Live Network Administrator Professional Certification Training
Network Administrator Program
| Course Number: |
#CED-1837 |
| Course Length: |
45 days |
| Number of Exams: |
6 |
| Certifications: |
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Security+
Cisco CCNA
MCA: Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate |
Grants (discounts) are available for multiple students for the same or different courses. |
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This class combines multiple certification courses to gain the skills needed to be a Network Administrator Professional.
The CompTIA® A+® Core 1 and Core 2 (Exams 220-1001 and 220-1002) course provides the background knowledge and skills you will require to be a successful A+ technician. It will help you prepare to take the CompTIA A+ Core Series certification examinations, in order to become a CompTIA A+ Certified Professional.
CompTIA Network+ (Exam N10-009) validates the core skills necessary to establish, maintain, troubleshoot and secure networks in any environment, preparing you for a rewarding career in networking and cybersecurity.
CompTIA Security+ (Exam SY0-701) is the primary course you will need to take if your job responsibilities include securing network services, network devices, and network traffic. It is also the main course you will take to prepare for the CompTIA Security+ examination. In this course, you'll build on your knowledge and professional experience with computer hardware, operating systems, and networks as you acquire the specific skills required to implement basic security services on any type of computer network.
The Cisco CCNA (200-301) program has been designed to prepare you for today's associate-level job roles in IT technologies. CCNA now includes security and automation and programmability. The program has one certification that covers a broad range of fundamentals for IT careers, with one exam and one training course to help you prepare.
Windows Server Hybrid Administrators configure and manage Windows Server on premises, hybrid, and infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform workloads.
A+ Certification
Start your tech career with CompTIA A+, the industry standard certification for entry-level roles. Trusted by employers worldwide, A+ builds foundational skills in hardware, software, networking, troubleshooting, and security. The latest version is updated for today's technology and prepares you for roles like IT support specialist and help desk technician through two exams-Core 1 and Core 2.
CompTIA A+ Course Overview
CompTIA A+ Certification Prep (Exam 220-1201 & 220-1202) course equips participants with essential skills to install, configure, and maintain computer systems, mobile devices, and software. It covers troubleshooting, cybersecurity, and customer support, along with an understanding of cloud technologies, virtualization, and multi-OS environments in corporate settings.
Course Objectives
This training prepares you to support and troubleshoot modern devices, systems, and networks in real-world environments. You'll gain the skills employers demand for frontline IT support roles. After completing the training, you'll be ready to pass the two exams required for the CompTIA A+ credential.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Install, configure, and maintain computers, mobile devices, and software
- Troubleshoot and resolve common hardware, OS, and network issues
- Apply basic cybersecurity measures and understand threat vectors
- Support Windows, Linux, macOS, and cloud-based operating systems
- Use remote tools to diagnose and fix hybrid workforce issues
- Understand scripting, cloud computing, and virtualization concepts
Who Should Attend?
- PC Support Specialist
- IT Support Specialist
Course Content
1. What Does an IT Specialist Do
- The Hero of Problem Solving
- The Troubleshooting Methodology
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
2. Installing Motherboards and Connectors
- Cables and Connectors
- Motherboards
- Legacy Cables
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
3. Installing System Devices
- Power Supplies and Cooling
- Storage Devices
- System Memory
- CPUs
- Challenge Lab: Troubleshoot Memory
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
4. Troubleshooting PC Hardware
- BIOS and UEFI
- Power and Disk Issues
- System and Display Issues
- Lab: Troubleshoot GPU
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
5. Comparing Local Networking Hardware
- Network Types
- Networking Hardware
- Lab: Connect Patch Panel Cables
- Network Cable Types
- Wireless Networking Types
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
6. Configuring Network Addressing and Internet Connections
- Internet Connection Types
- TCP/IP Concepts
- Network Communications
- Network Configuration Concepts
- Challenge Lab: Install a SOHO Network
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
7. Supporting Network Services
- Networked Host Services
- Internet and Embedded Appliances
- Troubleshoot Networks
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
8. Summarizing Virtualization and Cloud Concepts
- Client-Side Virtualization
- Cloud Concepts
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
9. Supporting Mobile Devices
- Mobile Devices and Peripherals
- Mobile Apps and Data
- Laptop Hardware
- Troubleshoot Mobile Devices
- Challenge Lab: Mobile Hardware Support
