دانلود Pluralsight Windows Server 2016 Tutorial Series آموزش نصب ویندوز سرور 2016

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introduction
- Install, Upgrade, and Migrate Servers and Workloads
- Install and Configure Nano Server
- Create, Manage, and Maintain Images for Deployment

Implementing and Securing Windows Server 2016 Core Networking
Windows Server 2016 makes it easier than ever to meet even the strictest network security requirements. In this course, you learn step-by-step how to configure a production ready Windows Server 2016 network from the ground up.

Windows Server 2016 isn't just a new version of Windows. It comes with a complete server and network virtualization platform that can replace much of the physical networking infrastructure in your datacenter. In this course, Implementing and Securing Windows Server 2016 Core Networking, you'll first use PowerShell to configure new Windows Server 2016 VMs. After that, you'll learn to implement IPv4 and IPv6, secure your network using IPSec and the Windows Firewall. Finally, you'll create your own software defined network and configure the distributed firewall. By the end of this course, you'll know how to configure static and dynamic IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, encrypt that traffic using IPSec, restrict traffic using both the Windows Firewall and the distributed datacenter firewall, and even implement your own software defined network! Best of all, you'll learn how to do all of this using PowerShell and group policy, so you can automate all of this if you want.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introduction to Windows Server 2016 Core Networking
- Lab Setup
- Configuring IPv4 Addressing
- Configuring IPv6 Addressing
- Configuring Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
- Configuring IPSec
- Configuring SDN and the Distributed Datacenter Firewall

Implementing Windows Server 2016 DNS
This course, Implementing Windows Server 2016 DNS, provides you with coverage from a basic level to an advanced level of Windows Server DNS, specifically the implementation available in Windows Server 2016. Some of the major topics that you will learn include: Replication, records, zones and delegation, securing and managing DNS traffic with DNS policies, and integrating cryptography into DNS with DNSSEC and DANE. In addition you'll explore applying role based access control to DNS through Just Enough Administration and Integrating Windows Server DNS with Azure DNS and BIND. By the end this course, you'll know how to get the most out of your Windows Server 2016 DNS server deployment.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Course and Scenario Overview
- Building the Lab
- DNS Architecture and Tools
- DNS Deployment and Administration
- DNS Zones and Replication
- Forwarders and Root Hints
- DNS Records and Options
- DNSSEC and DANE
- DNS High Availability Policies
- DNS Traffic Management Policies
- DNS Server Security
- DNS Monitoring and Auditing
- Azure DNS and DNS on IaaS
- Integrating with BIND

Implementing Containers on Windows Server 2016
In this course, you will learn how to deploy and manage containers on Windows Server 2016 in your own environment.

Container technology is nothing new and with the release of Windows Server 2016, you can now provide Windows Server containers and Hyper-V containers in your own environment. In this course, Implementing Containers on Windows Server 2016, you will learn all about installing and configuring Windows Server container hosts. First, you will be introduced to the concept of containers, and the difference between Windows Server containers and Hyper-V containers. Next, you will dive into deploying and managing containers on Windows Server. Finally, you will delve into managing container networking, and deploying a multi-container application in Azure. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills necessary to maximize your efforts and meet your enterprises needs.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Course Introduction
- Introducing Containers on Windows Server
- Deploying Containers on Windows Server
- Managing Containers on Windows Server
- Managing Container Networking on Windows Server
- Deploying a Multi-container Application on Azure

Maintaining and Monitoring Windows Server 2016
This course prepares IT ops for the "Maintain and Monitor Server Environments" portion of the Microsoft 70-740 Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 exam.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Course Introduction
- Implementing Patch Management and Anti-malware Updates
- Implementing Server Backups
- Monitoring Server Installations

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.

Table of Contents:
- 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

Managing and Supporting DirectAccess with Windows Server 2016
This course will teach you how to create a highly available DirectAccess infrastructure, enforce strong user authentication, enable and configure monitoring and reporting, configure manage out, and how to effectively troubleshoot DirectAccess.

After implementing DirectAccess, you must know how to monitor, scale, and troubleshoot DirectAccess to effectively support the solution in your organization. This course, Managing and Supporting DirectAccess with Windows Server 2016, will help you implement a highly available and geographically redundant architecture to reduce potential downtime. You'll also learn how to enable and enforce strong user authentication to mitigate the risk posed by lost or stolen devices. In addition, enabling monitoring and reporting as well as managing out to remote DirectAccess clients are covered in detail. Once you've completed this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to manage and support DirectAccess in any deployment scenario.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Configuring High Availability
- Enabling Strong User Authentication
- DirectAccess Monitoring and Reporting
- Implementing Outbound Management for DirectAccess Clients
- DirectAccess Troubleshooting

Implement Active Directory Domain Services in Windows Server 2016
In this course, you will learn about the implementation of Active Directory Domain services in Windows Server 2016. With AD installed, you'll delve into automation of account creation, and learn to successfully manage groups for your domain.

IT professionals and security teams are continually looking to upgrade to the latest Windows operating systems. Understanding the implementation and upgrade process is key however. In this course, Implement Active Directory Domain Services in Windows Server 2016, you will learn about the implementation of Active Directory Domain services in Windows Server 2016. First, you will delve into setting up a new forest to read-only domain controllers, removing a domain controller, and what you need to know about server core. Next, you will dive into Active Directory account management. Finally, you will learn all about group management both from the graphical user interface and PowerShell. By the end of this course, you will have an understanding of how to decide which domain controller options to use, and how to install them. You will also have a core understanding of user account and group account management to be successful in your environment.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Active Directory Fundamentals
- Diving Deeper with Active Directory Fundamentals
- Active Directory User Account Management
- Simplifying Administration Through User Account Automation
- Active Directory Group Management
- PowerShell Automation of Active Directory Group Management
- Diving Deeper into User and Group Management
- Wrapping Up

Manage and Maintain Active Directory Domain Services in Windows Server 2016
Discover the slightly more complex tasks and tactics in managing and maintaining a production Active Directory atop Windows Server 2016.

AD has been around since quite literally the last century, first released with Windows 2000 Server. In its nearly twenty years of service we've so far seen eight updates to its functions and features, aligned with each major OS version. Those eight updates in not-quite twenty years should give you some idea of its maturity, as well as the relative deceleration of what's new and exciting in terms of new capabilities.

This course, Manage and Maintain Active Directory Domain Services in Windows Server 2016, focuses on the "slightly more advanced" topics, because much of what you'll see here isn't all that different from the same management and maintenance of Active Directory in recent versions. First, you'll take a look at the special tactics in managing service accounts and password policies. Next, you'll explore some of the maintenance activities where native Windows Server solutions exist.

Finally, you'll finish up with an extended look at Active Directory in complex configurations, focusing on where and when it makes sense to expand past single domains, single forests, and single AD site configurations. By the end of this course, you'll be able to efficiently manage and maintain an Active Directory environment.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introduction
- Configure Service Authentication and Account Policies
- Maintain Active Directory
- Configure Active Directory in a Complex Enterprise Environment