دانلود Lynda Windows Server 2016 Tutorial Series - آموزش ویندوز سرور 2016

Topics include:
- Installing from a disk or image
- Using the Desktop Experience
- Installing Windows Server from a network
- Working with command-line IPv4 vs. IPv6
- NIC teaming
- Managing roles
- Adding features
- Managing storage
- Working with virtual hard disks and remote volumes

Windows Server 2016: Install and Configure Active Directory
Active Directory is the foundation for user and group management, group policy, and security in a Windows Server 2016 environment. This course shows how to install and configure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in Windows Server 2016. Learn how to deploy AD DS, install additional controllers, configure permissions, and manage AD DS objects, including user and computer accounts, groups, and organization units.

Topics include:
- Installing Active Directory Domain Services
- Installing additional domain controllers
- Configuring AD DS permissions
- Managing accounts, groups, and OUs

Windows Server 2016: Manage, Monitor, and Maintain Servers
How healthy is your Windows Server? Everyone wants a perfect system, with no vulnerabilities or errors. But a key part of managing a Windows Server-based network is keeping it up to date and recognizing when things go wrong. This course covers managing updates and patches with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), and monitoring your server performance and network traffic via the Performance Monitor, Message Analyzer, and other tools in Windows Server 2016. Instructor Scott Burrell also devotes a chapter to troubleshooting Windows Server with the help of event logs. In addition to help you master these key administration tasks, this course can help you prepare for Microsoft Exam 70-740, one of the qualifying exams for the 2016 MCSA certification.

Topics include:
- Staying up to date with WSUS
- Installing and configuring WSUS
- Monitoring Windows Server performance
- Scheduling monitoring
- Monitoring network usage with Message Analyzer
- Troubleshooting Windows Server with event logs

Windows Server 2016: DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is the heart of dynamic IP addressing, and a fundamental concept for any network administrator. This course explains how DHCP works in the context of a Windows environment, and how to manage, secure, and troubleshoot DHCP on Windows Server 2016. Ed Liberman shows how to install the DHCP server role; configure settings such as scopes, clients, and reservations; and advanced features, including DHCP failover and working in a routed environment.

Topics include:
- Installing the DHCP server roles
- Configuring DHCP
- Managing the DHCP database
- Securing DHCP
- Configuring advanced features

Windows Server 2016: Storage Services
Learn how to configure file and storage services in Windows Server 2016. This course maps to the Implement Storage Solutions domain from Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) Exam 70-740, Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server, and helps both experienced admins and those new to IT deploy and set up efficient and secure storage with Windows Server 2016. Instructor Robert McMillen covers basics such as volumes, disks, and the command-line utilities you need to format disks and edit files. Then explore drive mirroring, advanced file services (including configuring file permissions), Dynamic Access Control, and data deduplication. Plus, learn about virtual storage with Hyper-V, using Distributed File System (DFS) for redundancy and replication, and working with alternative solutions such as Volume Shadow Copy and RAID storage.

Topics include:
- Working with the Computer Management interface
- Formatting disks and editing files from the command line
- Configuring advanced file services such as BranchCache, auditing, and permissions
- Configuring Dynamic Access Control (DAC)
- Data deduplication
- Storage on Hyper-V
- Setting up Distributed File System (DFS)
- Understanding Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) and RAID storage options

Windows Server 2016: Implementing Group Policy
Group Policy is the key to consistent and secure Windows account configuration. It's a major part of Active Directory, and a featured topic of MCSA exam 70-742, Identity with Windows Server 2016. Learn how to configure and manage Group Policy in Windows Server 2016 and study for MCSA certification with this course from Windows expert Ed Liberman. Ed covers processing for Group Policy objects, which determines the order in which policies are read and applied, including the default order and exceptions like block inheritance and forced links. He reviews critical settings that every IT admin needs to be able to configure, including Administrative Template files, folder redirection, and scripts. Then learn how to quickly troubleshoot Group Policy issues and configure passwords and account lockout policies. By the end of the course, you'll have a thorough understanding of Group Policy and its role in Windows Server administration. Review the complete set of objectives for exam 70-742, Identity with Windows Server 2016, at https://www. microsoft. com/en-us/learning/exam-70-742. aspx.