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
10. Supporting Print Devices
- Printers and Multifunction Devices
- Print Device Maintenance
- Troubleshoot Print Devices
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
11. Managing Support Procedures
- Documentation
- Professional Communication
- Types of Operating Systems
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
12. Configuring Windows
- Windows User Settings
- Windows System Settings
- Install and Configure Applications
- Cloud-Based Applications
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
13. Managing Windows
- Use Management Consoles
- Command-Line Tools
- Windows Networking
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
14. Supporting Windows
- Troubleshoot Windows Networking
- Remote Access Technologies
- Performance and Troubleshooting Tools
- Troubleshoot Windows OS Problems
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
15. Securing Windows
- Logical Security Concepts
- Windows Security Settings
- Windows Shares
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
16. Installing Operating Systems
- Windows Editions
- OS Installations and Upgrades
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
17. Supporting Other OS
- Linux Features
- Package and Network Management
- macOS Features
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
18. Configuring SOHO Network Security
- Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities
- Wireless Security Protocols
- SOHO Router Security
- Additional Security Measures
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
19. Managing Security Settings
- Account Security
- Workstation Security
- Browser Security
- Troubleshoot Workstation Security
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
20. Supporting Mobile Software
- Mobile OS Security
- Troubleshoot Mobile OS and App Software
- Troubleshoot Mobile OS and App Security
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
21. Using Data Security
- Data Backup and Recovery
- Data Handling Best Practices
- Artificial Intelligence
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
22. Implementing Operational Procedures
- Change and Inventory Management
- Common Safety and Environmental Procedures
- Scripting Basics
- Additional Resources
- Module Quiz
- Checkpoint Review
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Network+ certification
CompTIA Network+ (Exam N10-009) validates the core skills necessary to establish, maintain, troubleshoot and secure networks in any environment, preparing you for a rewarding career in networking and cybersecurity.
The Premier Early Career Networking Certification
Gain a wide range of technical and hands-on skills required of today’s early-career network administrators.
Exclusively Validates Vendor Neutral Network Management Knowledge
CompTIA Network+ is the only certification on the market that covers the core skills necessary to support networks in any environment.
Network+ is Approved for DoD 8140.03
CompTIA Network+ shows what you can do, not just what you know for the work roles of Technical Support Specialist, Network Operations Specialist and Systems Administrator.
What Skills Will You Learn?
Networking Concepts
Explain basic networking concepts, including the OSI model, network appliances, applications, cloud concepts, connectivity options and more.
Network Implementations
Understand routing technologies and important factors of physical installations; configure switching technologies and wireless devices.
Network Operations
Monitor and optimize networks to ensure business continuity.
Network Security
Understand security concepts and network attacks to harden networks against threats.
Network Troubleshooting
Explain the troubleshooting methodology and address common issues related to networking, including cable, connectivity, and software problems.
The CompTIA Network+ certification exam will certify the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills required to:
- Establish network connectivity by deploying wired and wireless devices.
- Explain the purpose of documentation and maintain network documentation.
- Configure common network services.
- Explain basic data-center, cloud, and virtual-networking concepts.
- Monitor network activity and troubleshoot performance and availability issues.
- Implement network security hardening techniques.
- Manage, configure, and troubleshoot network infrastructure.
1.0 Networking Concepts
Explain concepts related to the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model.
- Layer 1 - Physical
- Layer 2 - Data link
- Layer 3 - Network
- Layer 4 - Transport
- Layer 5 - Session
- Layer 6 - Presentation
- Layer 7 - Application
Compare and contrast networking appliances, applications, and functions.
- Physical and virtual appliances
- Applications
- Functions
Summarize cloud concepts and connectivity options.
- Network functions virtualization (NFV)
- Virtual private cloud (VPC)
- Network security groups
- Network security lists
- Cloud gateways
- Cloud connectivity options
- Deployment models
- Service models
- Scalability
- Elasticity
- Multitenancy
Explain common networking ports, protocols, services, and traffic types.
- Internet Protocol (IP) types
- Traffic types
Compare and contrast transmission media and transceivers.
- Wireless
- Wired
- Transceivers
- Connector types
Compare and contrast network topologies, architectures, and types.
