Szkolenie MS 55378 Identity with Windows Server

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will deploy a domain controller in a new domain. First, use Server Manager to install a new domain and then view the Windows PowerShell script that can be used to install additional domain controllers. Next, verify the installation and then use standard administrative tools to perform tasks in the domain.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure a set of Active Directory objects for a new office using a combination of graphical tools, and Windows PowerShell. First, create an organizational structure for a new domain, and then create several user accounts and a user account template. Next, create group accounts, assign users to them, and prestage several computer accounts for Windows 11 clients. Finally, create accounts for contacts, and make changes to selected existing accounts.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure an additional domain to support developers and combine resources to configure a forest trust. First, install and configure a domain controller in a child domain, and then configure DNS for the new domain. Next, configure a domain controller in a new forest, and then configure DNS stub zones. Finally, set up a forest trust relationship between forests, and configure a resource server with shared data.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) sites and replication to optimize the user experience and network utilization within your organization. First, install and configure an additional domain controller in the domain, and then rename the default site object and create a subnet object for the site. Next, create additional sites and subnets, and then configure site links to control replication traffic. Finally, move a server to a new site, and install another domain controller to monitor the replication traffic.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure group policy for an organization. First, explore the tools and commands available, and then delegate group policy administration to selected users. Next, create Group Policy objects, and assign to the domain and organizational units in the organization, and then configure filters to control the application of policies. Finally, perform analysis of and create reports for group policy application, and then review event logs to troubleshoot group policy application.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure standard desktop environments in an organization by using Group Policy. First, configure standard user settings by using administrative templates, and then configure the Central Store for consistency when applying settings from administrative templates. Next, configure specific user settings for Folder Redirection, and then apply scripts for execution by way of Group Policy

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will provide additional levels of security across an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) infrastructure. First, configure domain wide account and password policies to meet the organization's security requirements, and then configure specific password policies for administrative users. Next, create account restriction policies and configure administrative auditing for AD directory object access, and then configure authentication auditing for logon events. Finally, configure the settings to prestage Read Only Domain Controllers (RODCs), and then configure a group Managed Service Account, and apply it.

this hands-on adaptive module, learners will create and configure a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) by using Windows Server that can be used to deploy and manage digital certificates. First, prepare an infrastructure to support the deployment of Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) including configuring DNS records and configuring web servers as required by the PKI. Next, configure Active Directory with custom policy extensions and then install and configure an offline root CA. Finally, install a subordinate enterprise CA and complete a number of configuration tasks to ensure that the PKI is healthy and ready to deploy certificates to users and devices.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will deploy and manage digital certificates. First, configure certificate templates that publish to your production network. Next, enable Key Recovery and Archival of private keys, and then enroll an SSL certificate and bind it to a web site. Finally, configure a group policy to auto enroll certificates for end users, and then simulate the loss of a private key used for encryption and recover the key from the Certification Authority (CA) database.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will configure Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). First, configure DNS for AD FS, and then configure the required certificates. Next, install and configure the AD FS role, create the AD FS trust relationships, and then test the connection.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will install and configure Azure AD Connect. First, configure the prerequisites for AD Connect, and then install AD Connect. Next, configure synchronization, filter attributes, and then verify the settings.

In this hands-on adaptive module, learners will manage an organization's domain controllers. First, configure Performance Monitor to monitor AD DS, and then perform an offline defrag of the domain controller's AD DS database. Next, create an Active Directory snapshot, and then install Windows Server Backup. Finally, perform a backup of the Active Directory environment.