Windows Server 2022 course/training: Learn how to use Windows Server 2022 for administration

Watch this video to learn information on how to administer Windows Server 2022 for administration

Active Directory Domain Service (ADDS) Deployment

*Building a foundation of PowerShell within Server 2022
*Drawing out the concepts of Domain, Trees and Forests
*Drawing out the concepts of Active Directory Partitions
*Setting up an Active Directory Domain Controller
*Joining a Windows 2022 server to a domain
*Drawing out the concepts of flexible single master operations (FSMO) roles
*Transferring and Seizing flexible single master operations (FSMO) roles
*Drawing out the concepts of Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC)
*Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) deployment
*Adding another domain controller to the domain
*Using PowerShell to administer servers remotely
*Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)

Working with OUs, Users and Groups in Active Directory

*Drawing out the concepts of users and organizational units
*Creating users and organizational units in Active Directory
*Drawing out the concepts for groups within Active Directory
*Group creation and management
*Universal group membership caching (UGMC)
*Users, organizational units, and Groups managed with PowerShell
*Concepts of using group managed service accounts (gMSAs)

Understanding DNS in Windows Server 2022

*Drawing out the concepts of DNS within Server 2022 AD
*Installing and integrating DNS
*Using DNS zones and records
*Using forwarders and conditional forwarding

Understanding DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server 2022

*Setting up the DHCP server role on Windows Server 2022
*Working with DHCP Scopes
*Implementing DHCP reservations
*Configuring DHCP failover
*Using IP Address Management (IPAM) in Windows Server 2022

Understanding the concepts of multi domains and sites in Windows Server 2022 AD

*Drawing out the concepts of Active Directory domain trusts
*Setting up trust relationships
*Drawing out the concepts of sites and replication
*Creating and configuring Sites, Site Links, and Subnets for AD
*Working with Active Directory replication
*Enabling a Global Catalog server

Administering your environment using Group Policy Objects (GPOs)

*Drawing out the concepts of Group Policy Objects (GPOs)
*Applying Group Policy Objects (GPOs)
*Applying Group Policy Preferences

Managing File Shares on Windows Server 2022

*Managing File Share Access
*Enabling BranchCache in Windows Server 2022
*Drawing out the concepts of Distributed File System (DFS)
*Installing and managing Distributed File System (DFS)
*Getting File Server Resource Manager (FSRM) installed on Server
*File Screening with File Services Resource Manager (FSRM)
*Setting Quotas within File Services Resource Manager (FSRM)

Working with disks, volumes, file systems and storage space

*Disks and volumes within Windows Server 2022
*Working with Storage Spaces
*Setting up Storage Replicas between servers
*Enabling Data Depuplication in Windows Server 2022
*Enabling SMB direct for better performance
*File Systems supported by Windows Server 2022
*Working with file systems in Windows Server 2022
*Drawing out the concepts of file permissions
*Using file permissions

Supporting Remote Access within a Windows Server 2022 network

*Drawing out the concepts of Remote Access Services (RAS)
*Installing the Remote Access role as well as configuring VPN support
*Drawing out the concepts of Network Policy Server and Web App Proxy
*Installing and configuring the Network Policy Server role

Working with Hyper-V in Windows Server 2022

*Getting Hyper-V installed on a server and how to use nested virtualization
*Using enhanced session mode within Hyper-V
*Managing memory for VMs within Hyper-V
*Supporting Integration Services within VMs
*How to use VM Resource Groups
*Using VM Checkpoints with Hyper-V
*Configuring Hyper-V replicas for Windows Server 2022
*Working with VHD and VHDX files in Hyper-V
*Working with network adapters in Hyper-V
*How to set up NIC Teaming with the help of Hyper-V
*Working with Hyper-V vitual switches
*Using PowerShell to help manage virtualization

[deadbyrock-evye]

I am MCITP certified (Enterprise Administrator) before I didn't see a use of it, until I started working as an Endpoint Security & IT Operations specialist, this course truly picked my mind at another level..same old fun dangs

[rubentotterman]

I actually passed the azure fundamentals before even knowing what windows server was. Now that I watch this video i feel everything i had to learn for the exam questions is being cemented in my brain. It's so satisfying

[immortaltick]

Just stumbled upon this as I was looking to learn more about active directory for some sys admin roles. Im about an hour in and I have learned so much. The diagrams and brief history really help. I Look forward to continuing the poweshell section tomorrow and what comes next, again great teaching skills 🎉.

[sirdilly]

I'm wanting to advance to a sysadmin position within the next two years, and this has been a great introduction video. Thanks John!

[TB-fyng]

So useful, even the first 40 minutes filled in so many blanks for me. Formidable paint skills also.

[knight]

Wonderful breakdown of the details of the differences between forrest, tree, and domains. It really shows your experience - well done.

[asafbadiri]

great video. I learned so much from the first part. Thank you 💯

[laka]

You really helped me to understand the fundamentals. The video offers a great overview of a domain and how things work on cloud and on-premises. From there, I can better visualise what I need to create a virtual domain for my homelab. Thank you so much.

[nirmalunagar]

you explained best way John Thank you so much for making this

[bekoblast]

Thanks a lot for this awesome video, it really help me to understand how servers works

[htconex]

I was just watching some fundamentals in one of your other caurses

[issamnaouali]

Very helpful did you have any courses on udemy platform ?

[izyplay]

Pls my question: is it worth learning a server admin in 2023? If yes what are the best options

[theplayernkc]

1:42:01 When I rebooted, I did not get this log in screen shown at the time point. It has "Other User" wanting me to put in a name and password. What gives, why am I not getting the same log in screen?

[morishimaharuka]

i was installing this 3d new router that has like horns on them (company says its for fast wireless internet) anyhow things are going so well, we tested everything including the speed and the chance of it failing was slim to none not atleast until this one spider alien co worker named janeth decided to split us into 4th dimension and make my buddy joel goes roaming around into the emptiness of the abyss, So, while my co worker janeth is having so much laugh, im here stuck at this wifi horn thing and now it moves suddenly, Thanks janeth, anyway, Im thinking im about to start to leave this company once and for all after this issue is resolved.