- Mesh
- Hybrid
- Star/hub and spoke
- Spine and leaf
- Point to point
- Three-tier hierarchical model
- Collapsed core
- Traffic flows
Given a scenario, use appropriate IPv4 network addressing.
- Public vs. private
- Subnetting
- IPv4 address classes
Summarize evolving use cases for modern network environments.
- Software-defined network (SDN) and software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN)
- Virtual Extensible Local Area Network (VXLAN)
- Zero trust architecture (ZTA)
- Secure Access Secure Edge (SASE)/Security Service Edge (SSE)
- Infrastructure as code (IaC)
- IPv6 addressing
2.0 Network Implementation
Explain characteristics of routing technologies.
- Static routing
- Dynamic routing
- Route selection
- Address translation
- First Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRP)
- Virtual IP (VIP)
- Subinterfaces
Given a scenario, configure switching technologies and features.
- Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)
- Interface configuration
- Spanning tree
- Maximum transmission unit (MTU)
Given a scenario, select and configure wireless devices and technologies.
- Channels
- Frequency options
- Service set identifier (SSID)
- Network types
- Encryption
- Guest networks
- Authentication
- Antennas
- Autonomous vs. lightweight access point
Explain important factors of physical installations.
- Important installation implications
- Power
- Environmental factors
3.0 Network Operations
Explain the purpose of organizational processes and procedures.
- Documentation
- Life-cycle management
- Change management
- Configuration management
Given a scenario, use network monitoring technologies.
Explain disaster recovery (DR) concepts.
- DR metrics
- DR sites
- High-availability approaches
- Testing
Given a scenario, implement IPv4 and IPv6 network services.
- Dynamic addressing
- Name resolution
- Time protocols
Compare and contrast network access and management methods.
- Site-to-site VPN
- Client-to-site VPN
- Connection methods
- Jump box/host
- In-band vs. out-of-band management
4.0 Network Security
Explain the importance of basic network security concepts.
- Logical security
- Physical security
- Deception technologies
- Common security terminology
- Audits and regulatory compliance
- Network segmentation enforcement
Summarize various types of attacks and their impact to the network.
- Denial-of-service (DoS)/ distributed denial-of-service (DDoS)
- VLAN hopping
- Media Access Control (MAC) flooding
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) poisoning
- ARP spoofing
- DNS poisoning
- DNS spoofing
- Rogue devices and services
- Evil twin
- On-path attack
- Social engineering
- Malware
Given a scenario, apply network security features, defense techniques, and solutions.
- Device hardening
- Network access control (NAC)
- Key management
- Security rules
- Zones
5.0 Network Troubleshooting
Explain the troubleshooting methodology.
- Identify the problem
- Establish a theory of probable cause
- Test the theory to determine the cause
- Establish a plan of action to resolve the problem and identify potential effects
- Implement the solution or escalate as necessary
- Verify full system functionality and implement preventive measures if applicable
- Document findings, actions, outcomes, and lessons learned throughout the process
Given a scenario, troubleshoot common cabling and physical interface issues.
- Cable issues
- Interface issues
- Hardware issues
Given a scenario, troubleshoot common issues with network services.
- Switching issues
- Route selection
- Address pool exhaustion
- Incorrect default gateway
- Incorrect IP address
- Incorrect subnet mask
Given a scenario, troubleshoot common performance issues.
- Congestion/contention
- Bottlenecking
- Bandwidth
- Latency
- Packet loss
- Jitter
- Wireless
Given a scenario, use the appropriate tool or protocol to solve networking issues.
- Software tools
- Hardware tools
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Security+ certification
CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) is a global certification that validates the baseline skills necessary to perform core security functions and pursue an IT security career.
Open the Door to Your Cybersecurity Career
Launch a successful cybersecurity career
Develop a core foundation of essential skills, paving the way for a fulfilling career. More job roles use Security+ for baseline cybersecurity skills than any other certification in the industry.
Assess on-the-job skills
Security+ is the most widely adopted ISO/ANSI-accredited early career cybersecurity certification on the market with hands-on, performance-based questions on the certification exam. These practical questions assess your ability to effectively problem solve in real-life situations and demonstrate your expertise to potential employers immediately.
