70–411 Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 Lab Manual -  Microsoft Official Academic Course

70–411 Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 Lab Manual

Buch | Softcover
272 Seiten
2014
John Wiley & Sons Inc (Verlag)
978-1-118-88291-7 (ISBN)
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This is the print lab manual adjacent to the 70-411 Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 textbook. 70-411 Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 covers the second of three exams required for Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA): Windows Server 2012 certification.
This is the print lab manual adjacent to the 70-411
Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 textbook. 70-411
Administering Windows Server 2012 R2 covers the second of three
exams required for Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA):
Windows Server 2012 certification. This course validates the
skills and knowledge necessary to administer a Windows Server 2012
Infrastructure in an enterprise environment. The three MCSA exams
collectively validate the skills and knowledge necessary for
implementing, managing, maintaining, and provisioning services and
infrastructure in a Windows Server 2012 environment. This Microsoft
Official Academic Course is mapped to the 70-411 Administering
Windows Server 2012 exam skills, including the recent R2
objectives. This textbook/lab manual focuses on real skills for
real jobs and prepares students to prove mastery of core services
such as user and group management, network access, and data
security. In addition, this book also covers such valuable skills
as:



Implementing a Group Policy Infrastructure

Managing User and Service Accounts

Maintaining Active Directory Domain Services

Configuring and Troubleshooting DNS

Configuring and Troubleshooting Remote Access

Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting the Network Policy
Server Role

Optimizing File Services

Increasing File System Security

Implementing Update Management



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1. Deploying and Managing Server Images 1


