Beginning Windows System Administration
About this course
The course walks through using Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, covering everything from local user and group management to the fundamentals of servers and clients. It explains core networking concepts such as routers, switches, public and private IP addresses, and both public and private DNS zones, then moves into Active Directory domains, user and group administration, sharing, NTFS permissions, and Group Policy. By the end you’ll have a practical grasp of how Windows environments are set up and managed in an enterprise setting.
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What you'll learn
- Create and manage local user accounts and groups on Windows 10 and Server 2016
- Configure basic network settings, including IP addressing and DNS zones
- Set up and administer Active Directory domains, users, and groups
- Apply NTFS permissions and shared folder settings
- Implement and troubleshoot Group Policy objects
Course objectives
- Teach the fundamentals of Windows system administration
- Provide hands‑on knowledge of networking basics relevant to Windows environments
- Demonstrate how to secure and manage resources using Active Directory and Group Policy
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