Embrace the latest trends
Understand and use the most recent advancements in cybersecurity technology, terms, techniques, and tools. By acquiring early career skills in the latest trends such as automation, zero trust, risk analysis, operational technology, and IoT, you will be well-equipped to excel in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape.
Exam SY0-701
The new CompTIA Security+ represents the latest and greatest in cybersecurity, covering the most in-demand skills related to current threats, automation, zero trust, IoT, risk - and more. Once certified, you'll understand the core skills needed to succeed on the job - and employers will notice too. The Security+ exam verifies you have the knowledge and skills required to:
- Assess the security posture of an enterprise environment and recommend and implement appropriate security solutions.
- Monitor and secure hybrid environments, including cloud, mobile, Internet of Things (IoT), and operational technology.
- Operate with an awareness of applicable regulations and policies, including principles of governance, risk, and compliance.
- Identify, analyze, and respond to security events and incidents.
CompTIA Security+ is compliant with ISO 17024 standards and approved by the U.S. DoD to meet directive 8140/8570.01-M requirements. Regulators and government rely on ANSI accreditation because it provides confidence and trust in the outputs of an accredited program. Over 2.3 million CompTIA ISO/ANSI-accredited exams have been delivered since January 1, 2011.
What Skills Will You Learn?
General Security Concepts
Includes key cybersecurity terminology and concepts up front to provide a foundation for security controls discussed throughout the exam.
Threats, Vulnerabilities & Mitigations
Focuses on responding to common threats, cyberattacks, vulnerabilities, and security incidents and appropriate mitigation techniques to monitor and secure hybrid environments.
Security Architecture
Includes security implications of different architecture models, principles of securing enterprise infrastructure, and strategies to protect data.
Security Operations
Includes applying and enhancing security and vulnerability management techniques, as well as security implications of proper hardware, software, and data management.
Security Program Management & Oversight
Updated to better reflect the reporting and communication skills required for Security+ job roles relating to governance, risk management, compliance, assessment, and security awareness.
Jobs You Can Land With CompTIA Security+
- Cloud Penetration Tester
- Network Security Operations
- Penetration Tester
- Network Security Analyst
- Web App Penetration Tester
- Security Architect
Course Content
1.0 General Security Concepts
Compare and contrast various types of security controls.
Summarize fundamental security concepts.
- Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA)
- Non-repudiation
- Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA)
- Gap analysis
- Zero Trust
- Physical security
- Deception and disruption technology
Explain the importance of change management processes and the impact to security.
- Business processes impacting security operation
- Technical implications
- Documentation
- Version control
Explain the importance of using appropriate cryptographic solutions.
- Public key infrastructure (PKI)
- Encryption
- Tools
- Obfuscation
- Steganography
- Tokenization
- Data masking
- Hashing
- Salting
- Digital signatures
- Key stretching
- Blockchain
- Open public ledger
- Certificates
2.0 Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations
Compare and contrast common threat actors and motivations.
- Threat actors
- Attributes of actors
- Motivations
Explain common threat vectors and attack surfaces.
- Message-based
- Email
- Short Message Service (SMS)
- Instant messaging (IM)
- Image-based
- File-based
- Voice call
- Removable device
- Vulnerable software
- Unsupported systems and applications
- Unsecure networks
- Open service ports
- Default credentials
- Supply chain
- Human vectors/social engineering
Explain various types of vulnerabilities.
- Application
- Operating system (OS)-based
- Web-based
- Hardware
- Virtualization
- Cloud-specific
- Supply chain
- Cryptographic
- Misconfiguration
- Mobile device
- Zero-day
Given a scenario, analyze indicators of malicious activity.
- Malware attacks
- Physical attacks
- Network attacks
- Application attacks
- Cryptographic attacks
- Password attacks
- Indicators
Explain the purpose of mitigation techniques used to secure the enterprise.
- Segmentation
- Access control
- Application allow list
- Isolation
- Patching
- Encryption
- Monitoring
- Least privilege
- Configuration enforcement
- Decommissioning
- Hardening techniques
3.0 Security Architecture
Compare and contrast security implications of different architecture models.
- Architecture and infrastructure concepts
- Considerations
Given a scenario, apply security principles to secure enterprise infrastructure.
