This digital courseware delves into the advanced networking features and capabilities of Windows Server 2022, including software-defined networking (SDN), advanced DHCP and DNS configuration, and IP address management (IPAM). You'll explore complex networking scenarios, such as implementing high-performance network solutions, configuring network load balancing, and securing network traffic through advanced firewall and security policies. Course Outline Module 1: Introduction to DNS Components Domain Name System Components Install and Configure DNS Servers Create and Configure DNS Zones and Records Active Directory DNS Implementation and Replication Module 2: Advanced DNS Management Implementing DNS Policy DNSSEC DNS Logging Module 3: IP Address Management Implementing DHCP on Windows Server Implementing DHCP with Failover IP Address Management Installation Provisioning IPAM and Group Policy Deployment Module 4: Remote Access Implement Network Connectivity Solutions Supported Windows VPN Authentication and Encryption Options Deploying Windows VPN Implementing Network Policy Server into Remote Access Always on Windows VPN Module 5: Advanced Networking IPv4 Configuration IPv6 Configuration BGP and Routing Module 6: Implement an Advanced Network Infrastructure Implement High Performance Network Solutions Determine Scenarios and Requirements for Implementing Software Defined Networking (SDN) Receive Side Scaling Virtual Machine Queue NICs Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) Module 7: Routing with Windows Server 2022 Create Static Routes on a Windows Server or Client Adding Routing to DHCP Implementations Turning a Windows Server into Basic Router Network Address Translation Uses and Meaning Module 8: Distributed Network Solutions Installing Distributed File System Configuring DFS Name Server Deploying DFS Replication Storage Replica Options Using Data Deduplication Branch Cache Module 9: SAN Connectivity ISCSI Targeting ISCSI Initiator Configuration Encrypting using Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol Mapping Drives to an ISCSI Target
