Windows Server 2022: DHCP and DNS

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Robert McMillen

2:13:33

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01 - Introduction

01 - Install and configure Windows Server 2022 DHCP and DNS.mp4

01:02

02 - 1. DHCP Overview

01 - What is DHCP.mp4

03:52

02 - DHCP on various devices.mp4

01:48

03 - The importance of DHCP in the enterprise.mp4

03:08

03 - 2. Setting Up DHCP

01 - Installing the DHCP server role.mp4

03:29

02 - DHCP authorization.mp4

01:40

03 - Creating scopes.mp4

03:56

04 - Configuring DHCP options.mp4

02:04

05 - Scope activation.mp4

00:43

06 - Client configuration for DHCP.mp4

02:00

04 - 3. Managing DHCP

01 - Setting up reservations.mp4

03:10

02 - Setting up exclusions.mp4

02:10

03 - Import and export databases.mp4

01:59

04 - Scope reconciliation.mp4

00:59

05 - DHCP troubleshooting.mp4

04:28

06 - DHCP filters.mp4

02:55

05 - 4. Advanced DHCP

01 - DHCP failover and high availability.mp4

00:59

02 - DHCP failover setup.mp4

02:46

03 - DHCP relay using switches and routers.mp4

05:42

04 - Routing using DHCP.mp4

02:47

05 - DHCP policies.mp4

02:57

06 - Split scope.mp4

02:47

06 - 5. DNS Overview

01 - DNS importance with Active Directory.mp4

01:13

02 - DNS manager overview.mp4

03:32

03 - Important Active Directory DNS records.mp4

04:33

07 - 6. Deploying DNS

01 - Install DNS on a member server.mp4

01:48

02 - Client DNS configuration.mp4

02:56

03 - DNS forwarders.mp4

03:05

08 - 7. DNS Zones

01 - Forward DNS zones and AD integration.mp4

03:14

02 - Reverse DNS zones and AD integration.mp4

03:58

03 - Secondary zone creation.mp4

03:33

04 - Stub zone creation.mp4

03:23

09 - 8. DNS Resource Records

01 - Forward and reverse zone records.mp4

03:23

02 - Alias (CNAME) records.mp4

03:56

03 - Mail (MX) records.mp4

04:08

04 - Other record types.mp4

02:00

10 - 9. Advanced DNS

01 - DNS queries.mp4

01:10

02 - DNS cache.mp4

03:01

03 - Conditional forwarders.mp4

01:38

11 - 10. DNS Security

01 - DNS cache locking.mp4

03:34

02 - DNS socket pool.mp4

02:17

03 - DNS zone signing.mp4

02:07

04 - DNS security extensions.mp4

03:31

12 - 11. DHCP and DNS Management

01 - Managing DNS and DHCP using Admin Center.mp4

06:10

02 - Managing DNS and DHCP using IPAM.mp4

08:02

Description

DHCP is an important concept to understand for any network or system administrator, as it allows you to automatically assign IP address information to all your endpoints. DNS, meanwhile, is essential to resolve names to IP addresses to make Active Directory and name resolution work correctly. In this course, instructor Robert McMillen explains how DHCP and DNS work in the context of a Windows Server 2022 environment. He first shows how to install, manage, troubleshoot, and create all the DHCP settings needed for your network—even remote networks. He then covers the important aspects of DNS—installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Active Directory DNS and standard DNS zones. Robert ends the course with demonstrations on managing both DHCP and DNS using management consoles, PowerShell, IPAM, and Windows Admin Center.

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