- Infrastructure considerations
- Secure communication/access
- Selection of effective controls
Compare and contrast concepts and strategies to protect data.
- Data types
- Data classifications
- General data considerations
- Methods to secure data
Explain the importance of resilience and recovery in security architecture.
- High availability
- Site considerations
- Platform diversity
- Multi-cloud systems
- Continuity of operations
- Capacity planning
- Testing
- Backups
- Power
4.0 Security Operations
Given a scenario, apply common security techniques to computing resources.
- Secure baselines
- Hardening targets
- Wireless devices
- Mobile solutions
- Wireless security settings
- Application security
- Sandboxing
- Monitoring
Explain the security implications of proper hardware, software, and data asset management.
- Acquisition/procurement process
- Assignment/accounting
- Monitoring/asset tracking
- Disposal/decommissioning
Explain various activities associated with vulnerability management.
- Identification methods
- Analysis
- Vulnerability response and remediation
- Validation of remediation
- Reporting
Explain security alerting and monitoring concepts and tools.
- Monitoring computing resources
- Activities
- Tools
Given a scenario, modify enterprise capabilities to enhance security.
- Firewall
- IDS/IPS
- Web filter
- Operating system security
- Implementation of secure protocols
- DNS filtering
- Email security
- File integrity monitoring
- DLP
- Network access control (NAC)
- Endpoint detection and response (EDR)/extended detection and response (XDR)
- User behavior analytics
Given a scenario, implement and maintain identity and access management.
- Provisioning/de-provisioning user accounts
- Permission assignments and implications
- Identity proofing
- Federation
- Single sign-on (SSO)
- Interoperability
- Attestation
- Access controls
- Multifactor authentication
- Password concepts
- Privileged access management tools
Explain the importance of automation and orchestration related to secure operations.
- Use cases of automation and scripting
- Benefits
- Other considerations
Explain appropriate incident response activities.
- Process
- Training
- Testing
- Root cause analysis
- Threat hunting
- Digital forensics
Given a scenario, use data sources to support an investigation.
5.0 Security Program Management and Oversight
Summarize elements of effective security governance.
- Guidelines
- Policies
- Standards
- Procedures
- External considerations
- Monitoring and revision
- Types of governance structures
- Roles and responsibilities for systems and data
Explain elements of the risk management process.
- Risk identification
- Risk assessment
- Risk analysis
- Risk register
- Risk tolerance
- Risk appetite
- Risk management strategies
- Risk reporting
- Business impact analysis
Explain the processes associated with third-party risk assessment and management.
- Vendor assessment
- Vendor selection
- Agreement types
- Vendor monitoring
- Questionnaires
- Rules of engagement
Summarize elements of effective security compliance.
- Compliance reporting
- Consequences of non-compliance
- Compliance monitoring
- Privacy
Explain types and purposes of audits and assessments.
- Attestation
- Internal
- External
- Penetration testing
Given a scenario, implement security awareness practices.
- Phishing
- Anomalous behavior recognition
- User guidance and training
- Reporting and monitoring
- Development
- Execution
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Cisco CCNA® (200-301)
Cisco Certified Network Associate (200-301) v2.2
Cisco Certified Network Associate v2.2 (CCNA 200-301) tests a candidate's knowledge and skills related to network fundamentals, network access, IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, and automation and programmability.
This training teaches you how to install, operate, configure, and verify a basic IPv4 and IPv6 network, configure network components, such as switches, routers, and wireless local area network (LAN) controllers (WLNs), manage network devices, and identify basic security threats. This training also covers the introduction of AI and machine learning (ML) in network operations.
