Microsoft

Windows Server Administration Fundamentals

(98-365.AA1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-190-1

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MTA Windows Server Administration Fundamentals is a Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) entry-level certification exam. The MTA 98-365 exam validates that a candidate knows about server installation, server role, Active Directory, storage, server performance management, and server maintenance. Candidates for this exam are familiar with the concepts and the technologies of Windows Server administration.

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7+ Interactive Lessons | 3+ Exercises | 150+ Quizzes | 102+ Flashcards | 102+ Glossary of terms

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60+ Pre Assessment Questions | 2+ Full Length Tests | 60+ Post Assessment Questions | 120+ Practice Test Questions

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39+ LiveLab | 00+ Minutes

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Understanding Server Installation

Understanding Device Drivers
Understanding Services
Understanding Server Installation Options
Summary

Understanding Server Roles

Identifying Application Servers
Understanding Web Services
Understanding Remote Access
Understanding the File and Print Services
Understanding Server Virtualization
Summary

Understanding Active Directory

Understanding Accounts and Groups
Understanding the Organizational Units and Containers
Understanding Active Directory Infrastructure
Understanding Group Policy
Summary

Understanding Storage

Identifying Storage Technologies and Their Typical Usage Scenarios
Understanding RAID Redundancy
Understanding Disk Types
Summary

Understanding Server Performance Management

Identifying Major Server Hardware Components
Understanding Performance Monitoring
Understanding Logs, Alerts, and Event Viewer
Summary

Understanding Server Maintenance

Identifying Steps in the Startup Process
Understanding Business Continuity
Understanding Updates
Understanding Troubleshooting Methodology
Summary

Appendix: 3D Avatar-based Simulation

Understanding Server Installation

Installing a Non-Plug and Play Device
Removing a Device Driver
Updating a Device Driver
Changing the Service Status and Dependencies
Installing Windows Deployment Services
Installing the Server Core

Understanding Server Roles

Installing the Web Server (IIS) Role with the FTP Service Role
Generating a Request for an Internet Server Certificate
Binding and Managing an SSL Certificate to a Website
Enabling Remote Assistance
Installing the Internet Printing Client
Enabling Printer Pooling
Configuring the Audit Object Access Policy
Enabling File, Folder, and Share Permissions
Creating a VHD File

Understanding Active Directory

Creating a Group and Adding Users using the AGDLP Strategy
Creating a Global Group
Creating a Domain User Account
Moving a User to an Organizational Unit
Delegating Control in an Organizational Unit
Creating an Organizational Unit (OU) Structure
Scheduling AD Replication
Creating and Deleting a Site Link
Configuring Active Directory Sites
Editing the Group Policy Settings
Processing Group Policy
Using the Group Policy Cmdlets
Creating Group Policy
Configuring Computer Policy to Allow Non-Administrators to Install Specific Devices

Understanding Storage

Creating a Striped Volume
Creating a DFS Namespace

Understanding Server Performance Management

Adding Counters
Configuring Data Collection Set
Configuring Event Logs

Understanding Server Maintenance

Configuring Startup Options
Setting Up Folder Redirection
Installing Windows Server Backup and Performing a Backup of a Folder
Configuring the Windows Update Service to Automatic
Filtering Entries in Event Viewer

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