Windows Server 2019: Administration Concepts
Format
Self-paced
Price
£199
About the course
Develop practical server administration skills through a series of self-paced, hands-on labs focused on Microsoft Windows Server 2019 and its core infrastructure management capabilities.
The course introduces learners to installing and configuring Windows Server 2019, including Server Core, establishing domain infrastructure, and using the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit to support infrastructure assessment and planning.
Learners will also explore local storage management, virtual hard disks, and backup and recovery procedures.
Practical exercises cover configuring SMB and NFS file shares, implementing centralized event logging, and managing virtual machine networks, settings, and storage.
Additional labs focus on monitoring and managing server performance and implementing Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) to support centralized update deployment and system maintenance.
The labs connect Windows Server concepts with practical administration tasks, helping learners understand how to configure server environments, manage storage resources, maintain data availability, monitor system events, and support virtualized infrastructure.
Activities also highlight the importance of backup and recovery planning, centralized monitoring, performance optimisation, and consistent patch management in enterprise environments.
By completing the labs, learners will develop foundational skills in Windows Server installation, domain infrastructure, storage administration, file sharing, backup and recovery, event logging, virtualization, performance monitoring, and update management.
The course provides a practical foundation for further study in Windows Server administration, systems management, and enterprise IT infrastructure operations.
The course introduces learners to installing and configuring Windows Server 2019, including Server Core, establishing domain infrastructure, and using the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit to support infrastructure assessment and planning.
Learners will also explore local storage management, virtual hard disks, and backup and recovery procedures.
Practical exercises cover configuring SMB and NFS file shares, implementing centralized event logging, and managing virtual machine networks, settings, and storage.
Additional labs focus on monitoring and managing server performance and implementing Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) to support centralized update deployment and system maintenance.
The labs connect Windows Server concepts with practical administration tasks, helping learners understand how to configure server environments, manage storage resources, maintain data availability, monitor system events, and support virtualized infrastructure.
Activities also highlight the importance of backup and recovery planning, centralized monitoring, performance optimisation, and consistent patch management in enterprise environments.
By completing the labs, learners will develop foundational skills in Windows Server installation, domain infrastructure, storage administration, file sharing, backup and recovery, event logging, virtualization, performance monitoring, and update management.
The course provides a practical foundation for further study in Windows Server administration, systems management, and enterprise IT infrastructure operations.
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