Prerequisite
The knowledge and skills you are expected to have before attending this training are:
- Basic computer literacy
- Basic PC operating system navigation skills
- Basic internet usage skills
- Basic IP address knowledge
Who should attend
- Entry-level Network Engineers
- Entry-level Network Administrators
- Entry-level Network Support Technicians
- Entry-level Help Desk Technicians
Class Outline
- Exploring the Functions of Networking
- Introducing the Host-To-Host Communications Model
- Operating Cisco IOS Software
- Introducing LANs
- Exploring the TCP/IP Link Layer
- Starting a Switch
- Introducing the TCP/IP Internet Layer, IPv4 Addressing, and Subnets
- Explaining the TCP/IP Transport Layer and Application Layer
- Exploring the Functions of Routing
- Configuring a Cisco Router
- Exploring the Packet Delivery Process
- Troubleshooting a Simple Network
- Introducing Basic IPv6
- Configuring Static Routing
- Implementing VLANs and Trunks
- Routing Between VLANs
- Introducing OSPF
- Building Redundant Switched Topologies
- Improving Redundant Switched Topologies with EtherChannel
- Explaining the Basics of ACL
- Enabling Internet Connectivity
- Introducing AI and ML in Network Operations
- Introducing System Monitoring
- Managing Cisco Devices
- Securing Administrative Access
- Implementing Device Hardening
- Exploring Layer 3 Redundancy
- Introducing WAN Technologies
- Introducing QoS
- Explaining Wireless Fundamentals
- Introducing Architectures and Virtualization
- Explaining Software-Defined Networking
- Introducing Network Programmability
- Examining the Security Threat Landscape
- Implementing Threat Defense Technologies
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MCA: Windows Server Hybrid Administrator
Candidates for the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification should have subject matter expertise in configuring and managing Windows Server on-premises, hybrid, and infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform workloads.
Responsibilities for this role include integrating Windows Server environments with Azure services and managing Windows Server in on-premises networks. This role manages and maintains Windows Server IaaS workloads in Azure, in addition to migrating and deploying workloads to Azure.
This role typically collaborates with Azure administrators, enterprise architects, Microsoft 365 administrators, and network engineers.
Candidates for this certification administer core and advanced Windows Server workloads and services using on-premises, hybrid, and cloud technologies. These professionals should have expertise in implementing and managing on-premises and hybrid solutions, such as identity, management, compute, networking, and storage. They are also experts at performing tasks related to security, migration, monitoring, high availability, troubleshooting, and disaster recovery. These professionals use administrative tools and technologies, including Windows Admin Center, PowerShell, Azure Arc, and IaaS virtual machine administration. They also work with Azure Automation Update Management, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Azure Security Center, Azure Migrate, and Azure Monitor.
A candidate for this certification should have extensive experience working with Windows Server operating systems.
Job role:
Administrator, Identity And Access Administrator, Information Protection Administrator, Network Engineer, Security Engineer, Support Engineer, Technology Manager
Skills measured
- Deploy and manage Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in on-premises and cloud environments
- Manage Windows Servers and workloads in a hybrid environment
- Manage virtual machines and containers
- Implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure
- Manage storage and file services
- Secure Windows Server on-premises and hybrid infrastructures
- Implement and manage Windows Server high availability
- Implement disaster recovery
- Migrate servers and workloads
- Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments
Exam AZ-800: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure
Deploy and manage Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in onpremises and cloud environments (30-35%)
Deploy and manage AD DS domain controllers
- deploy and manage domain controllers on-premises
- deploy and manage domain controllers in Azure
- deploy Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs)
- troubleshoot flexible single master operations (FSMO) roles
Configure and manage multi-site, multi-domain, and multi-forest environments
- configure and manage forest and domain trusts
- configure and manage AD DS sites
- configure and manage AD DS replication
Create and manage AD DS security principals
- create and manage AD DS users and groups
- manage users and groups in multi-domain and multi-forest scenarios
- implement group managed service accounts (gMSAs)
- join Windows Servers to AD DS, Azure AD DS, and Azure AD
Implement and manage hybrid identities
- implement Azure AD Connect
- manage Azure AD Connect Synchronization
- implement Azure AD Connect cloud sync
- integrate Azure AD, AD DS, and Azure AD DS
