Microsoft 70-413: Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure

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Microsoft 70-413: Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure

The Microsoft 70-413: Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure course teaches IT professionals how to design and implement server infrastructures using Windows Server, focusing on high availability, disaster recovery, and advanced management.

Key Features:

  • Infrastructure Design: Plan server solutions, including network and storage.
  • High Availability: Implement failover clustering and load balancing.
  • Disaster Recovery: Develop backup and replication strategies.
  • Active Directory: Design and deploy AD DS and manage Group Policy.
  • Virtualization: Implement Hyper-V virtualization.
  • Network Services: Deploy IPAM, DNS, and DHCP.
  • Security: Design network security and access controls.
  • Monitoring: Implement monitoring and performance optimization.
  • Compliance: Ensure designs meet compliance and policy requirements.

This course prepares participants for the Microsoft 70-413 certification exam, focusing on server infrastructure design and implementation.

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Step-by-Step Courses List

Chapter One:

Module 1: Plan and Deploy Infrastructure

  1. Introduction
  2. Plan And Deploy Infrastructure-Part 1
  3. Plan And Deploy Infrastructure-Part 2
  4. Plan And Deploy Infrastructure-Part 3
Chapter Two:

Module 2: Planning and Implementing

  1. Planning And Implementing-Part 1
  2. Multicast Deployment Wizard Demo
  3. Planning And Implementing-Part 2
  4. Pre-staging Clients Demo
  5. Planning And Implementing-Part 3
  6. Configuring Windows Deployment Services Demo
  7. Planning And Implementing-Part 4
Chapter Three:

Module 3: Planning and Implementing Server Upgrade and Migration

  1. Planning And Implementing Server Upgrade And Migration-Part 1
  2. Planning And Implementing Server Upgrade And Migration-Part 2
  3. Planning And Implementing Server Upgrade And Migration-Part 3
Chapter Four:

Module 4: Planning and Deploying Virtual Machine Manager Resources

  1. Planning And Deploying Virtual Machine Manager Resources-Part 1
  2. Planning And Deploying Virtual Machine Manager Resources-Part 2
  3. Planning And Deploying Virtual Machine Manager Resources-Part 3
  4. Planning And Deploying Virtual Machine Manager Resources-Part 4
Chapter Five:

Module 5: Planning and Implementing File and Storage Services

  1. PlanningAnd Implementing File And Storage Services-Part 1
  2. Planning And Implementing File And Storage Services-Part 2
  3. Configuring The iSCSI Target Server Demo
  4. Planning And Implementing File And Storage Services-Part 3
  5. Configuring Internet Storage Name Server Demo
  6. Planning And Implementing File And Storage Services-Part 4
Chapter Six:

Module 6: Design and Implement Network Infrastructure Services

  1. Design And Implement Network Infrastructure Services
Chapter Seven:

Module 7: Design and Maintain a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution

  1. Design And Maintain A Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution-Part 1
  2. Configuring Split Scope In DHCP Demo
  3. Design And Maintain A Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution-Part 2
  4. Design And Maintain A Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution-Part 3
Chapter Eight:

Module 8: Design a Name Resolution Solution Strategy

  1. Design A Name Resolution Solution Strategy-Part 1
  2. Design A Name Resolution Solution Strategy-Part 2
  3. Configuring Global Names Zone Demo
  4. Design A Name Resolution Solution Strategy-Part 3
Chapter Nine:

Module 9: Design and Manage an IP Address Management Solution

  1. Design And Manage An IP Address Management Solution-Part 1
  2. Design And Manage An IP Address Management Solution-Part 2
Chapter Ten:

Module 10: Design and Implement Network Access Services

  1. Design And Implement Network Access Services
Chapter Eleven:

Module 11: Design a VPN Solution

  1. Design A VPN Solution-Part 1
  2. Design A VPN Solution-Part 2
Chapter Twelve:

Module 12: Design a DirectAccess Solution

  1. Design A Direct Access Solution-Part 1
  2. Design A Direct Access Solution-Part 2
Chapter Thirteen:

Module 13: Implement a Scalable Remote Access Solution

  1. Implement A Scalable Remote Access Solution-Part 1
  2. Implementing Packet Tracing Demo
  3. Implement A Scalable Remote Access Solution-Part 2
  4. Implement A Scalable Remote Access Solution-Part 3
  5. Looking At Setting In Direct Access Demo
  6. Implement A Scalable Remote Access Solution-Part 4
Chapter Fourteen:

Module 14: Design and Implement a Network Protection Solution

  1. Design And Implement A Network Protection Solution-Part 1
  2. Design And Implement A Network Protection Solution-Part 2
  3. Design And Implement A Network Protection Solution-Part 3
  4. Looking At Multiple RADIUS Servers Demo
  5. Design And Implement A Network Protection Solution-Part 4
  6. Taking A Look At IP Sec Policy Enforcement Demo
  7. Showing 802.1X Policy Enforcement Demo
  8. Design And Implement A Network Protection Solution-Part 5
Chapter Fifteen:

Module 15: Design and Implement an Active Directory Infrastructure

  1. Design And Implement An Active Directory Infrastructure
Chapter Sixteen:

Module 16: Design a Forest and Domain Infrastructure

  1. Design A Forest And Domain Infrastructure
Chapter Seventeen:

Module 17: Implement a Forest and Domain Infrastructure

  1. Implement A Forest And Domain Infrastructure-Part 1
  2. Steps To Perform A Realm Trust Demo
  3. Implement A Forest And Domain Infrastructure-Part 2
Chapter Eighteen:

Module 18: Design a Group Policy Strategy

  1. Design A Group Policy Strategy
Chapter Ninteen:

Module 19: Design an Active Directory Permission Model

  1. Design An Active Directory Permission Model-Part 1
  2. Taking A Look At The Security Tab Or Lack Of Demo
  3. Design An Active Directory Permission Model-Part 2
  4. Taking A Look At The Delegation Or Control Wizard Demo
  5. Design An Active Directory Permission Model-Part 3
  6. Taking A Look At Kerberos Delegation Demo
  7. Design An Active Directory Permission Model-Part 4
Chapter Twenty:

Module 20: Design and Implement an Active Directory Infrastructure (Physical)

  1. Design And Implement An Active Directory Infrastructure Physical
Chapter Twenty One:

Module 21: Design an Active Directory Site Topology

  1. Design An Active Directory Site Topology

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Microsoft 70-413: Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure

The Microsoft 70-413: Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure course teaches IT professionals how to design and implement server infrastructures using Windows Server, focusing on high availability, disaster recovery, and advanced management.

Key Features:

  • Infrastructure Design: Plan server solutions, including network and storage.
  • High Availability: Implement failover clustering and load balancing.
  • Disaster Recovery: Develop backup and replication strategies.
  • Active Directory: Design and deploy AD DS and manage Group Policy.
  • Virtualization: Implement Hyper-V virtualization.
  • Network Services: Deploy IPAM, DNS, and DHCP.
  • Security: Design network security and access controls.
  • Monitoring: Implement monitoring and performance optimization.
  • Compliance: Ensure designs meet compliance and policy requirements.

This course prepares participants for the Microsoft 70-413 certification exam, focusing on server infrastructure design and implementation.

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