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Online, On Demand
Duration
8.5 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
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This premium online Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Training Beginner course ensures the growth of your professional skills while also providing international accreditation. All of the themes and subtopics in Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Training Beginners are organised scientifically, taking into account the psychology of the learner and their total learning experience. The Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Training Beginner modules are all simple to comprehend, interactive, and bite-sized. You will be able to learn Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Training Beginner at your own speed, from any location, using any device that is appropriate. The Academy of Skills offers an internationally recognized certification for this Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Training Beginner course.

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Curriculum

13
sections
88
lectures
8h 32m
total

    • 2: Downloading ISO and OVA Files for VirtualBox 08:04
    • 3: Creating a Virtual Install of Server 2016 Using VirtualBox 12:15
    • 4: Lab - Creating a Virtual Install of Server 2016 Using VirtualBox - old 07:00
    • 5: Creating a virtual install of Server 2016 Core Using VirtualBox 10:32
    • 6: Lab - Creating a Virtual Install of Server 2016 Core Using VirtualBox 06:00
    • 7: Create a virtual install of Windows 10 using VirtualBox 15:41
    • 8: Lab - Creating a Virtual Install of Windows 10 Using VirtualBox 09:00
    • 9: Taking a Snapshot of Your Current configuration 04:13

    • 10: Windows Network Diagram 01:00
    • 11: Lab – Preparing Server 2016 for Promotion to a Domain Controller 05:00
    • 12: Preparing Server 2016 for Promotion to a Domain Controller 09:35
    • 13: Lab - Promote Server 2016 to a Domain Controller 05:00
    • 14: Promoting Server 2016 to a DC Using Server Manager 09:13
    • 15: Add Server 2016 Core to a Microsoft Domain 07:57
    • 16: Lab – Join Server 2016 Core to an Existing Domain 06:00
    • 17: Promoting Server Core to a DC 14:11
    • 18: Add Windows 10 Workstation to the Domain 15:17
    • 19: Create a Server 2016 Replica Domain Controller 13:51

    • 20: Installing the DNS Role Using Server Manager 05:21
    • 21: Create a secondary or backup DNS server 07:26
    • 22: Create a secondary or backup DNS server using Server Core 08:23
    • 23: Create a DNS reverse lookup zone in Server 2019 02:28
    • 24: Create a new DNS host record 01:41
    • 25: Creating a DNS MX record 04:21

    • 26: Install and configure DHCP Using the GUI 03:15
    • 27: Install and configure DHCP Using the GUI 06:00
    • 28: Install and configure DHCP using PowerShell 08:39
    • 29: Lab - Install and configure DHCP using PowerShell 01:00
    • 30: Authorize a Windows 2016 DHCP Server 02:57
    • 31: Server and Scope options in Windows server 2016 03:01
    • 32: How to edit the default gateway settings in DHCP 02:36
    • 33: How to edit DNS server list in DHCP 03:50
    • 34: Use filters in DHCP to deny clients DHCP services 02:07
    • 35: Use DHCP User Classes to Assign Alternate DHCP Options 05:12
    • 36: Edit a DHCP Scope 02:45
    • 37: How to backup and restore the DHCP database 02:54
    • 38: Create predefined options in DHCP 05:58

    • 39: Create a user in Active Directory 01:38
    • 40: Create a an administrator user in Server 2016 04:36
    • 41: create a distribution group 02:28
    • 42: Create and use a security group in Active Directory 03:07
    • 43: Create an Organizational Unit 02:50
    • 44: Unlock a user account 01:50
    • 45: Move users and objects inside of Active Directory 02:16
    • 46: How to change the domain administrator password 01:15
    • 47: Fix Access Denied when deleting Active Directory objects 01:30

    • 48: Use Group Policy to prevent automatic logoff due to inactivity 02:55
    • 49: Create and link a GPO to an OU 04:22
    • 50: Edit group policy objects to affect a user 02:54
    • 51: Edit a group policy object to affect a computer 03:45
    • 52: Backup and restore Group Policy Objects in Active Directory 03:01
    • 53: Force screensaver and timeouts Using Group Policy 06:50
    • 54: Change Users Desktop Background Using Group Policy 09:08

    • 55: Overview of the new start menu for Server 2016 02:22
    • 56: Working with Task View in Server 2016 02:51
    • 57: Enable Remote Desktop Using PowerShell 09:51
    • 58: Lab - Enable Remote Desktop Using PowerShell 06:00
    • 59: Rearm the 180-day Evaluation Period for Windows Server 02:42
    • 60: Rearm the 30-day evaluation Period for Windows 10 02:52
    • 61: Create a Heads-up Display Using BgInfo 08:23
    • 62: Change the Date, time and numbers format in Server 2016 02:23
    • 63: Rename Windows Server 2016 Using Powershell 02:43

    • 64: Lab – Setup Work Folders on Windows Server 2012 or 2016 14:00
    • 65: Setting up Work folders in a Window Domain 15:11
    • 66: Configure a Distributed File System Using Windows Server 15:57
    • 67: Lab - Configure a Distributed File System Using Windows Server 11:00
    • 68: Create a Shared folder Using Windows Server 04:02
    • 69: Create a Shared Folder Using Server Manager 05:55

    • 70: Add a network printer in Windows server 2016 04:16
    • 71: Install and use the Print Management role in Windows Server 2016 04:19
    • 72: Deploy printers using Group Policy in Windows Server 2016 03:13

    • 73: Turn the firewall on or off in Windows Server 01:14
    • 74: Allow an inbound port thru a Windows Firewall 02:15
    • 75: Allow PING between Windows Server and Windows 10 04:33
    • 76: Using netsh to Manage the Windows Firewall 04:45
    • 77: Using Powershell to Gather Firewall I 02:00
    • 78: Using Powershell to Gather Firewall Information 03:53

    • 79: Adding Additional Hard Disks Using VirtualBox 06:27
    • 80: Adding Additional Hard Disks to Server 2016 05:00
    • 81: Shrink or extend a volume in Windows Server 04:12
    • 82: How to format a volume with ReFS in Windows Server 03:51
    • 83: How to format a volume with FAT32 in Windows Server 02:10

    • 84: NSLookup 05:05
    • 85: Lab – Troubleshooting Network Connectivity 07:00
    • 86: Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity 16:29
    • 87: Overview of Windows Sysinternal Tools 08:20
    • 88: Overview of Sysinternal's Process Explorer 17:40

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  • Knowledge of basic English

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