Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services (Video)

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Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services (Video)

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12+ Hours of Video Instruction

Overview
Learn everything you need to pass the Microsoft AZ-801 Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services Exam by letting Microsoft MVP Tim Warner walk you through the concepts covered.

Managing Windows Server on-premises is very different from managing it in the Microsoft Azure cloud. Therefore, an effective Windows Server administrator must be equally proficient in both contexts: hence the "Windows Server Hybrid Administrator" job role and associated Microsoft certification.

In Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services, Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect Tim Warner walks you through what to expect on the Microsoft AZ-801 Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services Exam.

The new Azure certifications align to industry job roles; earning Azure certification both validates your specific Azure skill set and increases your value in today's IT job market.

The Windows Server Hybrid Administrator skill set bridges the gap between deploying, configuring, and maintaining Windows Server in both on-premises (local) and Azure cloud contexts. AZ-801 is one of two exams required to earn the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator certification badge. This video covers workload-specific Windows Server administration skills.

Skill Level

Intermediate to Advanced

What You Will Learn

Manage Windows Server 2022 in local data centers as well as in the Microsoft Azure cloud
Secure Windows Server both on-premises and in a hybrid cloud environment
Implement and manage Windows Server high availability
Implement disaster recovery
Migrate servers and workloads
Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server environments

Who Should Take This Course

Windows Server administrator
Systems administrator
Network engineer
Azure administrator
Solutions architect

Course Requirements
Candidates for the Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification should have subject matter expertise in configuring and managing Windows Server on-premises, hybrid, and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform workloads. Candidates should also have extensive experience working with Windows Server operating systems.

