2016
Lynda
Timothy Pintello
3:40
English
Configuring advanced services in Windows Server is an integral skill for any Windows network admin. This means DHCP and DNS solutions, VPNs, direct access, and IP address management (IPAM)—complex topics that form the core of two Windows Server exams: Configuring Windows Server (70-411) and Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services (70-412).
This Windows training course helps you study for the exams while learning advanced server administration techniques. Professor Timothy Pintello covers all of the core exam topics, including DHCPv6, primary and secondary DNS zone configuration, working with different DNS resource record types, VPN routing, certificates for direct access, IPAM admin delegation, and more.
Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
1. Implement an Advanced Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution
Create and configure superscopes
Superscope implementation
Create and configure multicast scopes
DHCPv6
Implement DHCPv6
SLAAC
High availability for DHCP
Split-scope configuration
DHCP name protection
DNS registration
2. Configure DNS Zones
DNS zones
Configure primary DNS zones
Configure secondary DNS zones
Configure stub zones
Configure conditional forwards
Zone creation and Active Directory
Configure zone delegation
Configure zone transfer settings
Configure notify settings
3. Configure DNS Records
DNS resource records
A and AAAA resource records
CName resource records
MX resource records
PTR resource records
SRV resource records
NS resource records
SOA resource records
4. Configure DNS Record Options
Zone scavenging and aging
Configure record options
Configure Round Robin
Configure secure dynamic updates
5. Implement an Advanced DNS Solution
Configure domain name security extensions
Implementation of domain name security extensions
DNS socket pool
DNS cache locking
Configure DNS logging
Delegated administration
Configure recursion
Configure netmask ordering
Configure GlobalNames zone
Analyze zone-level statistics
6. Configure Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Routing
Install and configure the Remote Access role
Implement network address translation (NAT)
Configure VPN settings
Configure routing
Web App Proxy in Pass-through mode
7. DirectAccess
DirectAccess
Implement DirectAccess
Certificates for DirectAccess
8. Deploy and Manage IP Address Management (IPAM)
Introducing IPAM
Implementing IPAM
Provisioning IPAM
IPAM management
Delegate IPAM administration
IPAM database storage
Conclusion
Next steps
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