Microsoft Certified System Engineer

Microsoft Certified System Engineer

Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) is one among most popular certifications offered by Microsoft under the Microsoft Certified Professional Certification.

While pursuing the course, candidates will be introduced to the following areas regarding Microsoft Windows operating system, related desktop systems, networking and Microsoft Back office served products.

This certification demonstrates that you have the necessary skills to run a highly efficient and modern data center, including expertise in LAN NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES, IDENTITY MANAGEMENT, and SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT. VIRTUALIZATION, STORAGE, NETWORKING.

Demonstrate our broad skill sets in SQL administration, building enterprise-scale data solutions, and manage business intelligence data both on- premises and in cloud environments

This certification validates that we have the skills needed to move your company to the cloud, increase user productivity and flexibility, reduce data loss, and improve data security for your organization.

Ability to explain technical concepts and communicate with system administrators and users at all levels from novices to MIS managers with expertise in application development and support.

Ability to solve complex problems in a multi-platform environment. Planning, Implementing, Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server, Network Infrastructure, Active Directory Infrastructure, Client Operating System & Installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows Networking Environments & Infrastructure.

How to manage an enterprise datacenter, then jump into learning how to implement a monitoring solution. How to implement an update strategy, and design a configuration solution and an enterprise virtualization solution.

MCSE cover planning a virtualization migration solution, designing a network management solution, designing a storage solution, and implementing the failover clustering feature.

Other topics that are included are implementing network load balancing, architecting a business continuity and disaster recovery solution, and active directory rights management services.

Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of implementing an advanced Windows Server.

        MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SYSTEM ENGINEER

Module-1: HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

• Basic of computer hardware technology
• PC function and component
• Installation of operating system
• Installation of operating System (Latest Operating windows)
• Device manager

Module-2: Networking essentials

• What is networking and advantages?
• Networking Concepts, History of Server OS
• Types of networks, LAN & WAN
• Requirements for implementing LAN
• Network topology
• Network model
• Types of cables
• Crimping(straight and cross)
• Network adaptors / NIC cards
• Network devices (Hub, switches & router)
• Introduction to windows server 2008 and latest families
• Features of Windows Server
• Installation of Windows Server
• Introduction and Creation of Users accounts

Module-3: IP address

• Class A to Class E
• Private / public address
• Logical & physical address

Module-4: Network protocol

• (TCP/UDP, IPX/SPX, Net BEUI)

Module-5: OSI reference model, TCP-IP reference model

• Introduction to OSI reference model, Configuring TCP/IP reference model

Module-6: Distributed File System, Backup & Recovery , Printers

• Introduction to DFS & File server
• Configuring Namespace, Folders etc
• Introduction to Backup & Backup media
• Types of Backups & Strategies
• Recovery of Data from any backup media
• Introduction to printers
• Types of printers & configuration

Module-7: Introduction to Microsoft windows Latest families

• History of server O/S
• Features of windows server
• Installation of windows server Latest families
• Upgrading existing win old versions domain to window Latest families domain

Module-8: Logical Structure of AD - DS

• Configuring ADC
• Tree Structure Child Domain
• FOREST Structure

Module-9: Active directory-Domain services

• Features of active directory and Installing and configuring ADDS
• Active directory and its components (Logical & physical components
• Configuration ADC/CDC
• Un-installation of ADS
• IP Addressing
• Logical Topologies - Peer-Peer & Domain Models
• Introduction to Directory Services
• Evolution of Active Directory Services - LDAP Protocol
• Features of Active Directory
• Installing Active Directory - Domain Controller

Module-10: Active Directory Trusts Relationship

• Introduction to Trust Relationship
• Categories, Directions & Types of Trusts
• Functional Levels
• Authentication Protocols
• Configuring Forest Trusts between Forests

Module- 11: FSMO roles of AD-DS

• Roles of AD-DS
• Transferring of roles
• . Seizing of roles and RODC
• Introduction & configuration of read-only domain control
• SITES and global catalogue
• Backup Strategies
• AD-DS Partitions
• Replication between the domain controller

Module-12: Member server, clients, user configuration

• Adding of clients to domain
• Creating local & domain user
• Configuring Member Servers and Clients.
• Creating Users in AD-DS
• User Logon policies
• Creating groups
• Password policies
• Account lockout policies
• User properties

Module-13: Permission access control list

• File system
• Security and sharing permission to folders & files
• Offline folders
• Difference between FAT & NTFS

Module-14: User profiles

• Types of profiles (local, roaming & mandatory profiles)
• Types of profiles (Local, roaming & mandatory profiles)
• Home folder
• Disk quotas
• Applying & denying disk space to user

Module-15: Group policy / system policies

• Organizational unit
• Delegation of control
• Configuration of group policy
• Applying group policies on OU's, domain & sites
• Group policy modeling
• Software deployment
• Script, folder redirection

Module-16: Dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP)

• Introduction & configuration of DHCP server
• Configuration or scope
• BOOTP server
• DHCP backup

Module-17: Domain name system (DNS)

• What is DNS? DNS naming hierarchy
• Internet Basics, Host & LM Host Files
• Installing & configuring DNS
• Types of zones: primary, secondary, strub zone
• Lookup zones-forward & reverse lookup zones
• Resource records integration with Ads, SRV records
• Forwarders, dynamic updates

Modules-18: Internet information services

• Installing & configuration IIS
• Creating & hosting websites
• Virtual directory
• Backup and restoring sites
• FTP server configuration
• Uploading and downloading the contents through FTP

Module-19: Disk management

• Basic & dynamic disk
• Creating-simple, spammed, stripped, mirroring & RAID5
• Types of volume
• RAID-ALL UPPER Levels
• Remote Hard disk Partitioning
• Mounting Concepts

Module-20: Windows deployment services

• Introduction & configuration of WDS server
• Attended and unattended installation

Module-21: Terminal services

• Terminal server configuration
• Terminal server licensing mode
• Remote desktop
• T.S Web access administration and T.S Remote Apps.
• Overview of T.S Gateway service

Module-22: Routing & remote access

• Remote access server configuration
• VPN, NAT, DHCP relay agent
• Routing Configuration - Static Routes
• ICS, NAT, DHCP Relay Agent
• Remote Access Server Configuration
• Dial-in & Dial-out
• VPN PPTP, LTP

Module-23 : Windows server.core

• Installation of windows server core
• Basic command of server core
• Installation, managing & uninstalling server core features and roles

Module-24: Advanced

• Introduction to backup
• User data, system style backup & restoration
• Upgrading windows server
• Offline folder, VSS
• DNS backup & restore
• Extend partition using command prompt
• Windows Server Core
• Upgrading windows server upper version
• Groups, VSS, Paging File
• System state backup & restoration
• Domain Renaming, Auditing policies
• Overview of AD-FS, LDS, RMS, CS

Module-25: Live Setup - Demo by Faculty

• Designing, Implementing & Maintaining of Corporate Network

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