Windows Server Administration Fundamentals

This intermediate-level course is designed for IT professionals, system administrators, and anyone looking to master essential skills for managing Windows Server environments. It's ideal for those who want to build a strong foundation in server administration and prepare for enterprise-level responsibilities.

You will learn to implement patch governance strategies, configure and troubleshoot DNS services, and design scalable Active Directory infrastructures. The course also covers establishing resilient server operations and managing identity and authentication within Windows environments.

The course is designed to be completed in approximately 1 hour. This duration allows for a focused and efficient learning experience, covering core concepts without extensive time commitment.

This course prepares you for roles requiring the management of enterprise Windows environments. It's beneficial for aspiring or current system administrators, IT support specialists, and network administrators who need to confidently handle server operations and security.

This course is categorized as intermediate level, focusing on fundamental yet essential administration skills. While it covers foundational topics, some prior basic IT knowledge or experience with operating systems would be beneficial to maximize your learning.

The course covers Server Administration Foundations, Patch Governance, DNS Administration (fundamentals, records, zones, delegation), Domain Controllers and Active Directory Topology, and Identity and Authentication Administration. These lessons provide a comprehensive overview of critical server management areas.