Windows Server Management

Mastering Windows Server for Secure, Scalable, and Efficient IT Infrastructure

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MODE
Virtual (Google Meet)

TYPE
Mentor Based

LEVEL
Moderate

DURATION
3 Weeks

About

The Windows Server Management program provides hands-on training in Windows Server installation, Active Directory (AD), Group Policy, networking, virtualization, security, and automation. Participants will learn best practices for managing enterprise IT environments, configuring Microsoft Azure integration, and optimizing system performance and security. This program is designed for IT professionals, system administrators, and cloud engineers.

Aim

To equip participants with essential and advanced skills in Windows Server administration, focusing on server deployment, networking, security, automation, and cloud integration for enterprise IT environments.

Program Objectives

To provide hands-on training in Windows Server installation, configuration, and management.
To train participants in Active Directory, networking, and storage management.
To develop expertise in virtualization, cloud integration, and security hardening.
To introduce automation using PowerShell and Windows Admin Center.
To prepare participants for Windows Server administration roles in enterprise IT and cloud environments.

Program Structure

Week 1: Windows Server Fundamentals and Active Directory Management

Module 1: Introduction to Windows Server and System Setup

What is Windows Server?
- Understanding Windows Server roles and editions (Standard, Datacenter, Core).
- Windows Server GUI vs. Server Core.
- Setting up Windows Server on a virtual machine (Hyper-V, VMware).
Windows Server Management Tools
- Server Manager, PowerShell, Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT).
- Introduction to Windows Admin Center.

Hands-On Lab:

Installing and configuring Windows Server on a virtual machine.

Module 2: Active Directory (AD) and User Management

Understanding Active Directory (AD)
- AD structure: Forests, Domains, Organizational Units (OUs).
- Installing and configuring Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
User and Group Management in AD
- Creating and managing users, groups, and organizational units.
- Group Policy Management (GPO) for user and device configurations.
- Configuring account policies and password enforcement.

Hands-On Lab:

Deploying AD DS and creating user accounts and GPOs.

Week 2: Networking, Security, and Remote Management

Module 3: Windows Server Networking and DHCP/DNS Configuration

Windows Server Network Configuration
- Assigning static IP addresses and configuring NIC teaming.
- Troubleshooting network connectivity with ipconfig, netstat, ping.
Configuring DHCP and DNS Services
- Installing and managing the DHCP Server role.
- Setting up DNS Server and configuring records (A, CNAME, MX, SRV).
- Securing DNS and preventing DNS spoofing attacks.

Hands-On Lab:

Setting up a DHCP server and configuring DNS name resolution.

Module 4: Windows Server Security and Firewall Management

User Authentication and Access Control
- Managing NTFS permissions and Shared Folder access.
- Configuring Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
Windows Firewall and Security Policies
- Configuring Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security.
- Implementing security baselines with Local and Group Policies.

Hands-On Lab:

Configuring shared folder permissions and securing access with firewall rules.

Week 3: Automation, Backup, and Cloud Integration

Module 5: Server Automation and PowerShell Scripting

Automating Server Administration with PowerShell
- Running and scheduling PowerShell scripts.
- Managing users, groups, and permissions via PowerShell.
Task Scheduling and Performance Monitoring
- Using Task Scheduler for automation.
- Monitoring system performance with Event Viewer and Resource Monitor.

Hands-On Lab:

Writing a PowerShell script to automate user account creation and reporting.

Module 6: Backup, Disaster Recovery, and Cloud Deployment

Windows Server Backup and Restore
- Implementing backup strategies using Windows Server Backup.
- Disaster recovery planning and system restore techniques.
Windows Server in the Cloud
- Deploying Windows Server on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
- Configuring remote access and hybrid cloud integration.

Hands-On Lab:

Setting up a scheduled backup and restoring a Windows Server instance.

Participant’s Eligibility

IT professionals and system administrators
Cloud engineers and DevOps practitioners
Network and security administrators
Students and researchers in Windows Server infrastructure

Program Outcomes

Proficiency in Windows Server deployment, networking, and Active Directory
Hands-on experience in server security, automation, and hybrid cloud management
Understanding of PowerShell scripting and Windows automation techniques
Ability to optimize performance, secure data, and manage enterprise IT infrastructure
Readiness for Microsoft certifications (MCSA, MCSE, Azure Administrator Associate)

Fee Structure

Standard Fee: INR ~~16,998~~ USD ~~224~~

Discounted Fee: INR 8,499 USD 112

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