
Learn how a read-only domain controller (RODC) enables branch-office deployments by replicating data, applying password replication policies, and allowing logins even when a site is unavailable.
- Session-12- Installing and Configuration of RODC-part-227:12
Install and configure a read-only domain controller (RODC) across UK and India sites on Windows Server, with replication. Learn password and application policies and read-only authentication for branch resilience.
- Session-13- Introduction of Domain and Trusts-part-19:15
Explore domain trusts and cross-forest authentication, illustrating one-way trusts and secure resource sharing between two domains across forests.
- Session-14-Configuration of Trust in cross forest-part-212:54
Configure cross-forest trust between two domains, create and manage trust passwords, and enable users in one forest to log in to resources in the other through proper authentication.
- Session-15-Introduction to AD backup and restore-part-16:49
Explore AD backup and restore with system state backups, store backups safely on separate servers, and reset the domain controller password via command prompt, restoring via SRM.
- Session-16- AD backup and Restore -part-29:47
Demonstrate configuring Windows Server Backup for AD backup and database backups, selecting server data, applications, and system state, and performing restoration.
- Session-17-AD Backup and Restore-part-328:59
Complete a backup across system state and local disks, then perform a restore to verify users and data. The lecture guides booting from backup, selecting restore options, and validating results.
- Session-18-Introduction of iSCSI storage-part-15:26
Explore how to configure iSCSI storage by setting up a target server, connecting via an initiator over IP, allocating and extending storage, and comparing cost and practicality with Fibre Channel.
- Session-19Installation of iSCSI target server-part-217:23
Install and configure the iSCSI target server on Windows, create storage targets, and connect initiators using IP addresses and authentication to manage shared storage.
Requirements
- Basics of Networks
- Computer knowledge
Description
Get hands-on instruction and practice configuring advanced Windows Server 2012, including Windows Server 2012 R2, services in this five-day Microsoft Official Course. This course is part three in a series of three courses that provides the skills and knowledge necessary to implement a core Windows Server 2012 infrastructure in an existing enterprise environment.
The three courses collectively cover implementing, managing, maintaining and provisioning services and infrastructure in a Windows Server 2012 environment. Although there is some cross-over of skills and tasks across these courses, this course focuses on advanced configuration of services necessary to deploy, manage and maintain a Windows Server 2012 infrastructure, such as advanced networking services, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS),
Who this course is for:
- Any Graduates, Diplomo,
- Beginner's and System Administrator