Mastering Active Directory: Manage And Optimize The Network

Gain Essential Active Directory Skills for Windows Network Management

What you'll learn

System Administrators who are responsible for managing and maintaining the Windows Servers

Network Engineers who are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining network infrastructure, including servers.

IT Managers who manage IT teams and are responsible for overseeing the overall IT infrastructure within an organization

Security Professionals who maintain the security of the organization's IT systems

Helpdesk and Support Staff who provide support to end-users, such as troubleshooting and resolving issues related to Active Directory

Anyone who wants to learn about Active Directory

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Windows operating systems and Network

Description

Mastering Active Directory: Manage and Optimize the Network is an essential course for IT professionals responsible for managing, administering, and maintaining Windows-based networks. Active Directory is a vital component of network management, and this course provides a comprehensive overview of the features and capabilities of Active Directory, from installation and configuration to troubleshooting common issues.In this course, you will learn how to manage Active Directory objects such as users, groups, and computers, configure and manage Group Policy, and manage Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), You will also gain valuable skills in Active Directory security, troubleshooting, and best practices for efficient and effective network management.Through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on lab exercises, you will gain practical experience working with Active Directory, and learn how to optimize your network for high performance, reliability, and security. Whether you are new to Active Directory or looking to deepen your knowledge and skills, this course is an essential resource for IT professionals seeking to master Active Directory and advance their careers in network management.Overall, this course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Active Directory and its key features and equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively manage and optimize their Windows-based networks.

Overview

Section 1: About Course

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Operating System

Lecture 2 What is Operating System ?

Lecture 3 Windows Server 2022 OS Editions ?

Section 3: Windows Server 2022 Features

Lecture 4 64 bit OS

Lecture 5 Advanced Multilayer Security

Lecture 6 Supports Cloud Infra

Lecture 7 Hybrid Capabilities With Azure

Lecture 8 Improved Server Manager

Lecture 9 Supports GUI and CLI OS

Lecture 10 Group Policy Management Console

Lecture 11 Backup and Recovery

Lecture 12 DNS

Lecture 13 IIS

Lecture 14 Virtualization

Lecture 15 Windows Deployment Service

Lecture 16 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Lecture 17 Active Directory

Section 4: Windows Server 2022 Installation

Lecture 18 Hardware requirements to Install Windows Server 2022 OS

Lecture 19 Different Ways To Install The Operating System

Lecture 20 Computer Specifications For Lab and verification

Lecture 21 Software requirement

Lecture 22 How to download Windows Server ISO image

Lecture 23 Download and Install VMWare Workstation

Lecture 24 How to create the virtual machine

Lecture 25 Installing Windows Server 2022

Section 5: IP Address

Lecture 26 What is an IP Address

Lecture 27 What is IPv4

Lecture 28 How to assign an IP address theory

Lecture 29 How to assign an IP address : Lab

Lecture 30 What is a Sub netmask ?

Section 6: Topologies

Lecture 31 What is a Tolplogy?

Lecture 32 Physical Topology

Lecture 33 Bus Topology

Lecture 34 Ring Topology

Lecture 35 Star Topology

Lecture 36 What is logical topology

Lecture 37 Workgroup Model

Lecture 38 Domain Model

Lecture 39 Domain vs Domain Controller

Lecture 40 Requirements For Domain Controller

Lecture 41 Terminologies

Lecture 42 Lab overview

Lecture 43 Verify if the Server is in Workgroup

Lecture 44 Configuring IP address and PDNS

Lecture 45 Installing ADDS Full

Lecture 46 Promoting the Server to a Domain Controller

Lecture 47 Verification

Lecture 48 Installing Member Server and Workstation

Lecture 49 Member Server VS Workstation

Section 7: User Management | Editing Password Policy

Lecture 50 How to do User Management and Edit Password Policy

Section 8: Permissions

Lecture 51 Account Lock Policy and Restrict Users

Lecture 52 Assigning Administrator rights to users

Lecture 53 Security Level Permissions

Lecture 54 Creating Files and Folders

Lecture 55 Removing Default Permissions

Lecture 56 User with Read Permission

Lecture 57 Shared Folder

Section 9: Profiles

Lecture 58 Local User Profile

Lecture 59 Roaming User Profile

Lecture 60 Home Folder

Section 10: FSRM

Lecture 61 What is FSRM?

Lecture 62 Storage Quota Management

Lecture 63 File Screening Management

Lecture 64 Storage Reports Management

Section 11: Organizational Unit

Lecture 65 What is an Organizational Unit

Lecture 66 Delegation

Lecture 67 Delegation LAB

Section 12: Additional Domain Controller (ADC)

Lecture 68 What is an Additional Domain Controller (ADC)

Lecture 69 Additional Domain Controller (ADC) Installation

Section 13: Tree and Forest

Lecture 70 What is a Tree

Lecture 71 NDEF Lab

Lecture 72 What is a Forest

Section 14: Active Directory Roles

Lecture 73 What Are Active Directory Roles

Lecture 74 Transfer Of Roles

Lecture 75 Seize Of Roles

Section 15: Group Policy

Lecture 76 Group Policy

Lecture 77 Group Policy With Labs

Lecture 78 Site Level Group Policy, Modeling & Script

Lecture 79 Home Folder with restrictions or Drive Map

Section 16: Trust

Lecture 80 Active Directory Trust

Lecture 81 Active Directory Trust Lab

Section 17: Active Directory Partitions

Lecture 82 What Are Active Directory Partitions

Section 18: Global Catalog

Lecture 83 Global Catalog

Section 19: Sites with Lab

Lecture 84 Sites with Lab

An Active Directory course is typically designed for IT professionals who are responsible for managing, administering, and maintaining Windows-based networks. This may include system administrators, network engineers, IT managers, security professionals, and helpdesk/support staff. These individuals may have varying levels of experience with Active Directory, ranging from beginners to advanced users.