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Module 1: Preparing to Administer a Server

  • Administering a Server
  • Configuring Remote Desktop to Administer a Server
  • Managing Remote Desktop Connections
  • Lab: Creating a Shared Folder on a Remote Computer
  • Lab: Defragmenting a Disk on a Remote Computer
  • Lab: Connecting to a Remote Console Session
  • Lab: Creating Shortcuts to Administration Tools
Skills
  • Explain the tasks, tools, and rights that are required to administer a server.
  • Configure Remote Desktop for Administration and client preferences.
  • Manage remote desktop connections.
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Module 2: Preparing to Monitor Server Performance

  • Introduction to Monitoring Server Performance
  • Performing Real-Time and Logged Monitoring
  • Configuring and Managing Counter Logs
  • Configuring Alerts
  • Lab: Selecting the Appropriate Monitoring Technique
Skills
  • Establish a performance baseline.
  • Perform real-time and logged monitoring.
  • Configure and manage counter logs.
  • Configure alerts.
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Module 3: Monitoring Server Performance

  • Monitoring Server Memory
  • Monitoring Processor Usage
  • Monitoring Disks
  • Monitoring Network Usage
  • Lab: Starting Performance with Administrative Controls
  • Lab: Configuring System Monitor to Track High CPU Usage
  • Lab: Creating and Configuring an Alert in Performance Logs and Alerts to Track High CPU Usage
  • Lab: Enabling the Messenger Service
  • Lab: Testing the High CPU Usage Alert
Skills
  • Explain how the four primary server subsystems affect server performance.
  • Monitor server memory.
  • Monitor processor usage.
  • Monitor disks.
  • Monitor network usage.
  • Identify the guidelines for using counters and thresholds.
  • Describe the best practices for monitoring server performance.
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Module 4: Maintaining Device Drivers

  • Configuring Device Driver Signing Options
  • Using Device Driver Rollback
  • Lab: Viewing the Current File Signature Verification Setting
  • Lab: Modifying the Default Setting
  • Lab: Adding a Computer to the Organizational Unit
  • Lab: Verifying the New File Signature Verification Setting
Skills
  • Configure device driver signing.
  • Restore the previous version of a device driver.
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Module 5: Managing Disks

  • Preparing Disks
  • Managing Disk Properties
  • Managing Mounted Drives
  • Converting Disks
  • Creating Volumes
  • Importing a Foreign Disk
  • Lab: Mounting Drive E to D:\Graphics
  • Lab: Changing Drive Letter D to X
  • Lab: Removing Mounted Drive E
  • Lab: Changing Drive Letter X to D
Skills
  • Initialize and partition a disk.
  • View and update disk properties.
  • Manage mounted drives.
  • Create volumes on a disk.
  • Convert a disk from basic to dynamic and from dynamic to basic.
  • Import disks.
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Module 6: Managing Data Storage

  • Managing File Compression
  • Configuring File Encryption
  • Implementing Disk Quotas
  • Lab: Configuring Disk Quota Entries
  • Lab: Exporting Disk Quota Entries
  • Lab: Importing Disk Quota Entries
  • Lab: Compressing a Folder
  • Lab: Encrypting a Folder
Skills
  • Manage NTFS file compression.
  • Configure file encryption.
  • Implement disk quotas.
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Module 7: Managing Disaster Recovery

  • Preparing for Disaster Recovery
  • Backing Up Data
  • Scheduling Backup Jobs
  • Restoring Data
  • Recovering from Server Failure
  • Selecting Disaster Recovery Methods
  • Lab: Installing the Recovery Console
  • Lab: Backing Up the System State Data
  • Lab: Creating a Windows Startup Disk
  • Lab: Recovering from a Corrupt Registry
  • Lab: Recovering from a Corrupt Boot File
Skills
  • Prepare for disaster recovery.
  • Back up data.
  • Schedule backup jobs.
  • Restore data.
  • Configure a shadow copy.
  • Recover from server failure.
  • Select a disaster recovery method.
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Module 8: Maintaining Software by Using Software Update Services

  • Introduction to Software Update Services
  • Installing and Configuring Software Update Services
  • Managing a Software Update Services Infrastructure
  • Lab: Creating a Group Policy Object to Configure Automatic Updates
  • Lab: Preparing Sample Software Update Packages for Your Clients
  • Lab: Verifying the Updates Are Available to the Clients
Skills
  • Explain Microsoft Software Update Services.
  • Install and configure client computers to use Software Update Services.
  • Install and configure servers to use Software Update Services.
  • Manage the Software Update Services infrastructure.
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