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Microsoft 70-740: Installation, Storage and Compute with Windows Server 2016

Module 1 Installing Windows Servers in Host and Compute Environments

• Course Introduction
• Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part1
• Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part2
• Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part3
• Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part4
• Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part5
• Installing Windows 2016 – Part1
• Installing Windows 2016 – Part2
• Installing Windows 2016 – Part3
• Installing Windows 2016 – Part4
• Installing Windows 2016 – Part5
• Managing Windows Installation With Windows PowerShell
• Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part1
• Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part2
• Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part3
• Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part4

Module 2 Configure Active Directory Network for Host and Compute Environments

• 2.1 Overview of Active DirectoryDomain Services – Part1
• 2.2 Overview of Active DirectoryDomain Services – Part2
• 2.3 Overview of Active DirectoryDomain Services – Part3
• 2.4 Overview of AD DS Domain Controllers – Part1
• 2.5 Overview of AD DS Domain Controllers – Part2
• 2.6 Deploying Domain Controllers – Part1
• 2.7 Deploying Domain Controllers – Part2
• 2.8 Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part1
• 2.9 Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part2
• 2.10 Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part3
• 2.11 Creating And Configuring GPOs – Part1
• 2.12 Creating And Configuring GPOs – Part2
• 2.13 Security Management Using Group Policy – Part1
• 2.14 Security Management Using Group Policy – Part2
• 2.15 Security Management Using Group Policy – Part3

Module 3 Implementing Local and Enterprise Storage Solutions

• 3.1 Managing Disk And Volumes In Windows Server 2016 – Part1
• 3.2 Managing Disk And Volumes In Windows Server 2016 – Part2
• 3.3 Managing Disk And Volumes In Windows Server 2016 – Part3
• 3.4 Managing Disk And Volumes In Windows Server 2016 – Part4
• 3.5 Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part1
• 3.6 Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part2
• 3.7 Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part3
• 3.8 Configuring Data Duplication – Part1
• 3.9 Configuring Data Duplication – Part2
• 3.10 Understanding Various Types of Storage
• 3.11 Comparing SAN Options – Part1
• 3.12 Comparing SAN Options – Part2
• 3.13 Understanding ISNS, DCB and MPIO
• 3.14 Configuring File and Folder Sharing in Windows Server – Part1
• 3.15 Configuring File and Folder Sharing in Windows Server – Part2
• 3.16 Configuring File and Folder Sharing in Windows Server – Part3
• 3.17 Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part1
• 3.18 Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part2
• 3.19 Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part3

Module 4 Implementing Hyper-V Virtualization and Containers

• 4.1 Installing Hyper-V Virtualization
• 4.2 Configuring Storage And Networking In Hyper-V Hosts – Part1
• 4.3 Configuring Storage And Networking In Hyper-V Hosts – Part2
• 4.4 Configuring And Managing Virtual Machines – Part1
• 4.5 Configuring And Managing Virtual Machines – Part2
• 4.6 Understanding Windows Server And Hyper-V Containers
• 4.7 Deploying Windows Server And Hyper-V Containers
• 4.8 Using Docker To Install Configure And Manage Containers

Module 5 Implementing High Availability

• 5.1 Overview of High Availability And Disaster Recovery – Part1
• 5.2 Overview of High Availability And Disaster Recovery – Part2
• 5.3 Implementing Network Load Balancing – Part1
• 5.4 Implementing Network Load Balancing – Part2
• 5.5 Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part1
• 5.6 Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part2
• 5.7 Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part3
• 5.8 Managing A Failover Cluster
• 5.9 Integrating Failover Clustering and Hyper-V – Part1
• 5.10 Integrating Failover Clustering and Hyper-V – Part2
• 5.11 Configuring Site Availability

Module 6 Maintaining and Monitoring Server Environments

• 6.1 Windows Server Update Services – Part1
• 6.2 Windows Server Update Services – Part2
• 6.3 Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration
• 6.4 Windows Server 2016 Monitoring Tools – Part1
• 6.5 Windows Server 2016 Monitoring Tools – Part2
• 6.6 Conclusion

Microsoft 70-741: MSCA Networking with Windows Server 2016

Module 1 – Installing W​indows Servers iHost and Compute Environments

• 1.1 – Course Introduction
• 1.2 – Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part 1
• 1.3 – Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part 2
• 1.4 – Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part 3
• 1.5 – Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part 4
• 1.6 – Determining Windows Server 2016 – Part 5
• 1.7 – Installing Windows 2016 – Part 1
• 1.8 – Installing Windows 2016 – Part 2
• 1.9 – Installing Windows 2016 – Part 3
• 1.10 – Installing Windows 2016 – Part 4
• 1.11 – Installing Windows 2016 – Part 5
• 1.12 – Managing Windows InstallatioWith Windows PowerShell
• 1.13 – Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part 1
• 1.14 – Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part 2
• 1.15 – Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part 3
• 1.16 – Creating Managing And Maintaining Windows Images For Deployment – Part 4