Exercise 1.1: Installing and Configuring Windows Deployment Services 3


Exercise 1.2: Creating Windows Deployment Images 4


Exercise 1.3: Generating an Autounattend.xml file 7


Exercise 1.4: Deploying a Windows Image 13


Exercise 1.5: Updating a Windows Image 15


Lab Challenge: Adding Drivers to a Windows Image 17


2. Implementing Patch Management 19


Exercise 2.1: Installing WSUS 20


Exercise 2.2: Configuring WSUS 23


Exercise 2.3: Configuring Clients 26


Exercise 2.4: Approving Updates 28


Lab Challenge: Running WSUS Reports 30


3. Monitoring Servers 31


Exercise 3.1: Using Event Viewer 32


Exercise 3.2: Using Reliability Monitor 39


Exercise 3.3: Using Task Manager 41


Exercise 3.4: Using Resource Monitor 44


Exercise 3.5: Using Performance Monitor 45


Exercise 3.6: Monitoring VMs 48


Lab Challenge: Using Network Monitor 50


4. Configuring Distributed File System (DFS) 51


Exercise 4.1: Installing DFS 52


Exercise 4.2: Configuring DFS Namespace 53


Exercise 4.3: Configuring DFS Replication 57


Lab Challenge: Creating a Fault-Tolerant Shared Folder 60


5. Configuring File Server Resource Manager 61


Exercise 5.1: Installing File Server Resource Manager 62


Exercise 5.2: Configuring Quotas 63


Exercise 5.3: Managing Files with File Screening 65


Exercise 5.4: Using Storage Reports 69


Exercise 5.5: Configuring File Management Tasks 70


Lab Challenge: Enabling SMTP for FSRM 71


6. Configuring File Services and Disk Encryption 73


Exercise 6.1: Encrypting Files with EFS 74


Exercise 6.2: Configuring the EFS Recovery Agent 79


Exercise 6.3: Backing Up and Restoring EFS Certificates 83


Exercise 6.4: Encrypting a Volume with BitLocker 85


Lab Challenge: Deploying Network Unlock 88


7. Configuring Advanced Audit Policies 89


Exercise 7.1: Implementing Auditing 90


Exercise 7.2: Implementing Advanced Auditing 93


Exercise 7.3: Using AuditPol.exe 95


Lab Challenge: Auditing Removable Devices 97


8. Configuring DNS Zones 99


Exercise 8.1: Installing DNS 101


Exercise 8.2: Creating Primary and Secondary Zones 102


Exercise 8.3: Creating an Active Directory Integrated Zone 105


Exercise 8.4: Configuring Zone Delegation 106


Exercise 8.5: Configuring a Stub Zone 108


Exercise 8.6: Configuring Forwarding and Conditional Forwarding Zones 109


Exercise 8.7: Configuring Zone Transfers 111


Lab Challenge: Using the DNSCMD Command to Manage Zones 112


9. Configuring DNS Records 113


Exercise 9.1: Managing DNS Resource Records 114


Exercise 9.2: Configuring Round Robin 118


Exercise 9.3: Configuring Zone Scavenging 119


Exercise 9.4: Troubleshooting DNS 121


Lab Challenge: Using the DNSCMD Command to Manage Resource Records 123


10. Configuring VPN and Routing 125


Exercise 10.1: Installing and Configuring RRAs 126


Exercise 10.2: Configuring a VPN Server 128


Exercise 10.3: Configuring a VPN Client 131


Exercise 10.4: Configuring Split Tunneling 135


Exercise 10.5: Configuring Routing 136


Exercise 10.6: Resetting Servers 139


Lab Challenge: Using the Route Command 140


11. Configuring DirectAccess 141


Exercise 11.1: Implementing Client Configuration 142


Exercise 11.2: Implementing DirectAccess Server 145


Exercise 11.3: Implementing the Infrastructure Servers 145


Exercise 11.4: Implementing the Application Servers 146


Exercise 11.5: Resetting Servers 147


Lab Challenge: Configuring Certificates for DirectAccess 148


12. Configuring a Network Policy Server 149


Exercise 12.1: Installing and Configuring Network Policy Server 150


Exercise 12.2: Configuring NPS for RADIUS Server for VPN Connections 153


Exercise 12.3: Managing RADIUS Templates 154


Exercise 12.4: Configuring RADIUS Accounting 155


Lab Challenge: Add Workstation Authentication Certificates to All Workstations 157


13. Configuring NPS Policies 159


Exercise 13.1: Creating and Configuring Connection Request Policies 160


Exercise 13.2: Creating and Configuring Network Policies 163


Exercise 13.3: Exporting and Importing the NPS Configuration 165


Lab Challenge: Processing Network Policies 166


14. Configuring Network Access Protection (NAP) 167


Exercise 14.1: Installing Health Registration Authority Role on an NPS Server 168


Exercise 14.2: Configuring NAP Enforcement for DHCP 170


Exercise 14.3: Configuring SHV and Health Policies 173


Lab Challenge: Configuring Clients for NAP 175


15. Configuring Server Authentication 177


Exercise 15.1: Creating a Service Account 178


Exercise 15.2: Creating a Managed Service Account 179


Exercise 15.3: Using virtual account 182


Exercise 15.4: Configuring Kerberos and Kerberos Delegation 183


Lab Challenge: Configuring Kerberos with the Setspn Command 185


16. Configuring Domain Controllers 187


Exercise 16.1: Promoting Server01 to a Domain Controller 188


Exercise 16.2: Configuring Universal Group Membership Caching 189


Exercise 16.3: Moving Operations Masters 191


Exercise 16.4: Seizing Operations Masters 194


Exercise 16.5: Creating an RODC 195


Lab Challenge: Cloning a Domain Controller 198


17. Maintaining Active Directory 199


Exercise 17.1: Backing Up System State 200


Exercise 17.2: Restoring the System State 203


Exercise 17.3: Using an Active Directory Snapshot 205


Exercise 17.4: Restoring a Deleted Object Using the Active Directory Recycle Bin 208


Exercise 17.5: Managing the Active Directory Database 210


Lab Challenge: Removing Server02 from Active Directory 212


18. Configuring Account Policies 213


Exercise 18.1: Configuring a Domain Password Policy 214


Exercise 18.2: Configuring Account Lockout Settings 216


Exercise 18.3: Configuring a Password Settings Object 217


Exercise 18.4: Configuring Kerberos Policy Settings 220


Lab Challenge: Managing Password Settings Objects Permissions 222


19. Configuring Group Policy Processing 223


Exercise 19.1: Configuring Processing and Precedence of GPOs 224


Exercise 19.2: Configuring Blocking Inheritance and Enforced Policies 226


Exercise 19.3: Configuring Security Filtering and WMI Filtering 228


Exercise 19.4: Configuring Loopback Processing 230


Lab Challenge: Using Group Policy Results Wizard 231


20. Configuring Group Policy Settings 233


Exercise 20.1: Performing Software Installation with Group Policies 234


Exercise 20.2: Using Folder Redirection 237


Exercise 20.3: Using Scripts with Group Policies 239


Exercise 20.4: Using Administrative Templates 241


Exercise 20.5: Using Security Templates 243


Lab Challenge: Using ADM Files 245


21. Managing Group Policy Objects 247


Exercise 21.1: Backing Up and Restoring GPO 248


Exercise 21.2: Importing and Copying GPOs 250


Exercise 21.3: Resetting Default GPOs 252


Exercise 21.4: Delegating Group Policy Management 252


Lab Challenge: Using a Migration Table 254


22. Configuring Group Policy Preferences 255


Exercise 22.1: Configuring Printer Settings 256


Exercise 22.2: Configuring Network Drive Mappings 259


Exercise 22.3: Configuring Power Options 259


Exercise 22.4: Configuring Internet Explorer (IE) Settings 261


Exercise 22.5: Performing File, Folder, and Shortcut Deployment 263


Lab Challenge: Configuring Item-Level Targeting 264

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