MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate)

MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate) is a certification program is an entry-level certification program for people who need to make their footpath in IT industry. MCSA Windows Server 2016 certification covers planning, configuring, and managing windows server 2016.

From Configuring Virtual Disks, Failover Clustering, Implementing Hyper-V Clusters and Stretch Clusters, a mid-level expert in DNS handling - Configure Domain Controller Cloning, Troubleshooting Active Directory Installations, Implement Web Application Proxy, Installing and configuring active Directory Rights Management Services.

Content:

• Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016(Exam 70-740)
• 1. Welcome to Windows Server 2016
• 2. Plan for Windows Server 2016
• 3. Install and Configure Windows Server 2016
• 4. Install and Configure Windows Server Core
• 5. Manage Windows Server Core
• 6. Implement PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC)
• 7. Windows Server 2016 Activation
• 8. Upgrade and Migrate to Windows Server 2016
• 9. Introduction to Nano Server
• 10. Install Nano Server
• 11. Manage and Configure Nano Server
• 12. Plan for Virtualization
• 13. Manage and Maintain Images
• 14. Configure Disks
• 15. Configure Virtual Disks
• 16. Configure Shares
• 17. Configure Permissions
• 18. Configure and Manage Storage Pools
• 19. Advanced Storage Features
• 20. Configure Storage Replica
• 21. Implement Data Deduplication
• 22. Install Hyper-V
• 23. Configure and Manage Hyper-V
• 24. Create Virtual Machines
• 25. Configure Virtual Machines
• 26. Manage Virtual Machines
• 27. Create and Configure Hyper-V Storage
• 28. Manage Hyper-V Storage
• 29. Configure Hyper-V Networking
• 30. Optimize Hyper-V Networking
• 31. Introduction to Containers
• 32. Deploy Containers
• 33. Manage Containers
• 34. Implement Hyper-V Replica
• 35. Implement Hyper-V Migration
• 36. Introduction to Failover Clustering
• 37. Configure Failover Clustering
• 38. Maintain Failover Clusters
• 39. Manage Failover Clustering
• 40. Implement Scale-out File Server (SoFS)
• 41. Implement Hyper-V Clusters
• 42. Implement Stretch Clusters
• 43. Implement Storage Spaces Direct
• 44. Implement Network Load Balancing
• 45. Maintain Server Installations
• 46. Implement Server Backups
• 47. Monitor Server Installations
• 43. Implement Storage Spaces Direct
• 44. Implement Network Load Balancing
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• Networking with Windows Server 2016 (Exam 70-741)
• 1. Introduction to Networking with Windows Server 2016
• 2. DNS and Labs Overview
• 3. Adding the DNS Server Role
• 4. DNS Forwarding and PowerShell Intro
• 5. DNS Root Hints
• 6. Adding Active Directory (AD)
• 7. Troubleshooting DNS
• 8. DNS Records Overview
• 9. DNS Zones Overview
• 10. Reverse Lookup Zones
• 11. DNS Round Robin
• 12. DNS Delegation
• 13. DNS Stub Zones
• 14. DNS GlobalNames Zone
• 15. DNS Recursion
• 16. DNS Security (DNSSEC)
• 17. DNS Cache Locking and Socket Pool
• 18. DNS Response Rate Limiting
• 19. DNS Policy: Load Balancing
• 20. DNS Policy: Client Source Address
• 21. DNS Policy: Time-based
• 22. DNS Logging and Tuning
• 23. DNS Scavenging Requests
• 24. DANE and TLSA Records
• 25. DNS Stats, Management, and Servers
• 26. DNS Resource Record Hands-on Lab
• 27. DHCP Overview and Install
• 28. DHCP Scope Creation
• 30. DHCP Options
• 31. DHCP Relay Configuration
• 32. DHCP Relay Verification and Troubleshooting
• 33. DHCP Dynamic Updates to DNS
• 34. DHCP PXE Boot Support
• 35. DHCP Super and Multicast Scopes
• 36. DHCP Policies
• 37. DHCP Preparing IPv6 Networking
• 38. DHCP Creating IPv6 Scopes
• 39. DHCP Split Scopes
• 40. DHCP Failover
• 41. DHCP User Classes
• 42. DHCP Backup, Restore, Import, Export
• 43. DHCP L2 MAC Filtering
• 44. DHCP Troubleshooting
• 45. IPAM Overview and Installation
• 46. Manage DNS using IPAM
• 47. Manage DHCP using IPAM
• 48. IPAM Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
• 49. Using IPAM to Manage IP Addresses
• 50. IPAM Migration and Auditing
• 51. Dynamic NAT/PAT
• 52. Port Forwarding NAT/PAT
• 53. Remote Access VPNs
• 54. DirectAccess
• 55. VPN Connection Profiles using CMAK
• 56. Site-to-Site VPN
• 57. Local Network Policy Server Fundamentals
• 58. Local NPS and AD Interaction
• 59. NPS with RADIUS 60. RADIUS Proxy
• 61. RADIUS Accounting
• 62. NPS Imports, Exports, and Templates
• 63. Using Digital Certificates with VPNs
• 64. IPv4 Overview and Considerations
• 65. Binary Basics
• 66. Learning to Convert Between Decimal and Binary
• 67. Unveiling the IPv4 Mask
• 68. Stealing Host Bits for More Networks
• 69. Identifying New IPv4 Subnets
• 70. Identify Valid Host Ranges on Subnets
• 71. Identify How Many Hosts Will Fit on a Subnet
• 72. Extract the Subnet ID from a Host Address
• 73. Demonstrating Your IPv4 Skills in the Lab
• 74. IPv6 Fundamentals
• 75. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
• 76. ISATAP
• 77. Teredo Tunnels
• 78. 6to4 Tunnels
• 79. Implementing DFS Namespaces
• 80. Namespace Availability
• 81. DFS Site Awareness
• 82. DFS Scheduling, Staging, Compression, and Optimization
• 83. BranchCache Overview and Install
• 84. NIC Teaming
• 85. Switch Embedded Teaming (SET)
• 86. High-performance Network Solutions
• 87. Quality of Service (QoS) with Data Center Bridging (DCB)
• 88. Software Load Balancer (SLB) Overview
• 89. Software Defined Networking (SDN) Overview
• and more