Module 2 – Configure Active Directory Network for Host and Compute Environments

• 2.1 – Overview of Active DirectoryDomaiServices – Part 1
• 2.2 – Overview of Active DirectoryDomaiServices – Part 2
• 2.3 – Overview of Active DirectoryDomaiServices – Part 3
• 2.4 – Overview of AD DS DomaiControllers – Part 1
• 2.5 – Overview of AD DS DomaiControllers – Part 2
• 2.6 – Deploying DomaiControllers – Part 1
• 2.7 – Deploying DomaiControllers – Part 2
• 2.8 – Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part 1
• 2.9 – Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part 2
• 2.10 – Overview Of Group Policy Purpose Components And Processes – Part 3
• 2.11 – Creating And Configuring GPOs – Part 1
• 2.12 – Creating And Configuring GPOs – Part 2
• 2.13 – Security Management Using Group Policy – Part 1
• 2.14 – Security Management Using Group Policy – Part 2
• 2.15 – Security Management Using Group Policy – Part 3

Module 3 – Implementing Local and Enterprise Storage Solutions

• 3.1 – Managing Disk And Volumes IWindows Server 2016 – Part 1
• 3.2 – Managing Disk And Volumes IWindows Server 2016 – Part 2
• 3.3 – Managing Disk And Volumes IWindows Server 2016 – Part 3
• 3.4 – Managing Disk And Volumes IWindows Server 2016 – Part 4
• 3.5 – Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part 1
• 3.6 – Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part 2
• 3.7 – Implementing And Managing Storage Spaces – Part 3
• 3.8 – Configuring Data Duplicatio- Part 1
• 3.9 – Configuring Data Duplicatio- Part 2
• 3.10 – Understanding Various Types of Storage
• 3.11 – Comparing SAN Options – Part 1
• 3.12 – Comparing SAN Options – Part 2
• 3.13 – Understanding ISNS, DCB and MPIO
• 3.14 – Configuring File and Folder Sharing iWindows Server – Part 1
• 3.15 – Configuring File and Folder Sharing iWindows Server – Part 2
• 3.16 – Configuring File and Folder Sharing iWindows Server – Part 3
• 3.17 – Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part 1
• 3.18 – Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part 2
• 3.19 – Configuring Advanced File Services With FSRM – Part 3

Module 4 – Implementing Hyper-V Virtualizatioand Containers

• 4.1 – Installing Hyper-V Virtualization
• 4.2 – Configuring Storage And Networking IHyper-V Hosts – Part 1
• 4.3 – Configuring Storage And Networking IHyper-V Hosts – Part 2
• 4.4 – Configuring And Managing Virtual Machines – Part 1
• 4.5 – Configuring And Managing Virtual Machines – Part 2
• 4.6 – Understanding Windows Server And Hyper-V Containers
• 4.7 – Deploying Windows Server And Hyper-V Containers
• 4.8 – Using Docker To Install Configure And Manage Containers

Module 5 – Implementing High Availability

• 5.1- Overview of High Availability And Disaster Recovery – Part 1
• 5.2- Overview of High Availability And Disaster Recovery – Part 2
• 5.3 – Implementing Network Load Balancing – Part 1
• 5.4 – Implementing Network Load Balancing – Part 2
• 5.5 – Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part 1
• 5.6 – Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part 2
• 5.7 – Planning And Configuring Failover Clustering – Part 3
• 5.8- Managing A Failover Cluster
• 5.9- Integrating Failover Clustering and Hyper-V – Part 1
• 5.10 – Integrating Failover Clustering and Hyper-V – Part 2
• 5.11 – Configuring Site Availability

Module 6 – Maintaining and Monitoring Server Environments

• 6.1 – Windows Server Update Services – Part 1
• 6.2 – Windows Server Update Services – Part 2
• 6.3 – Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration
• 6.4 – Windows Server 2016 Monitoring Tools – Part 1
• 6.5 – Windows Server 2016 Monitoring Tools – Part 2
• 6.6 – Conclusion

