WINDOWS SERVER

Windows Server is a group of operating systems developed by Microsoft specifically for use on servers. It is designed to handle network roles such as web hosting, database management, and file storage, providing robust security features, virtualization capabilities, and management tools. Windows Server offers a scalable and reliable platform for businesses of all sizes, facilitating efficient resource management, high availability, and seamless integration with other Microsoft products and services.

Course Outline

Introduction to Server-client

• A look at server client configuration
• A local server
• A web server

Server specs:

• Server hardware
• Server Services:
• HTTP Server
• DHCP Server
• EMAIL Server
• DNS Server
• FTP Server

Server management and control:

• Introduction on server OS
• Server core vs server desktop
• Windows server installation
• Role feature installation
• Manager and admin
• Admin Center (WAC)

Active Directory:

• Intro to active directory
• Domain controller
• Users and computers
• AD admin center

DNS and DHCP:

• DNS definition and types
• DHCP IP addressing
• Scoping and reservation

Group Policy:

• Object
• Building
• Scoping
• Policy Settings