Windows
Installing and Configuring Windows Server
Master the essentials of installing and configuring Windows Server in this hands-on course. Gain practical skills to manage server environments, enhance security, and optimize performance, empowering you to elevate your IT career and tackle real-world challenges with confidence.
7 hours
Duration
35
Lessons
7
Labs
7
Quizzes
Skill level
Windows
Format
Video + Labs
Duration
7 hours
Lessons
35
About This Course
About this course
What You'll Learn
Skills you'll walk away with
Download Windows Server 2016
Install and Configure Windows Server 2016 Desktop Experience and Core
Install Server Roles and Features on Windows Server Desktop and Core
Upgrade and migrate Windows Server
Manage Windows Server storage
Create and manage Windows Server backups
Curriculum
Course content
- Section OverviewLesson—
- How to Download Windows ServerLesson—
- Understanding the different versions of Windows ServerLesson—
- Installing Windows ServerLesson—
- Configuring Windows Server Desktop ExperienceLesson—
- Configure Windows Server CoreLesson—
- Windows Server Basics QuizQuiz—
- Lab: Install Windows Server 2016 Desktop ExperienceLab—
- Lab: Install Windows Server 2016 (Server Core)Lab—
- Section OverviewLesson—
- Installing Roles and Features on Windows Server Desktop ExperienceLesson—
- Installing Roles and Features on Windows Server CoreLesson—
- Windows Server Roles and Features QuizQuiz—
- Lab: Installing Windows Server Roles and Features on Desktop ExperienceLab—
- Lab: Installing Windows Server Roles and Features on Server CoreLab—
- Section OverviewLesson—
- Windows Server Upgrade Paths and Pre-upgrade ChecklistLesson—
- Upgrading Windows Server Desktop Experience from 2016 to 2019Lesson—
- About Server MigrationsLesson—
- Upgrading and Migrating Windows Server QuizQuiz—
- Lab: Upgrading Windows Server Desktop Experience from 2016 to 2019Lab—
- No lessons in this section.
Hands-on learning
This course includes it labs
7 IT labs
Connect to real Windows and Linux VMs in the cloud via RDP or SSH. Practice server administration in a safe, isolated environment—no local setup required.