Microsoft 70-742: Identity in Windows Server 2016

Module 1: Installing and Configuring Domain Controllers

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Overview of Identity Management Concepts – Part 1
• 1.3 Overview of Identity Management Concepts – Part 2
• 1.4 Active Directory Domain Services Components – Part 1
• 1.5 Active Directory Domain Services Components – Part 2
• 1.6 Active Directory Domain Services Components – Part 3
• 1.7 Overview of ADDS Domain Services – Part 1
• 1.8 Overview of ADDS Domain Services – Part 2
• 1.9 Deploying Domain Controllers – Part 1
• 1.10 Deploying Domain Controllers – Part 2
• 1.11 Deploying Domain Controllers – Part 3

Module 2: Managing AD DS Objects

• 2.1 Overview of Object Management – Part 1
• 2.2 Overview of Object Management – Part 2
• 2.3 Managing User Accounts – Part 1
• 2.4 Managing User Accounts – Part 2
• 2.5 Managing User Accounts – Part 3
• 2.6 Managing User Accounts – Part 4
• 2.7 Managing User Accounts – Part 5
• 2.8 Managing Groups – Part 1
• 2.9 Managing Groups – Part 2
• 2.10 Managing Groups – Part 3
• 2.11 Managing Computer Accounts – Part 1
• 2.12 Managing Computer Accounts – Part 2
• 2.13 Managing Organizational Units – Part 1
• 2.14 Managing Organizational Units – Part 2

Module 3: Securing Active Directory Domain Services

• 3.1 Managing Organizational Units – Part 1
• 3.2 Managing Organizational Units – Part 2
• 3.3 Implementing Account Security – Part 1
• 3.4 Implementing Account Security – Part 2
• 3.5 Auditing AD DS
• 3.6 Configuring Managed Service Accounts

Module 4: Working with Complex AD Infrastructures

• 4.1 Overview of Advanced AD DS Deployments
• 4.2 Deploying a Distributed AD DS Environment – Part 1
• 4.3 Deploying a Distributed AD DS Environment – Part 2
• 4.4 Deploying a Distributed AD DS Environment – Part 3
• 4.5 Overview of AD DS Replication
• 4.6 Configuring AD DS Services – Part 1
• 4.7 Configuring AD DS Services – Part 2
• 4.8 Configuring AD DS Services – Part 3

Module 5: Implementing Group Policy

• 5.1 Overview of Group Policy – Part 1
• 5.2 Overview of Group Policy – Part 2
• 5.3 Overview of Group Policy – Part 3
• 5.4 Creating and Configuring GPOs – Part 1
• 5.5 Creating and Configuring GPOs – Part 2
• 5.6 Monitoring and Troubleshooting Group Policy
• 5.7 Managing Security Options for Computers using Group Policy – Part 1
• 5.8 Managing Security Options for Computers using Group Policy – Part 2
• 5.9 Managing User Environments – Part 1
• 5.10 Managing User Environments – Part 2
• 5.11 Managing User Environments – Part 3

Module 6: Understanding Microsoft Azure AD and Directory Synchronization

• 6.1 Planning Directory Synchronization – Part 1
• 6.2 Planning Directory Synchronization – Part 2
• 6.3 Implementing Azure AD Connect – Part 1
• 6.4 Implementing Azure AD Connect – Part 2
• 6.5 Managing Identities with Directory Synchronization

Module 7: Monitoring and Recovering AD DS

• 7.1 Monitoring AD DS – Part 1
• 7.2 Monitoring AD DS – Part 2
• 7.3 Monitoring AD DS – Part 3
• 7.4 Database Management
• 7.5 Backup and Recovery in AD DS – Part 1
• 7.6 Backup and Recovery in AD DS – Part 2

Module 8: Implementing Active Directory Certificate Services

• 8.1 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure and AD CS – Part 1
• 8.2 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure and AD CS – Part 2
• 8.3 Deploying Certificate Authority Hierarchy
• 8.4 Administering Certificate Authorities
• 8.5 Deploying and Managing Certificates – Part 1
• 8.6 Deploying and Managing Certificates – Part 2
• 8.7 Managing Revocation and Distribution
• 8.8 Configuring Certificate Recovery

Module 9: Implementing Active Directory Federation Services

• 9.1 Overview of AD FS
• 9.2 Planning and Deploying AD FS
• 9.3 Overview of Web Application Proxy

Module 10: Implementing Active Directory Rights Management Services

• 10.1 Overview of AD RMS
• 10.2 Deploying AD RMS
• 10.3 Protecting with AD RMS
• 10.4 Conclusion

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