Udemy – Course 4: MCSA Windows Server 2019 Enterprise Network 2020-1

Published on: 2021-07-31 22:08:03

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Description

Course 4: MCSA Windows Server 2019 Enterprise Network is an IPv4 and IPv6 training course, direct access, WAP, SDN, DFS, IPAM for MCSA test. This is the fourth course of the Windows Server 2019 Series training series . In this course you will get acquainted with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with subnet types, using DNS, DHCP, understanding advanced techniques with Hyper-V Fail-over and more.

What you will learn in Course 4: MCSA Windows Server 2019 Enterprise Network:

Preparing for the MCSA test
IPv4 addressing that helps you troubleshoot your network communications.
Prepare for job interviews
Students will learn the concepts with the help of science labs in each section.
Learn troubleshooting and problem management skills
IPv6 integration in our network
DNS, Stub zones, Adding child domains, Forward and Reverse lookup zones
IPAM to integrate Active Directory Services, DHCP, DNS and Network Policy Server to manage existing infrastructure
Using various remote access technologies including VPN, DirectAccess, routing and Web Application proxy
Secure remote access by introducing Radius Server and SSL

Course specifications

Publisher: Udemy
Instructors: Dante Leo
Language: English
Level: Advanced to Advanced
Number of Courses: 63
Duration: 11 hours and 5 minutes

Course topics:

Course 4: MCSA Windows Server 2019 Enterprise Network Content

Prerequisites for MCSA Windows Server 2019 Enterprise Network:

It is highly advisable to attend at least Course 1 from this Windows server 2019 series to build your Network from Scratch. In this course we’ll focus on implementing networking skills using our existing Network.
Have a PC or laptop with 8 – 16 GB Ram to perform Labs smoothly, i5 or i7 CPU support, SSD, 64-bit OS.
You need to have basic knowledge about core networking-infrastructure components like routers and switches.
Experience working with the Windows client operating systems.
Experience with VMware, although if you have used any other hypervisor, you will not face any problem.