In this course, we take on Windows Server 2012 R2 network services (DHCP and DNS) from an Active Directory systems architect's point of view. By the end of the course you'll be prepared to answer related certification exam questions, as well as apply your skills in production.

This course is the seventh and final in a Learning Path of seven courses that cover Microsoft's 70-411 R2 exam. It explores how to configure Network Policy Server, configure NPS policies, and configure Network Access Protection.

In this course, we learn how to architect the physical Active Directory components, including sites, site links, domain controllers, and global catalog servers. We also deep-dive into Active Directory replication and the branch office scenario.

In this course, we sharpen our familiarity with the Microsoft operating system deployment tools and learn how to design and deploy a private cloud.

This course explores how to design an administrative model, design a monitoring strategy, and plan and implement automated remediation.

This course is the fifth in a Learning Path of seven courses that cover Microsoft's 70-410 exam. This course explores how to configure remote management, create and configure shares, and configure print and document services.

This course explores how to plan and implement virtualization hosts, networking, storage, virtual machines, and virtual machine movement, as well as manage and maintain a server virtualization infrastructure.

Windows Server 2016 is not as secure "out of the box" as most organizations require. This course explains how to beef up security using encryption, updates, software restrictions, credential management, and security baselines.

Active Directory and Azure AD form the core of hybrid identity in the Microsoft technology stack. This course teaches you how to install, configure, and maintain AD and prepare for Exam AZ-800.

This course will teach you how to deploy and configure ADCS infrastructure and manage certificates.

Hybrid cloud networking enables you to link your local and cloud environments seamlessly and securely. This course teaches you how to plan, deploy, and configure various hybrid cloud networking scenarios.

Windows Server failover clustering is a built-in server role to provide high availability to key services. This course will teach you how to plan, deploy, and maintain Windows Server failover clusters both on-premises and in Microsoft Azure.