- manage Azure AD DS
- manage Azure AD Connect Health
- manage authentication in on-premises and hybrid environments
- configure and manage AD DS passwords
Manage Windows Server by using domain-based Group Policies
- implement Group Policy in AD DS
- implement Group Policy Preferences in AD DS
- implement Group Policy in Azure AD DS
Manage Windows Servers and workloads in a hybrid environment (10-15%)
Manage Windows Servers in a hybrid environment
- deploy a Windows Admin Center gateway server
- configure a target machine for Windows Admin Center
- configure PowerShell Remoting
- configure CredSSP or Kerberos delegation for second hop remoting
- configure JEA for PowerShell Remoting
Manage Windows Servers and workloads by using Azure services
- manage Windows Servers by using Azure Arc
- assign Azure Policy Guest Configuration
- deploy Azure services using Azure Virtual Machine extensions on non-Azure machines
- manage updates for Windows machines
- integrate Windows Servers with Log Analytics
- integrate Windows Servers with Azure Security Center
- manage IaaS virtual machines (VMs) in Azure that run Windows Server
- implement Azure Automation for hybrid workloads
- create runbooks to automate tasks on target VMs
- implement DSC to prevent configuration drift in IaaS machines
Manage virtual machines and containers (15-20%)
Manage Hyper-V and guest virtual machines
- enable VM enhanced session mode
- manage VM using PowerShell Remoting, PowerShell Direct, and HVC.exe
- configure nested virtualization
- configure VM memory
- configure Integration Services
- configure Discrete Device Assignment
- configure VM Resource Groups
- configure VM CPU Groups
- configure hypervisor scheduling types
- manage VM Checkpoints
- implement high availability for virtual machines
- manage VHD and VHDX files
- configure Hyper-V network adapter
- configure NIC teaming
- configure Hyper-V switch
Create and manage containers
- create Windows Server container images
- manage Windows Server container images
- configure Container networking
- manage container instances
Manage Azure Virtual Machines that run Windows Server
- manage data disks
- resize Azure Virtual Machines
- configure continuous delivery for Azure Virtual Machines
- configure connections to VMs
- manage Azure Virtual Machines network configuration
Implement and manage an on-premises and hybrid networking infrastructure (15-20%)
Implement on-premises and hybrid name resolution
- integrate DNS with AD DS
- create and manage zones and records
- configure DNS forwarding/conditional forwarding
- integrate Windows Server DNS with Azure DNS private zones
- implement DNSSEC
Manage IP addressing in on-premises and hybrid scenarios
- implement and manage IPAM
- implement and configure the DHCP server role (on-premises only)
- resolve IP address issues in hybrid environments
- create and manage scopes
- create and manage IP reservations
- implement DHCP high availability
Implement on-premises and hybrid network connectivity
- implement and manage the Remote Access role
- implement and manage Azure Network Adapter
- implement and manage Azure Extended Network
- implement and manage Network Policy Server role
- implement Web Application Proxy
- implement Azure Relay
- implement site-to-site virtual private network (VPN)
- implement Azure Virtual WAN
- implement Azure AD Application Proxy
Manage storage and file services (15-20%)
Configure and manage Azure File Sync
- create Azure File Sync service
- create sync groups
- create cloud endpoints
- register servers
- create server endpoints
- configure cloud tiering
- monitor File Sync
- migrate DFS to Azure File Sync
Configure and manage Windows Server file shares
- configure Windows Server file share access
- configure file screens
- configure File Server Resource Manager (FSRM) quotas
- configure BranchCache
- implement and configure Distributed File System (DFS)
Configure Windows Server storage
- configure disks and volumes
- configure and manage Storage Spaces
- configure and manage Storage Replica
- configure Data Deduplication
- configure SMB direct
- configure Storage Quality of Service (QoS)
- configure file systems
Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services
Secure Windows Server on-premises and hybrid infrastructures (25-30%)
Secure Windows Server operating system
- configure and manage exploit protection
- configure and manage Windows Defender Application Control
- configure and manage Windows Defender for Endpoint
- configure and manage Windows Defender Credential Guard
- configure SmartScreen
- implement operating system security by using Group Policies
Secure a hybrid Active Directory (AD) infrastructure
- configure password policies
- enable password block lists
- manage protected users
- manage account security on a Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC)
- harden domain controllers
- configure authentication policies silos
- restrict access to domain controllers
- configure account security
- manage AD built-in administrative groups
- manage AD delegation
- implement and manage Microsoft Defender for Identity
Identify and remediate Windows Server security issues by using Azure services
