Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques for Windows Server

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Bruce Mackenzie-Low

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:27

02 - Course Introduction.mp4

05:24

03 - Software Crashes.mp4

07:50

04 - Demo 1 - Stop 0x19 - BAD_POOL_HEADER.mp4

13:35

05 - Demo 2 - Stop 0x24 - NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM.mp4

06:00

06 - Demo 3 - Stop 0x7f - UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP.mp4

07:07

07 - Demo 4 - Stop 0xd1 - DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.mp4

07:43

08 - Summary.mp4

00:50

09 - Identifying Hardware Crashes.mp4

05:23

10 - Types of Hardware BSOD.mp4

03:28

11 - Demo 1 - Stop 0x9f - DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE.mp4

08:21

12 - Demo 2 - Stop 0x124 - WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR.mp4

05:18

13 - Summary.mp4

00:37

14 - Types of Hang Timeout Crashes.mp4

04:20

15 - User Mode Health Monitor Bugcheck.mp4

04:55

16 - Demo 1 - Stop 0x9e - USER_MODE_HEALTH_MONITOR.mp4

13:41

17 - Demo 2 - Stop 0x133 - DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION.mp4

11:03

18 - Demo 3 - Stop 0xfffe - Driver-defined bugcheck.mp4

13:15

19 - Summary.mp4

00:40

20 - Why Windows Servers Hang.mp4

08:28

21 - How to Force Memory Dumps.mp4

08:21

22 - Demo 1 - Stop 0x80 - NMI_HARDWARE_FAILURE.mp4

12:14

23 - Demo 2 - Stop 0x80 - NMI_HARDWARE_FAILURE.mp4

12:06

24 - Summary.mp4

00:52

25 - Key System Resources.mp4

07:18

26 - Debugging Resource Depletions.mp4

05:38

27 - Demo 1 - Stop 0x133 - DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION.mp4

17:43

28 - Demo 2 - Stop 0x9e - USER_MODE_HEALTH_MONITOR.mp4

16:11

29 - Summary.mp4

00:38

30 - Collecting Perfmon Metrics with Scripts.mp4

05:59

31 - Collecting Kernel Metrics with Scripts.mp4

05:09

32 - Demo - Performance Case Study.mp4

10:03

33 - Summary.mp4

00:45

34 - Triggering a Crash When an Event ID Occurs.mp4

10:30

35 - Triggering a Crash Based on Perfmon Counters.mp4

01:51

36 - Viewing Event Log Entries from Memory Dumps.mp4

01:49

37 - Demo 1 - Event ID Trigger.mp4

09:31

38 - Demo 2 - Performance Threshold Trigger.mp4

08:21

39 - Summary.mp4

00:28

40 - Preparing for the Worst.mp4

05:53

41 - Analyzing Crashes and Hangs Best Practices.mp4

04:57

42 - Performance Monitoring Best Practices.mp4

04:15

43 - Periodic Maintenance Best Practices.mp4

01:41

44 - Summary.mp4

01:01

advanced-troubleshooting-windows-server.zip

Description

Sysadmins must know how to resolve Blue Screens of Death, hangs, and performance outages. In this course, real-world demos illustrate techniques, tools, and scripts used to identify buggy drivers, failing hardware, and resource bottlenecks.

What You'll Learn?

Unexpected system outages can challenge even the most seasoned administrators. Knowing what to do and the right tools to use can mean the difference between a few minutes of downtime versus hours or even days of disruption. In this course, Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques for Windows Server, you will learn how to tackle real-world outages. First, you will analyze the most common Blue Screens of Death (BSOD). Then, you will remediate hardware crashes, resolve hangs and lockups, and identify depleted resources and performance bottlenecks. Finally, you will see the best troubleshooting practices and techniques illustrated by over a dozen real-world demonstrations. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to tackle the toughest outages in your environment.

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Windows Server

Bruce Mackenzie-Low

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Bruce is a master consultant at HP providing 3rd level worldwide support on Microsoft Windows based products including Failover Clusters, Crash Dump Analysis and Performance Tuning. With over 25 years of computing experience at Digital, Compaq and HP, Bruce is a well-known resource for resolving highly complex problems involving clusters, SAN’s, networking and internals. He has taught extensively throughout his career always leaving his audience energized with his enthusiasm for technology.

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