Windows Server 2016 Administration

Name: Windows Server 2016 Administration
Rating: 4.5 (6053 reviews)

Windows Server 2016: Nano Server, Server Core, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Hyper-V, WDS, WSUS, NLB and more.

(6,053 ratings)

22,920 students

Created by Kevin Brown

Last updated 1/2023

English

English [Auto], Indonesian [Auto],

What you'll learn

Install Windows Server 2016 as a Desktop Experience Server, Server Core and as a Nano Server
Manage users and computers using Active DIrectory
Configure computers using Group Policy
Manage DNS
Understand Powershell
Create and manage Virtual Machines using Hyper-V
Implement a DHCP infrastructure
Deploy operating systems using Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
Backup and Restore Windows Server 2016
Implement Data Deduplication to reduce storage
Monitor Windows Server performance using built-in tools
Install and manage Windows Software Update Service (WSUS)

Requirements

An understanding of Windows Server operating systems
Some knowledge of Active Directory

Description

Learn to manage Windows Server 2016 with more than 10 hours of content that every systems administrator and/or network administrator should know. Some experience with Windows Server operating systems would be beneficial, but not a requirement for attending this course. This course is also beneficial for those intend to take the Microsoft 70-740 certification exam, which is one of the required MCSA certification exams.

Course topics include:

Deploying Windows Server as a Nano Server OS that is a 500 MB OS
Deploying a Windows Server Core OS for increased security
Understanding how PowerShell can be used for many administrative tasks
Managing Active Directory in a Windows Server enterprise
Understanding Windows Server Group Policy processing and troubleshooting
Administering Windows Server Group Policy settings and preferences
Managing DNS on a Windows Server, including management of Active Directory Integrated, Primary, Secondary and Stub zones, Records, Scavenging and more.
Manage Windows updates using WSUS
Implementing and Managing DHCP on Windows Server, topics such as DHCP Failover, DHCP Split-Scope
Windows Server folder quotas and file screens
Deploy DFS Namespace and DFS Replication using Windows Server
Managing Print Servers and deploying printers using Group Policy Preferences
Learn to install and configure Windows Deployment Services
Use Windows Server Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines
Understand Windows Server built-in monitoring tools
Backup and Restore Windows Server using built-in tools
Implementing Network Load Balancing (NLB)
And more....

Who this course is for:

Those that want to learn many of the skills required to be a Windows Server administrator
Administrators that want to upgrade their skills to Windows Server 2016

Kevin Brown

Windows, Azure, AWS, Cisco, Security Instructor & Author

4.6 Instructor Rating
51,680 Reviews
165,949 Students
16 Courses

I have been in the technology field for more than 20 years. I have been a high performing Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) since 2000 and a Cisco Certified Systems Instructor since 2006. I began my career in telecommunications more than 20 years ago. Since then I have worked as a Systems Admin, Network Admin, System integrator, Solutions Architect, and CTO. My courses are not presentations that rely on slides to explain concepts. My goal is to demonstrate every concept covered, instead of using slides that cover theory, we will use the interface to configure every setting that is discussed. In my view, if you do not know how to complete a task that a course covered, that course was not beneficial. I will make sure that you know how to complete each task and the various configurations for those tasks.