DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server Online Training

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UPDATED: March 16, 2021

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This intermediate DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server training teaches network administrators to manage IP address infrastructure using Microsoft’s built-in IP Address Management (IPAM) tools. Learn to deploy, monitor, and automate static IP address management and DHCP services. This Windows Server skills course is deal for systems administrators looking to enhance network control with Microsoft Server.

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What you'll learn

Maintaining a positive account of IPv4 and IPv6 address space usage
Planning and allocating address spaces automatically
Restricting unauthorized accesses with RBAC
Automating service and zone monitoring

FAQs

What will you learn in this DHCP and IPAM training?

It can be excruciatingly difficult to keep dynamic hosts and dynamic IP addresses for an entire network configured properly, but that's the power this course puts in your hand. You'll learn how to maintain an IP address infrastructure for your Windows Server-powered enterprise network.

Who should take this course in DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server?

Network administrators with several years of experience – particularly with enterprise networks – will benefit most from this DHCP and IPAM course. If you're at the start of your career, you can also benefit from learning how to configure the advanced networking protocols within Windows Server, but previous experience helps.

Is this DHCP and IPAM training associated with any certification?

No, this course in DHCP and IPAM configuration isn't associated with any particular certification. This training used to help learners prepare for Exam 70-741: Networking with Windows Server 2016, but Microsoft retired it in January 2021. The data, however, is still crucial for configuring advanced enterprise network protocols.

What certification should you be considering after taking this Windows Server course?

Microsoft has pivoted and now the majority of their network administration and engineering certifications are focused on Azure and hybrid networks. The Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate and Azure network Engineer Associate are good certifications if you're working in Azure, but this course does focus on Windows Server.

Why should you take a course on DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server?

If you find yourself working in a Windows Server environment and need to configure dynamic hosts and IP addresses, you don't want to be the person who looks around looking helpless. You should take this course on DHCP and IPAM so you can take control of your career.

Who is this for?

This DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server training is considered associate-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This Windows Server skills course is designed for systems administrators with three to five years of experience with DHCP and IPAM.

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Download the free DHCP and IPAM in Windows Server Online Training study plan to complete this course in about 9 hours.

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