Learn from the experts as you prepare for Exam 98-365: Windows Server Administration Fundamentals and Microsoft Technology Associate certification. Explore server installation, server roles, Active Directory, storage, server performance management, and server maintenance.
Get an introduction to some of the enterprise (and some public-facing) technologies provided by Windows Server, such as Web Services (IIS), Remote Access (RRAS, Remote Desktop), and Virtualization (Hyper-V) technologies. Explore some of the tools and techniques that can be used for remote server administration.
Learn how to provide File and Print services to your network, in this exploration of NTFS, Sharing, Permissions, Auditing, and Network Printers.
Discover the first of many services that Windows Server is designed to provide to your network, including DHCP, DNS, and Active Directory.
Hear how to monitor and troubleshoot installation and configuration. See basic troubleshooting steps and potential starting points for dealing with server issues, and see demos of tools, including Server Backup and repair tools.
Explore the basics of storage in Windows Server, expanding on the basics of Windows storage with Server technologies, such as Network Attached Storage and Storage Area Networks. Look at different disk options and structures, plus a number of tools for managing the many aspects of Windows Server Storage.
Learn some of the basic tools for administering and configuring Windows Server, including the Control Panel, Initial Configuration Tasks (Windows Server 2008 R2), and Server Manager. Familiarize yourself with the Windows Server environment and with managing and configuring the local machine running Windows Server, as you look at the Registry, Service Management, and installing programs and features.
Get a general overview of Windows Server, and explore concepts, such as installing and physical versus virtual servers. And hear a high-level overview of some of the services that Windows Server provides.