In this comprehensive Microsoft skills training, Garth Schulte covers the topics and skills you’ll find in the MCSA: Server 2012 and MCSE: Server 2012 Core Infrastructure certifications.
Microsoft is offering extended support until October 10, 2023 for many Server 2012 versions. As a result, there is still a need for systems administrators who are well versed in Server 2012. Server 2008 (and even Server 2003) are still widely used, so you’ll be sure to find this Server 2012 training useful. This Windows Server 2012 training takes a deep-dive on the popular server operating system and covers the topics you need to go from no experience at all to advanced skills. You can use this training to study for one of the Server 2012 exams, as reference material, or to prepare yourself for more responsibility as a systems administrator.
For supervisors, this Microsoft training can be used for Server 2012 exam prep, onboarding new systems administrators, or individual or team training plans.
All Windows Server 2012 Training: What You Need to Know
This MCSE: Server 2012 Core Infrastructure training maps to the 70-413 and 70-414 Windows Server 2012 exam objectives, and covers topics such as:
- Installing and configuring Windows Server 2012
- Converting to and from Windows Server Core
- Advanced management of Active Directory
- Configuring and managing domain controllers
- Managing Active Directory users and groups
- Implementing security best practices
- Working with Hyper-V and virtual machines
- Best practices for patch management and working with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
- Backup and recovery best practices
- Configuring and managing Network Policy Server (NPS)
Who Should Take All Windows Server 2012 Training Training?
This All Windows Server 2012 Training training is considered administrator-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This Windows Server 2012 skills course is designed for systems administrators with three to five years of experience with systems infrastructure.
New or aspiring systems administrators. Many Windows Server 2012 versions will receive extended support until October 10, 2023. What this means for new sysadmins is that knowing how to handle Server 2012 administration is still a good career move. In addition to providing practical knowledge of how to administer Windows Server 2012, it helps prepare for the 70-413 and 70-414 exams required for the MCSE: Server 2012 Core Infrastructure certification.