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Microsoft 70-740 : Install, Storage & Compute with Windows Server 2016

Stone River eLearning

Summary

Price
£12 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
14 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

Installation, Storage and Compute with Windows Server 2016 is the first step towards taking the Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA) exam. This course addresses all of the concepts, terminology, and technology related to the MCSA certification and it provides the opportunity to be able to apply the knowledge to the real-world scenarios.

Installation, Storage and Compute with Windows Server 2016 course is an offering for those IT professionals who have some experience with Windows Server and want to enhance their knowledge with the latest technologies Microsoft Windows Server 2016 offers. This course gives a detailed insight in the Microsoft Hyper-V environment and how the features like high availability, fault-tolerance, disaster recovery, automated backups and network load balancing can be achieved through it. It also covers the storage aspect and the basic protocols and techniques which can be used to configure local storage systems.

What You'll Learn

  • Install and upgrade Microsoft Windows Server 2016
  • Understand the features of Microsoft Windows Server 2016
  • Provide technical support and troubleshoot existing installations of Microsoft Windows Server 2016
  • Configure local storage systems on Microsoft Windows Server 2016 machines
  • Understand the storage technologies and protocols such as SAN, NAS, DAS, FC, FCoE and iSCSI
  • Understand and implement the basic storage functionalities such as data deduplication, snapshots etc.
  • User Microsoft Hyper-V for virtualization of compute and storage environments
  • Implement high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) using Microsoft Hyper-V
  • Implement and configure a fully fault-tolerant storage and compute system
  • Understand network load balancing (NLB) and its implementation in different scenarios
  • Monitor and maintain upgrade patches using WSUS

