Confident Windows Server administration - You will structure your day-to-day Windows Server work and use the right admin tools, so you can configure servers faster, work more consistently, and reduce avoidable operational mistakes.
Stronger identity management - You will learn to deploy AD DS, domain controllers, GPOs, Azure AD, and certificate services, so you can organize accounts, permissions, and secure authentication more effectively.
Reliable network services setup - You will master deployment and administration of DHCP, DNS, and IPAM, enabling you to manage addressing, troubleshoot name resolution issues, and keep network services stable.
Efficient file and storage management - You will learn how to configure volumes, shares, Storage Spaces, deduplication, iSCSI, and DFS, helping you use storage resources better and simplify secure data access for users.
Practical virtualization and containers - You will learn to build and secure Hyper-V environments, configure virtual machines, and understand Windows containers and Kubernetes, making it easier to run modern services.
Higher availability and disaster recovery - You will work with failover clusters, Hyper-V Replica, and backup and restore mechanisms, so you can prepare your environment for outages and reduce service recovery time.
More effective server security - You will practice privileged access protection, JEA, SMB security, and update management, so you can lower the risk of breaches and harden Windows Server systems in production.
Remote access and environment monitoring - You will learn to deploy VPN, Always On VPN, NPS, RDS, IIS, and monitoring tools, so you can provide secure remote access and detect performance issues much faster.
Windows administration basics - You should be comfortable using Windows, know core administrative settings, and understand how system services and user account configuration work in everyday practice.
Computer networking basics - You should understand IP addressing, DNS, DHCP, and local network concepts, so you can follow the infrastructure service configuration covered during the training.
Server and virtualization familiarity - You should have basic experience with server systems or virtual machines, so you can complete hands-on exercises related to deployment and service configuration efficiently.
Active Directory awareness - You should understand core domain concepts, users, groups, and permissions, because the training expands these areas in a practical Windows Server administration context.
