Master Windows Server administration for enterprise environments. Learn installation, configuration, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, Hyper-V virtualization, and prepare for Microsoft certification (MCSA/MCSE).
This comprehensive Microsoft Windows Server Administration course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to deploy, configure, manage, and troubleshoot Windows Server environments in enterprise organizations. The course covers the latest Windows Server versions (2016, 2019, 2022) and all core administration tasks.
Through hands-on labs, real-world scenarios, and extensive practice with virtual machines, students will gain practical experience in managing Windows Server infrastructure. This course is ideal for aspiring system administrators, IT professionals, and anyone seeking to start a career in Windows Server administration.
Key skills you'll master in this Windows Server course
Master Windows Server installation, roles, features, and initial configuration for enterprise environments.
Implement and manage AD DS, domains, forests, organizational units, and domain controllers.
Create and manage user accounts, groups, and implement security policies.
Configure and manage DNS zones, records, DHCP scopes, and options.
Implement Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for centralized configuration and security.
Configure storage spaces, file shares, quotas, and DFS (Distributed File System).
Create and manage virtual machines, virtual switches, and Hyper-V replicas.
Implement Windows Defender, backup strategies, and disaster recovery.
12 comprehensive modules covering Windows Server administration
Objective: Understand Windows Server editions and perform installation.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Windows Server ISO, Hyper-V, Server Manager
Objective: Install and manage server roles and features.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Server Manager, PowerShell, Windows Admin Center
Objective: Implement and manage Active Directory Domain Services.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Server Manager, Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC), PowerShell
Objective: Manage user, group, and computer objects in Active Directory.
Topics Covered:
Tools: ADUC, PowerShell, CSVDE, LDIFDE
Objective: Configure and manage DNS for name resolution.
Topics Covered:
Tools: DNS Manager, nslookup, dig, dcdiag
Objective: Configure and manage DHCP for automated IP addressing.
Topics Covered:
Tools: DHCP Manager, ipconfig, PowerShell
Objective: Implement and manage Group Policy for centralized configuration.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), rsop, gpresult
Objective: Configure and manage storage and file sharing.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Disk Management, Server Manager, DFS Management, FSRM
Objective: Implement and manage Hyper-V virtualization.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Hyper-V Manager, PowerShell, Windows Admin Center
Objective: Implement security measures and backup strategies.
Topics Covered:
Tools: Windows Server Backup, Windows Defender, BitLocker
Objective: Configure remote access and web server services.
Topics Covered:
Tools: IIS Manager, Remote Desktop Gateway, VPN configuration
Objective: Master PowerShell for automation and prepare for certification.
Topics Covered:
Tools: PowerShell ISE, VS Code, Active Directory PowerShell module
Professional tools and software you'll master
Enterprise-grade server operating system
Native virtualization platform for Windows Server
Web-based server management tool
Automation and configuration management
Directory services for identity and access management
Cloud integration and hybrid solutions
Choose the learning format that suits you best
Private personalized Windows Server training
Classroom-style Windows Server learning
Enroll today and get hands-on lab access, lifetime course materials, mentor support, and Microsoft certification preparation guidance.