- monitor on-premises servers and Azure IaaS virtual machines (VMs) by using Azure Sentinel
- identify and remediate security issues on-premises servers and Azure IaaS VMs by using Azure Security Center
Secure Windows Server networking
- manage Windows Defender Firewall
- implement domain isolation
- implement connection security rules
Secure Windows Server storage
- manage Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption (BitLocker)
- manage and recover encrypted volumes
- enable storage encryption by using Azure Disk Encryption
- manage disk encryption keys for IaaS virtual machines
Implement and manage Windows Server high availability (10-15%)
Implement a Windows Server failover cluster
- implement a failover cluster on-premises, hybrid, or cloud-only
- create a Windows failover cluster
- stretch cluster across datacenter or Azure regions
- configure storage for failover clustering
- modify quorum options
- configure network adapters for failover clustering
- configure cluster workload options
- configure cluster sets
- configure Scale-Out File Servers
- create an Azure witness
- configure a floating IP address for the cluster
- implement load balancing for the failover cluster
Manage failover clustering
- implement cluster-aware updating
- recover a failed cluster node
- upgrade a node to Windows Server 2022
- failover workloads between nodes
- install Windows updates on cluster nodes
- manage failover clusters using Windows Admin Center
Implement and manage Storage Spaces Direct
- create a failover cluster using Storage Spaces Direct
- upgrade a Storage Spaces Direct node
- implement networking for Storage Spaces Direct
- configure Storage Spaces Direct
Implement disaster recovery (10-15%)
Manage backup and recovery for Windows Server
- back up and restore files and folders to Azure Recovery Services vault
- install and manage Azure Backup Server
- back up and recover using Azure Backup Server
- manage backups in Azure Recovery Services vault
- create a backup policy
- configure backup for Azure Virtual Machines using the built-in backup agent
- recover a VM using temporary snapshots
- recover VMs to new Azure Virtual Machines
- restore a VM
Implement disaster recovery by using Azure Site Recovery
- configure Azure Site Recovery networking
- configure Site Recovery for on-premises VMs
- configure a recovery plan
- configure Site Recovery for Azure Virtual Machines
- implement VM replication to secondary datacenter or Azure region
- configure Azure Site Recovery policies
Protect virtual machines by using Hyper-V replicas
- configure Hyper-V hosts for replication
- manage Hyper-V replica servers
- configure VM replication
- perform a failover
Migrate servers and workloads (20-25%)
Migrate on-premises storage to on-premises servers or Azure
- transfer data and share
- cut over to a new server by using Storage Migration Service
- use Storage Migration Service to migrate to Azure Virtual Machines
- migrate to Azure file shares
Migrate on-premises servers to Azure
- deploy and configure Azure Migrate appliance
- migrate VM workloads to Azure IaaS
- migrate physical workloads to Azure IaaS
- migrate by using Azure Migrate
Migrate workloads from previous versions to Windows Server 2022
- migrate Internet Information Services (IIS)
- migrate Hyper-V hosts
- migrate Remote Desktop Services (RDS) host servers
- migrate Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- migrate print servers
Migrate IIS workloads to Azure
- migrate IIS workloads to Azure Web Apps
- migrate IIS workloads to containers
Migrate an AD DS infrastructure to Windows Server 2022 AD DS
- migrate AD DS objects, including users, groups and Group Policies, using Active Directory Migration Tool
- migrate to a new Active Directory forest
- upgrade an existing forest
Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments (20-25%)
Monitor Windows Server by using Windows Server tools and Azure services
- monitor Windows Server by using Performance Monitor
- create and configure Data Collector Sets
- monitor servers and configure alerts by using Windows Admin Center
- monitor by using System Insights
- manage event logs
- deploy Log Analytics agents
- collect performance counters to Azure
- create alerts
- monitor Azure Virtual Machines by using Azure diagnostics extension
- monitor Azure Virtual Machines performance by using VM insights
Troubleshoot Windows Server on-premises and hybrid networking
- troubleshoot hybrid network connectivity
- troubleshoot on-premises connectivity
Troubleshoot Windows Server virtual machines in Azure
- troubleshoot deployment failures
- troubleshoot booting failures
- troubleshoot VM performance issues
- troubleshoot VM extension issues
- troubleshoot disk encryption issues
- troubleshoot storage
- troubleshoot VM connection issues
Troubleshoot Active Directory
- restore objects from AD recycle bin
- recover Active Directory database using Directory Services Restore Mode
- recover SYSVOL
- troubleshoot Active Directory replication
- troubleshoot hybrid authentication issues
- troubleshoot on-premises Active Directory
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