2015
Pluralsight
Michael Bender
3:26
English
At some point all good things come to an end, and so that brings us to the last of 3 courses on Windows Server Administration Fundamentals. In Part 3, we will finish our Windows Server journey by cover IIS and Hyper-V. We round out your knowledge with Troubleshooting, Remote Management, and Business Continuity. This course is designed for entry-level IT Pros, Developers, or anyone interested in improving their skills with Windows Server. Some experience with Windows operating systems and networking will be helpful. You should complete Parts 1 & 2 of Windows Server Administration Fundamentals ahead of time to be successful in this course.
Course Introduction
Course Introduction
Working with Web Services in Internet Information Server
Working with Web Services in Internet Information Server
What Is a Web Server?
Common Web Services
Deployment Schemes
Demo: Configuring Internal DNS Zone for Internal Web Site
Demo: Installing the Web Server Role
Demo: Working with The Default Website in IIS
Demo: Adding Additional Websites to IIS
Demo: Move Website to 2nd Network Adapter
Demo: Implementing FTP
Secure Socket Layer
Demo: Setting pp a Secured Website with SSL
Wrap up
Introduction to Windows Hyper-V
Introduction
Server Virtualization
Hyper-V Installation Requirements
Hyper-V on Windows Server
Installing Hyper-V
Installing Hyper-V Role in Windows Server
What Is a Virtual Machine?
Creating a Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine Hardware
Working with Virtual Networks and Virtual Hard Drives
Wrap Up
Windows Server Remote Access Administration and Troubleshooting
Introduction
Virtual Private Network
Installing Routing and Remote Access on Windows Server
Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Connection
Administering Remote Servers with Remote Desktop
Putting Out Fires Is What We Do
HP Troubleshooting Methodology
Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL)
Troubleshooting Made Simple
Troubleshooting Tools
Introduction to the Advanced Boot Menu
Working with the System Configuration Tool
The Wrap Up
Business Continuity in Windows Server
Business Continuity in Windows Server
Introduction to Business Continuity
Developing a Plan
Cost of an Outage
Business Continuity Plan at Work
Technologies in Windows Server
What Is Windows Backup?
Demo: Installing and Configuring Windows Backup
Demo: Configure a Backup of an IIS Website
Volume Shadow Copy
Demo: Configuring Volume Shadow Copy Service on Windows Server
Introduction to Cluster Technologies
Active-Active Clustering
Network Load Balancing
Other Ways to Improve Business Continuity
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