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Introduction

Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services: Introduction

Lesson 1: Secure Windows Server

Learning objectives

1.1 Configure and manage exploit protection

1.2 Configure Windows Defender Application Control

1.3 Configure Windows Defender for Endpoint

1.4 Configure Windows Defender Credential Guard

1.5 Configure SmartScreen

1.6 Implement security by using Group Policies

Lesson 2: Secure a Hybrid AD Infrastructure

Learning objectives

2.1 Configure password policies

2.2 Enable password block lists

2.3 Manage protected users

2.4 Manage account security on a RODC

2.5 Harden domain controllers

2.6 Configure authentication policy silos

Lesson 3: Secure Azure AD Identities

Learning objectives

3.1 Restrict access to domain controllers

3.2 Configure account security

3.3 Manage AD built-in administrative groups

3.4 Manage AD delegation

3.5 Implement Microsoft Defender for Identity

Lesson 4: Manage Windows Server Security with Azure

Learning objectives

4.1 Monitor servers by using Azure Sentinel

4.2 Identify server security issues by using Azure Security Center

Lesson 5: Secure Windows Server Networking

Learning objectives

5.1 Manage Windows Defender Firewall

5.2 Implement domain isolation

5.3 Implement connection security rules

Lesson 6: Secure Windows Server Storage

Learning objectives

6.1 Manage BitLocker Drive Encryption

6.2 Manage and recover encrypted volumes

6.3 Enable Azure Disk Encryption

6.4 Manage disk encryption keys for VMs

Lesson 7: Implement a Windows Server Failover Cluster

Learning objectives

7.1 Implement a failover cluster

7.2 Create a Windows failover cluster

7.3 Stretch a cluster across datacenter or Azure regions

7.4 Configure storage for failover clustering

7.5 Modify quorum options

7.6 Configure network adapters for failover clustering

Lesson 8: Configure a Windows Server Failover Cluster

Learning objectives

8.1 Configure cluster workload options

8.2 Configure cluster sets

8.3 Configure a Scale-Out File Server

8.4 Create an Azure witness

8.5 Configure a floating IP address for the cluster

8.6 Implement load balancing for the failover cluster

Lesson 9: Manage Failover Clustering

Learning objectives

9.1 Implement cluster-aware updating

9.2 Recover a failed cluster node

9.3 Upgrade a node to Windows Server 2022

9.4 Fail over workloads between nodes

9.5 Install Windows updates on cluster nodes

9.6 Manage clusters using Windows Admin Center

Lesson 10: Implement Storage Spaces Direct

Learning objectives

10.1 Create a failover cluster using Storage Spaces Direct

10.2 Upgrade a Storage Spaces Direct node

10.3 Implement networking for Storage Spaces Direct

10.4 Configure Storage Spaces Direct

Lesson 11: Manage Backup for Windows Server

Learning objectives

11.1 Back up and restore to an Azure Recovery Services vault

11.2 Install and manage Azure Backup Server

11.3 Back up and recover using Azure Backup Server

11.4 Manage backups in Azure Recovery Services vault

11.5 Create a backup policy

Lesson 12: Manage Recovery for Windows Server

Learning objectives

12.1 Configure backup for Azure VMs

12.2 Recover a VM using temporary snapshots

12.3 Recover VMs to new Azure virtual machines

12.4 Restore a VM

Lesson 13: Implement DR by Using Azure Site Recovery

Learning objectives

13.1 Configure Azure Site Recovery networking

13.2 Configure Site Recovery for on-premises VMs

13.3 Configure a recovery plan

13.4 Configure Site Recovery for Azure VMs

13.5 Implement VM replication in Azure

13.6 Configure Azure Site Recovery policies

Lesson 14: Protect VMs by Using Hyper-V Replicas

Learning objectives

14.1 Configure Hyper-V hosts for replication

14.2 Manage Hyper-V replica servers

14.3 Configure VM replication

14.4 Perform a failover

Lesson 15: Migrate Local Storage to Local Servers or Azure

Learning objectives

15.1 Transfer data and share

15.2 Cut over to a new server by using Storage Migration Service

15.3 Use Storage Migration Service to migrate to Azure VMs

15.4 Migrate to Azure file shares

Lesson 16: Migrate On-Premises Servers to Azure

Learning objectives

16.1 Deploy and configure the Azure Migrate appliance

16.2 Migrate VM workloads to Azure IaaS

16.3 Migrate physical workloads to Azure IaaS

16.4 Migrate by using Azure Migrate

Lesson 17: Migrate Workloads to Windows Server 2022

Learning objectives

17.1 Migrate Internet Information Services (IIS)

17.2 Migrate Hyper-V hosts

17.3 Migrate RDS host servers

17.4 Migrate DHCP

17.5 Migrate print servers

Lesson 18: Migrate IIS Workloads to Azure

Learning objectives

18.1 Migrate IIS workloads to Azure Web Apps

18.2 Migrate IIS workloads to containers

Lesson 19: Migrate AD DS to Windows Server 2022 AD DS

Learning objectives

19.1 Migrate AD DS objects using Active Directory Migration Tool

19.2 Migrate to a new Active Directory forest

19.3 Upgrade an existing forest

Lesson 20: Monitor Windows Server by Using Native Tools

Learning objectives

20.1 Monitor Windows Server by using Performance Monitor

20.2 Create and configure Data Collector Sets

20.3 Monitor servers by using Windows Admin Center

20.4 Monitor by using System Insights

20.5 Manage event logs

Lesson 21: Monitor Windows Server by Using Azure Services

Learning objectives

21.1 Deploy Log Analytics agents

21.2 Collect performance counters to Azure

21.3 Create alerts

21.4 Monitor Azure VMs by using Azure Diagnostics extension

21.5 Monitor Azure VM performance by using VM Insights

Lesson 22: Troubleshoot Windows Server Hybrid Networking

Learning objectives

22.1 Troubleshoot hybrid network connectivity

22.2 Troubleshoot on-premises connectivity

Lesson 23: Troubleshoot Windows Server VMs in Azure

Learning objectives

23.1 Troubleshoot deployment failures

23.2 Troubleshoot booting failures

23.3 Troubleshoot VM performance issues

23.4 Troubleshoot VM extension issues

23.5 Troubleshoot disk encryption issues

23.6 Troubleshoot storage

23.7 Troubleshoot VM connection issues

Lesson 24: Troubleshoot Active Directory

Learning objectives

24.1 Restore objects from AD Recycle Bin

24.2 Recover the AD database using Directory Services Restore Mode

24.3 Recover SYSVOL

24.4 Troubleshoot Active Directory replication

24.5 Troubleshoot hybrid authentication issues

24.6 Troubleshoot on-premises Active Directory

Summary

Exam AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services: Summary

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