InfiniteSkills - Administering Windows Server 2012 - Exam 70-411 Certification Training
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A Practical 70-411 Training Course That Teaches Real World Skills

In this project-based Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Certification - Exam 70-411 video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications.

In this Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Certification (Exam 70-411) training course, expert John Savill teaches you how to design, implement and administer the core components of the Windows Server 2012 operating system. The skills that you are taught in this tutorial include everything you need to pass the Administering Windows Server 2012 exam, a required component of the MCSA certification from Microsoft.

John begins your training with a chapter on deploying Windows Server 2012. You cover installation, configuration, ongoing patching and backup of the operating system. This video tutorial covers the design and implementation of core Windows services including file services, printing, networking, active directory and group policy. Each topic the author presents is broken down into short and easy to understand lessons, allowing you learn quickly and understand more of what you are being taught.

Once you have completed this training video for Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Certification (Exam 70-411 - Administering Windows Server 2012) you will have the knowledge required to design, implement and administer the basic services in a Windows Server environment, bringing you one step closer to achieving your Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate designation.

Duration: 7.75 hours - 81 tutorial videos | Date Released: 2013-08-06 | Instructor: John Savill

01. Deploying Windows Server 2012
    0101 Introduction
    0102 Overview Of Deployment Methods
    0103 Introduction To Windows Deployment Services
    0104 Installing Windows Deployment Services
    0105 Adding And Configuring Images To WDS
    0106 Deploying An Operating System With WDS
    0107 Updating Images In WDS

02. Patching Windows Operating Systems
    0201 Overview Of The Options For Patch Deployment
    0202 Installing Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
    0203 Configuring WSUS
    0204 Configuring Clients To Use WSUS
    0205 WSUS Administration
    0206 Comparing WSUS To SCCM Patch Capabilities

03. File Server Resource Manager

    0301 Introduction To File Server Resource Manager And Limits To Native Quotas
    0302 Installing And Using FSRM
    0303 Creating Storage Reports With FSRM
    0304 Creating Quotas With FSRM
    0305 Enabling File Screening With FSRM
    0306 Classifying Data With File Classification Infrastructure (FCI)
    0307 Triggering File Actions Based On File Classification

04. Distributed File System
    0401 Challenges With File Services In Large Organizations
    0402 Types Of Distributed File System (DFS)
    0403 Installing And Configuring DFS Namespaces
    0404 Using Distributed File System Replication
    0405 Tuning DFSR
    0406 When To Use DFSR And When To Use Other Solutions

05. File And Disk Encryption And Auditing
    0501 Ways To Protect Data (EFS, Bitlocker, RMS)
    0502 Enabling EFS In An Organization
    0503 Using EFS
    0504 Introduction To Bitlocker And Its Options
    0505 Deploying And Using Bitlocker
    0506 Using Bitlocker Network Unlock
    0507 Enable Advanced Storage Auditing

06. Domain Name System Configuration And Troubleshooting
    0601 DNS Review And Types Of DNS Query And Response
    0602 Zone Configuration Types And Split DNS
    0603 Configure Advanced Resource Records Type
    0604 Advanced Resource Record Management (Aging, TTL, Scavenging)
    0605 Advanced DNS Troubleshooting

07. Active Directory Domain Service
    0701 Advanced Domain Controller Backup And Recovery
    0702 Optimizing AD Databases And Performing Database Cleanup
    0703 Domain Controller Types And When To Use
    0704 Review Universal Groups And Configuring Universal Group Membership
    0705 Virtualizing Domain Controllers With Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V
    0706 Cloning Domain Controllers
    0707 Using Managed Service Accounts
    0708 Configuration Account Policies With Fine Grained Password Policies
    0709 Understanding Service Principal Names (SPNS)

08. Group Policy
    0801 Review Group Policy Application
    0802 Using No Override And Block Inheritance
    0803 WMI Filtering And Security For GPOs
    0804 Creating Custom Administrative Templates
    0805 Convert ADM Files To ADMX Files
    0806 Configure Software Installation: Folder Redirection And Scripts
    0807 Using Group Policy Preferences
    0808 Backing Up And Restoring GPOs
    0809 Troubleshooting Group Policy Application And Common Causes Of Problems

09. Routing And Remote Access Services
    0901 Overview Of Types Of Remote Access And Why Its Important
    0902 Types Of Virtual Private Network Technology
    0903 Installation Routing And Remote Access Service
    0904 Creating A VPN
    0905 Monitoring And Troubleshooting RRAS

10. DirectAccess
    1001 Overview Of DirectAccess Technology And Benefits Over Traditional VPN
    1002 Installing DirectAccess
    1003 Configuration Of DirectAccess Service And Enabling DirectAccess For Clients
    1004 Troubleshooting DirectAccess

11. Network Policy Server And Network Access Protection
    1101 Understanding Network Access Protection And Network Policy Server
    1102 Installing Network Policy Server
    1103 Configuring Radius
    1104 Create Network Policy Server Policies
    1105 Types Of Network Access Protection Enforcement
    1106 Implementing Network Access Protection
    1107 Monitoring And Troubleshooting Network Access Protection

12. Monitoring Windows Server 2012
    1201 The Importance Of Server Monitoring
    1202 Using Performance Monitor
    1203 Configuring And Using Performance Monitor Data Collector Sets
    1204 Enabling Performance Monitor Alerts
    1205 Introduction To Event Logs
    1206 Triggering Actions From Event Logs
    1207 Using Network Monitor
    1208 Special Monitoring Considerations When Using Virtualization

13. Closing Thoughts
    1301 Closing Thoughts