COURSE CONTENT
Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (2 days)
Overview:
This module is designed for IT professionals who need a foundational understanding of Windows Server administration. By the end of this module, participants will be equipped with essential skills to configure, manage, and maintain Windows Server environments, preparing them to handle enterprise-level IT infrastructure effectively.
Content Breakdown:
- Understanding Server Installation: Covers different methods of server installation, focusing on planning and implementing installations based on organizational needs.
- Understanding Server Roles: Explores various server roles such as Domain Controllers, DHCP, DNS, and File Services, with practical examples of configuring and deploying each.
- Understanding Active Directory: An in-depth look at Active Directory architecture, user management, group policies, and security features within AD environments.
- Understanding Storage: Introduces different storage types, such as NAS, DAS, and SAN, and how to manage disk configurations, partitions, and file systems.
- Understanding Server Performance Management: Techniques for monitoring and optimizing server performance, focusing on resource utilization and load balancing.
- Understanding Server Maintenance: Examines regular server maintenance tasks like backup strategies, updates, and disaster recovery planning.
