Learn what's new with Server 2019, setup a lab environment, learn about windows domains and much more!
This introductory course is designed to give you a solid foundation and understanding of Windows Server 2019.
In this course you will learn about the following topics:
Windows Server 2019 system requirements
What's new in Server 2019
Licensing options
How to setup your own ITÂ lab with Server 2019
How to install Windows Server 2019 (desktop experience and server core)
How to complete basic Server 2019 configurations with both the GUI and server Core
How to upgrade Windows Server 2019
What are domain forests, domains and trees
Active Directory Domain Services basics
How to install the ADÂ DS server role
MUCH more!
Create a Windows Server 2019 based Virtualized Lab with VirtualBox
Install and configure Windows Server 2019 (Desktop Experience and Core)
Understand the new features offered for Windows Server 2019
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Paul is an IT Professional with over 15Â years of experience currently working as a Network Administrator in contract support of the United States Govt.He has been teaching online courses for the past 9 years and taught over 300k students in 195 countries.Paul is the owner of Server Academy, an online ITÂ training platform.
For those who are accustomed to traditional server management tools, Windows Admin Center might have been a pleasant surprise. It offers a modern, browser-based interface that simplifies many tasks.
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Very informative and helpful. Will watch again and try it on hands-on
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So far so good.
The instructor did a great job explaining about how to install and configure Windows Server 2019.
Nice Training
An perfect and awesome introduction keeping everything simple
Good materials and video with high quality and well described by the teacher
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Susan S.
Instructor talks very fast. I am doing this course through my workplace to learn more about managing our server, however I think the first half where it's teaching you to set up a server is not practical for work training (unless I were working in that department)