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Create a professional PowerPoint presentation titled 'Windows Server Course - Complete Beginner’s Guide'. Include detailed slides based on the full course content provided, organized into the following structure: MODULE 1: Deploying and Managing Windows Server 2012 - What is Windows Server? (overview and comparison to client OS) - Local Servers vs Cloud, Cloud service types (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), and Private vs Public Cloud - Windows Server 2012 Editions (Standard, Datacenter, Foundation, Essentials, etc.) - Server Core overview (benefits, management tools) - Server Roles and Features (differences and examples) - Server Manager and Administrative Tools - Remote Management methods (WinRM and Remote Desktop) - Installing Windows Server 2012 (methods, types, requirements) - Post-Installation Configuration (network settings, domain join, activation, Server Core setup) - Introduction to PowerShell (benefits, syntax, key cmdlets, PowerShell ISE) MODULE 2: Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) - Overview of AD DS (concepts, physical vs logical components) - Domains, OUs, and Forests (structure and purpose) - AD DS Schema (object classes and attributes) - Domain Controllers (functions, best practices) - Global Catalog (purpose and structure) - AD DS Login Process (Kerberos authentication overview) - DNS SRV Records (function and importance) - FSMO Roles (Schema Master, Domain Naming Master, RID Master, Infrastructure Master, PDC Emulator) - Installing a Domain Controller (Server Manager, Server Core, Upgrading, IFM) MODULE 3: Managing Active Directory Domain Services Objects - Managing User Accounts (tools, creating users, attributes, profiles) - Managing Groups (types, scopes, AGDLP model, default groups, special identities) - Managing Computer Accounts (OUs, permissions, secure channels, resetting trust) - Delegating Administration (permissions, inheritance, Delegation of Control Wizard) Use a modern IT training style with visuals, diagrams, and summary slides. Include examples, commands, and best practice highlights throughout.
5-slide intro to Windows Server course: title, agenda, Module 2 (AD DS overview), Module 3 highlights (managing users/groups/computers/delegation), and conclusion for beginners. (142 chars)
This title slide introduces the "Windows Server Course - Complete Beginner’s Guide." The subtitle describes it as a "Professional Intro to Windows Server 2012 for Beginners."
Complete Beginner’s Guide
Professional Intro to Windows Server 2012 for Beginners
Source: Course Title Slide
The course agenda outlines three modules: Deploying & Managing Windows Server 2012 (editions, installation, roles, PowerShell intro), Intro to Active Directory Domain Services (domains, forests, FSMO roles, DC setup), and Managing AD DS Objects (users, groups, computers, delegation). Key topics, commands, examples, diagrams, and best practices are highlighted throughout.
Server editions, installation, roles, PowerShell intro.
Domains, forests, FSMO roles, domain controller setup.
Users, groups, computers, delegation best practices.
Examples, diagrams, and best practices highlighted. Source: Windows Server Course - Complete Beginner’s Guide
This slide introduces Module 1: Deploying Windows Server 2012 (Section 01) in the Windows Server Course for beginners. It outlines key topics including Server vs Client OS, Editions, Core Benefits, Roles, Installation, and PowerShell Intro.
01
Server vs Client OS, Editions, Core Benefits, Roles, Install & PowerShell Intro
Source: Module 1
The left column details core AD DS components, including domains, OUs, forests, schema, domain controllers, and FSMO roles. The right column covers key features like Global Catalog, Kerberos login, DNS SRV records, and DC installation via Server Manager or IFM.
| Core AD DS Components | Key Features & Installation |
|---|---|
| Domains: Security/logical boundary. OUs: Organize/manage objects hierarchically. Forests: Collection of domains. Schema: Defines object classes/attributes. DCs: Store/replicate AD database. FSMO Roles: Specialized tasks (Schema Master, Domain Naming, RID, Infrastructure, PDC Emulator). | Global Catalog: Cross-domain object queries. Kerberos Login: Ticket-based authentication. DNS SRV: Locates domain services. Install DC: Server Manager GUI or IFM (Install from Media) for efficient replication. |
Source: Windows Server Course - Complete Beginner’s Guide
This slide summarizes Module 3 and the course, highlighting management of users, groups, and computers, delegated admin via Control Wizard, AGDLP best practices, and key commands. It celebrates mastering Windows Server basics and encourages hands-on lab practice.
• Managed Users, Groups, and Computers
Mastered Windows Server Basics! Practice these skills hands-on today.
Source: Windows Server Course - Complete Beginner’s Guide
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