Windows Server Administration Course Overview

To ensure that participants are well-prepared and can successfully undertake training in the Windows Server Administration course, the following prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP and Domain Name System (DNS).
• Familiarity with Microsoft Hyper-V and general virtualization concepts.
• A working knowledge of Windows client operating systems such as Windows 10 or Windows 11.
• An awareness of security best practices.
• Some experience with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), including basic concepts of AD DS domain controllers and user accounts.
• Basic experience with Windows PowerShell or command-line interface scripting.
• Understanding of core computing concepts, such as storage, hardware components, and computer performance considerations.

While prior experience with previous versions of Windows Server can be beneficial, it is not a strict requirement for this course. These prerequisites are intended to establish a foundation that will help students more effectively absorb the course material and participate in the labs.

Target Audience for Windows Server Administration

1. The Windows Server Administration course by Koenig Solutions equips IT professionals with essential server management skills.

   
   

2. Target Audience for Windows Server Administration Course:

   
   

• IT Administrators and Network Administrators looking to manage and deploy Windows Server environments.
• Systems Engineers seeking in-depth knowledge of Windows Server infrastructure.
• IT Professionals aiming to specialize in Windows Server security and disaster recovery.
• Technical Support Specialists desiring to improve their troubleshooting skills for Windows Server systems.
• Database Administrators requiring knowledge on integrating and managing databases with Windows Server.
• Cloud Specialists focusing on implementing and managing cloud services using Windows Server.
• Infrastructure Architects planning the deployment of Windows Server in enterprise environments.
• Helpdesk Technicians who need to understand Windows Server to better support end-users.
• Cybersecurity Professionals interested in hardening Windows Server against threats.
• Virtualization Specialists who work with Hyper-V and containerization within Windows Server.
• IT Managers and Team Leaders overseeing teams that manage Windows Server infrastructures.
• Professionals preparing for relevant Microsoft certifications in Windows Server administration.

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Windows Server Administration?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes:

Gain proficiency in Windows Server administration with a comprehensive course that covers key services, virtualization, security, and performance monitoring. Prepare for effective IT infrastructure management and problem-solving.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand and deploy Windows Server roles, features, and core networking services to set up a robust IT infrastructure.
• Administer Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and implement Group Policy for centralized management and configuration.
• Manage identity services using Windows Server domain controllers and integrate with Azure AD for hybrid environments.
• Configure DHCP and DNS services to ensure efficient network connectivity and name resolution across your organizational network.
• Implement and manage file and storage solutions including Storage Spaces, Data Deduplication, and Distributed File System (DFS).
• Master Hyper-V virtualization, configure virtual machines (VMs), and understand containerization to optimize resource utilization.
• Ensure high availability and disaster recovery through failover clustering, Hyper-V Replica, and backup strategies.
• Secure Windows Server environments by protecting credentials, hardening systems, and managing updates to reduce vulnerabilities.
• Deploy and manage Remote Desktop Services (RDS) for remote access and virtualized desktops, enhancing the flexibility of your IT infrastructure.
• Monitor server performance, troubleshoot issues with advanced tools, and understand the process for upgrading and migrating server workloads.