Description

Class Curriculum

Course Introduction
Start Introduction (0:09)
Start Course Introduction (2:31)
Start Instructor Introduction (1:24)
Chapter 01 - Installing Windows Servers in Host and Computer Environments
Start Chapter 01 Introduction (2:26)
Start Topic A: Determining Windows Server 2016 Installation (0:52)
Start Installing Windows Server 2016 (0:24)
Start Introduction to Windows Server 2016 (2:58)
Start Windows Server Editions (5:39)
Start Hardware Requirements (2:00)
Start Hardware Considerations (2:08)
Start Installation Options (1:59)
Start Options for Managing Servers (5:06)
Start Windows Powershell (2:45)
Start Windows Powershell Basics (3:36)
Start Demo - Using Windows PowerShell (17:04)
Start What's New Since 2008? (4:00)
Start What's New in Windows Server 2016 (3:08)
Start Topic B: Installing Windows Server 2016 Core and Nano Editions (0:20)
Start Planning For Installation (1:15)
Start Planning for Nano Server (0:42)
Start Understanding Nano Server Roles (0:47)
Start Installing Nano Server Roles (2:01)
Start Planning for Server Core (3:10)
Start Server Core vs. Nano Server (3:28)
Start Nano Server Installation (1:00)
Start Installation Steps (2:49)
Start Alternative Steps to Install Nano Server (2:44)
Start Demo - Performing Nano Server Installation (11:33)
Start Managing and Configuring Nano (2:12)
Start Demo - Configuring Nano Server (19:38)
Start Installing Server Core (3:03)
Start Demo - Installing Windows Server 2016 (8:06)
Start Demo - Configure the Local Installation (19:28)
Start Upgrades vs. Migrations (1:39)
Start Choosing In-Place Upgrades (1:32)
Start Choosing to Migrate (1:30)
Start Installation and Migration Tools (2:19)
Start Choosing an Activation Model (2:00)
Start Activation Methods (3:27)
Start Topic C: Managing Windows Installations with Windows PowerShell (0:21)
Start Post Installation Tasks (0:42)
Start Topic D: Create, Manage, and Maintain Windows Images to Deploy (1:02)
Start Creating and Managing Deployment Images (1:20)
Start File-Based Imaging (2:20)
Start Windows Image File Format (2:04)
Start Types of Images (4:33)
Start Image-Based Installation Tools (4:00)
Start Creating Install Images (3:30)
Start Considerations for Image Creation (2:58)
Start Windows ADK for Windows 10 (4:44)
Start Basic Deployment Process (1:40)
Start Windows Deployment Services (1:34)
Start WDS Components (2:05)
Start Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 (0:48)
Start Chapter 01 Summary (1:35)
Start Chapter 01 Review (0:10)
Start Chapter 01 Quiz
Chapter 02 - Implementing Local and Enterprise Storage Solutions
Start Chapter 02 Introduction (2:09)
Start Topic A: Managing Disks and Volumes in Windows Server 2016 (0:34)
Start Managing Disks and Volumes (0:30)
Start Partition Table Formats (2:45)
Start Disk Types (2:18)
Start Required Disk Volumes (1:24)
Start File Systems (4:38)
Start Resilient File System (3:02)
Start Demo - Working with File Systems (10:34)
Start Virtual Hard Disks (2:10)
Start Managing Virtual Hard Disks (0:46)
Start Selecting Physical Disk Types (4:01)
Start Working with Disk Volumes (3:50)
Start Volume Management Tools (2:37)
Start Demo - Managing Volumes (7:43)
Start Understanding RAID (4:21)
Start Hardware vs. Software RAID (2:21)
Start RAID Types (4:12)
Start Topic B: Implementing and Managing Storage Spaces (0:38)
Start Implementing and Managing Storage Spaces (2:37)
Start Requirements for Storage Spaces (2:27)
Start Storage Space Features (6:47)
Start Demo - Configuring Storage Spaces (7:22)
Start Changes to Storage Spaces (3:44)
Start Storage Space Usage Scenarios (1:56)
Start Storage Spaces Direct Deployment Scenarios (3:50)
Start Managing Storage Spaces (1:47)
Start Using Windows PowerShell with Storage Spaces (1:54)
Start Managing Disk Failure with Storage Spaces (8:05)
Start Monitoring Storage Spaces (3:51)
Start Topic C: Configuring Data Deduplication (0:33)
Start Overview of Data Deduplication (3:45)
Start Enhancements in Windows Server 2016 (1:48)
Start Data Deduplication Requirements (1:56)
Start Data Deduplication Components (2:42)
Start Data Deduplication Process (2:35)
Start Planning Data Deduplication (4:13)
Start Data Deduplication Usage Scenarios (2:18)
Start Demo - Installing and Configuring Data Deduplication (14:20)
Start Monitoring and Maintaining Data Deduplication (4:24)
Start Topic D: Understanding Various Types of Storage (0:38)
Start Overview of Storage Solutions (1:13)
Start Direct Attached Storage (2:04)
Start Network Attached Storage (2:31)
Start Storage Area Networks (2:36)
Start Comparing Storage Solutions (4:06)
Start Comparing Storage Technology (1:55)
Start Topic E: Fibre Channel, iSCSI, and Fibre Channel over Ethernet (0:44)
Start Fibre Channel (2:11)
Start Fibre Channel Layouts (1:08)
Start Fibre Channel Considerations (4:03)
Start iSCSI (3:31)
Start iSCSI Target Server (2:29)
Start iSCSI Initiator (0:32)
Start Considerations for Implementing iSCSI (2:44)
Start Topic F: Understanding iSNS, DCB, and MPIO (0:35)
Start iSNS (2:24)
Start iSNS Functions and Installation (1:38)
Start Data Center Bridging (2:28)
Start MPIO (2:09)
Start Topic G: Configuring File and Folder Sharing in Windows Server 2016 (0:44)
Start Chapter 02 Summary (3:19)
Start Chapter 02 Review (0:10)
Start Chapter 02 Quiz
Chapter 03 - Implementing Hyper-V Virtualization
Start Chapter 03 Introduction (1:28)
Start Topic A: Installing Hyper-V Virtualization (0:13)
Start Topic B: Configuring Storage and Networking on Hyper-V Hosts (0:30)
Start Topic C: Configuring and Managing Virtual Machines (0:18)
Start Chapter 03 Summary (1:32)
Start Chapter 03 Review (0:10)
Start Chapter 03 Quiz
Chapter 04 - Implementing Windows Containers
Start Chapter 04 Introduction (1:13)
Start Topic A: Understanding Windows Server and Hyper-V Containers (0:39)
Start Topic B: Deploying Windows Server and Hyper-V Containers (0:45)
Start Topic C: Using Docker to Install, Configure, and Manage Containers (0:13)
Start Chapter 04 Summary (0:59)
Start Chapter 04 Review (0:10)
Start Chapter 04 Quiz
Chapter 05 - Implementing High Availability
Start Chapter 05 Introduction (3:53)
Start Topic A: Overview of High Availability and Disaster Recovery (1:14)
Start Topic B: Implementing Network Load Balancing (0:47)
Start Topic C: Planning and Configuring Failover Clustering (0:26)
Start Topic D: Maintaining a Failover Cluster (0:39)
Start Topic E: Troubleshooting Failover Clustering (0:27)
Start Topic F: Integrating Failover Clustering and Hyper-V (0:15)
Start Topic G: Configuring Site Availability (0:46)
Start Chapter 05 Summary (1:48)
Start Chapter 05 Review (0:10)
Start Chapter 05 Quiz
Chapter 06 - Maintaining and Monitoring Server Environments
Start Chapter 06 Introduction (2:44)
Start Topic A: Windows Server Update Services (1:17)
Start Topic B: Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) (0:36)
Start Overview of PowerShell DSC (2:52)
Start Requirements for PowerShell DSC (3:31)
Start Implementing PowerShell DSC (3:20)
Start Topic C: Windows Server 2016 Monitoring Tools (0:54)
Start Overview of Monitoring Tools (1:53)
Start Using Task Manager (2:28)
Start Demo - Using Task Manager (4:45)
Start Performance Monitor (2:48)
Start Demo - Using Performance Monitor (9:30)
Start Monitoring Resources and Reliability (2:33)
Start Event Viewer (3:39)
Start Demo - Using Event Viewer (12:37)
Start Monitoring with Server Manager (2:16)
Start Chapter 06 Summary (1:12)
Start Course Review (0:09)
Start Chapter 6 Quiz
Start Course Closure (1:59)

Who is this course for?

  • The course is offered to IT professionals who are responsible for installation, deployment, management, operations and maintenance of Windows Server environment in any organization.
  • The course is offered to IT professionals who are responsible for installation, deployment, management, operations and maintenance of Windows Server environment in any organization.

Requirements

  • The students wishing to enroll for this course are required to have some background experience in the field of system administration with basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows environment.
  • An understanding of networking and storage protocols is an added advantage.

Career path

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