Windows Server with PowerShell: Active Directory, DNS

Managing Windows Server Active Directory (AD DS, DNS) with Powershell

Description

This course is aimed to IT Pros and is supposed to give the viewer the information they need to know to get started with Powershell and how to manage Windows Server 2016 Active Directory with its help. The goal is to provide coverage of AD DS server’s tasks including topics like an Overview of DNS Main Concepts, How to Install a DNS Role, How to Add Different Types of Zones, Records, Manage AD DS, Users and Computers, GPO and much more.

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Real Student Reviews:

★★★★★ “Very well explained and makes the concepts very easy to understand. Many thanks.” – Reina Wilson

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The course is targeted to help to automate and script daily tasks. There are lots of live demonstrations how to use PowerShell commands and a Server’s GUI. I hope it will help to do your job more efficiently.

A Brief Contents of the Course:

  1. Manage DNS and DHCP
  2. Manage DNS zones (Manage primary zones and more…)
  3. Manage zone delegation (Manage DNS records and more…)
  4. Create and manage users and groups (Create users, groups, OUs and more…)

Who this course is for:

  • IT Specialists
  • System Administrators
  • DevOps Technicians
  • Scripting and Automation Technicians

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