Windows Server Administration Concepts: Server Roles

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Glenn Weadock

2:47:34

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0. Course Overview

0. Course Overview.mp4

01:46

1. Basics of Server Roles

0. Course Introduction.mp4

03:03

1. Roles vs. Features.mp4

07:01

2. An Example Role DHCP.mp4

07:21

3. Server Manager.mp4

08:26

4. Windows Admin Center.mp4

02:38

5. PowerShell.mp4

03:25

2. File and Print Servers

0. File Sharing Basics.mp4

08:19

1. Permissions and Conditional Access.mp4

09:07

2. Distributed File System.mp4

03:18

3. File and Printer Auditing.mp4

04:12

4. Print Server Functions.mp4

05:07

5. Printer Drivers and Deployment.mp4

06:47

6. Printer Sharing, Pooling, and Permissions.mp4

05:24

3. Application Servers

0. Types of Application Servers.mp4

07:19

1. Application Server Setup.mp4

05:47

4. Web Servers

0. Web Server Basics.mp4

08:45

1. IIS Components.mp4

06:44

2. IIS Web Sites.mp4

05:37

5. Remote Access Servers

0. The Remote Access Role.mp4

05:23

1. Virtual Private Networks.mp4

06:25

2. The Remote Desktop Services Role.mp4

06:22

3. Remote Administration Tools.mp4

07:58

6. Virtualization Servers

0. Virtual vs. Physical Computers.mp4

08:13

1. Virtual CPUs, RAM, and Networks.mp4

06:47

2. Virtual Disks and Machines.mp4

08:12

3. Checkpoints and Replicas.mp4

04:35

4. Nested Virtualization.mp4

03:33

Description

What can servers do that client operating systems cannot? This course will teach you the primary roles that Windows Server can assume: how to install them and what services they offer. It presents an overview of the most common server roles.

What You'll Learn?

Windows servers look similar to Windows clients at first glance, but servers do different things than clients, and this course explores those distinctions. In this course, Windows Server Administration Concepts: Server Roles, you will gain the ability to install and configure the more common roles provided with the Windows Server operating system. First, you will learn about how roles are different from features, and what administrative tools we can use to install and configure server roles. Next, you will discover details about file and print servers, application servers, Web servers, and remote access servers. Finally, you will transform a Windows server into a host of many other virtual machines and discover how to fine-tune the settings for each of those “guest” operating systems. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to select, install, and understand the many “hats” that Windows Server can wear, and you will be ready for further exploration of storage, Active Directory, performance, and maintenance in later courses. This course is part of a learning path that aligns with the objectives for the Microsoft Technology Associate certification track.

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Glenn Weadock

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Glenn E. Weadock (MDAA, MCAAA, MCT, MCSE, MCSA, MCITP, A+, Security+) is the president of Independent Software Inc., which he founded in 1982 after graduating from Stanford University's engineering school. ISI provides expert witness, consulting, and training services in the IT field with a focus on operating systems and networking technologies. Glenn is the author of 18 commercial books on topics such as Windows clients and servers, Microsoft certification, website design, troubleshooting, and client/server networking, for publishers including McGraw-Hill, Wiley, Sybex, and the famous Dummies series. Glenn has developed seminars and video courses for Data-Tech Institute, Global Knowledge, and O’Reilly Media; co-authored two Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) courses on Windows Server 2008; and has taught PC and network troubleshooting, design, and support to tens of thousands of students in the US, UK, Canada, and Southeast Asia. Glenn advised the U.S. Justice Department in the Microsoft antitrust case, and has been an expert witness in patent cases involving companies such as IBM, Amazon, Facebook, Instagram, Disney, and LendingTree. He has a Bachelor of Science in Engineering With Distinction, from Stanford University, where he was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi honor societies. In his spare time, Glenn enjoys hiking, reading, and music.

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