Topics include:
- Creating Group Policy objects
- Understanding inheritance
- Processing
- Adjusting Group Policy preferences and settings
- Running Group Policy update
- Troubleshooting Group Policy
- Adjusting security settings and policies

Windows Server 2016: Remote Access Solutions
System admins, whether experienced with or new to Windows Server 2016, can learn how to install and configure remote access services in this course. Scott Burrell covers setting up private intranets on public extranets, implementing virtual private networks, RADIUS installation, working with a network policy server, and configuration of DirectAccess. He also covers network address translation, remote authentication services, and more.

Topics include:
- NAT implementation
- Site-to-site and remote access VPNs
- VPN protocols
- Remote Access Gateways
- NPS configuration
- RRAS configuration
- RADIUS proxies and clients
- RADIUS authentication
- RADIUS accounting
- NPS templates
- NPS policies
- Connection request and connection-specific policies
- DirectAccess server requirements and certificates
- DirectAccess installation and configuration

Windows Server 2016: High Availability
Get a clear understanding of the high-availability features in Windows Server 2016. This course maps to the fifth domain of Exam 70-743, Upgrading Your Skills to MCSA: Windows Server 2016—Implement high availability. Learn how to set up and manage high-availability solutions. Robert McMillen covers configuring network load balancing, creating a failover cluster, setting up and managing a cluster network, and interacting with Hyper-V. Plus, he walks through configuring role-specific settings, creating continuously available shares, and managing cluster movement.

Topics include:
- Configuring network load balancing
- Configuring failover clustering
- Managing clusters
- Interacting with Hyper-V
- Managing failover cluster roles
- Configuring role-specific settings
- Configuring virtual machine monitoring
- Managing cluster movement

Implementing Windows Server 2016 DHCP
This course will teach you everything you need to implement DHCP in a Windows 2016 environment including installation, configuration, and management of the DHCP server role.

DHCP is a staple of all networks and without it, IP Address management would be near impossible. In this course, Implementing Windows Server 2016 DHCP, you'll learn how to implement DHCP in a Windows Server 2016 environment. First, you'll learn how to install and configure a DHCP server including scopes, options, and server properties for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Next, you'll discover how to manage and troubleshoot DHCP including the DHCP database, event logs, and performing backups/restores. Finally, you'll explore how to migrate DHCP and implement fault tolerance in your environment. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of DHCP to implement and manage a DHCP implementation on Windows Server 2016.

Topics include:
- Course Overview
- Building the Lab for DHCP
- Introduction to DHCP
- Implementing IPv4 Addressing with DHCP Scopes and Options
- DHCPv6 on Windows Server
- Maintaining a DHCP Server
- Migrating a DHCP Server
- Deploying Highly-available DHCP Infrastructures

Windows Server 2016: File Services
Ensuring that your file services environments remain efficient is an essential aspect of enterprise computing. In this course, explore how to work with files and file services in Windows Server 2016. Join Ed Liberman as he explains how to work with File Server Resource Manager—a capacity management tool—and Distributed File System, which helps you provide fault tolerance and redundancy to your data. Plus, Ed shares several ways to help keep your data secure, including encrypting files using the Encrypting File System, and auditing file access.

Topics include:
- Configuring File Server Resource Manager
- Configuring quotas
- Configuring file screens and reports
- Configuring Distributed File System (DFS)
- Configuring DFS namesakes and DFS replication
- Encrypting files using the Encrypting File System
- Auditing file access

Windows Server 2016: Deploying Containers
Windows Server 2016 introduced a new feature—to accommodate the evolving needs of expansive DevOps platforms—which offers the benefits of containers to a variety of environments. This course introduces network administrators to containers and instructor Scott Burrell shows how to deploy Windows Containers in Windows Server 2016 environments. Scott covers host preparation, working with images, container management, and resource management. Admins can learn how to provide their developers with protected and agile application environments, offering both stability and flexibility.

Topics include:
- Physical host environments
- Virtual host environments
- Installing and creating Windows containers
- Creating Hyper-V containers
- Creating, tagging, and pushing images
- Removing images
- Configuring startup options
- Working with PowerShell, Docker daemon, and Azure
- Managing container networking
- Managing data volumes, resources, and repositories