WS011WV-2025: Windows Server 2025 Administration Courseware
This course examines the services and features of Microsoft Windows Server versions from 2019 to 2025, including lessons and lab exercises about key attributes you might need on th e job. It’s a comprehensive guide to key areas of administrating contemporary Windows Server editions, and it’s designed for IT professionals seeking one course in which they can learn all Windows Server knowledge and skills with respect to configuring, using, and maintaining it. The course begins with an overview of administration techniques and continues with topics about identity services, networking, virtualization, high availability, and disaster recovery. This is a comprehensive course that has extensive content and labs, and you’ll find it helpful for exam preparation and as a guide for administering a Windows Server environment. There are instructor slides and a get-ready guide available to instructors upon request. Audience profile This course is for IT professionals who have some experience working with Windows Server and want a course that details the administration of core Windows Server 2025 components and technologies. It also should help server administrators of previous Windows Server versions to update their knowledge and skills with respect to Windows Server 2025. At Course Completion Describe Windows Server 2025, its versions, requirements, and deployment techniques. Describe the concepts and main tools for administering Windows Server. Deploy domain controllers (DCs) and use the Group Policy mechanism to manage the AD DS environment. Describe the core networking services in Windows Server, including DHCP, DNS, and IP Address Management (IPAM). Explain data deduplication, sharing, iSCSI, and Distributed File System (DFS) services. Describe Hyper-V, options to help secure a virtualization environment, containers, and Kubernetes. Explain the high availability in Windows Server and the Failover Clustering feature. Describe the technologies to implement disaster recovery in a Windows Server environment. Explain the security technologies that address various critical components in a Windows Server environment. Describe RDS in Windows Server and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) implementations. Describe remote-access technologies for Windows Server and Internet Information Services (IIS) deployment and usage. List the monitoring tools and technologies available in Windows Server. List the available tools in Windows Server for upgrading and migrating servers, and describe AD DS migration and the upgrade process Course Details Course Duration: 5 Days Module 1 Overview of Windows Server 2025 This module provides an overview of Windows Server 2025 and describes its versions and deployment techniques. Lesson 1 Overview of Windows Server Windows Server history and role in business environments Overview of new Windows Server 2025 features Deprecated and removed Windows Server features Windows Server 2025 editions Windows Server 2025 Datacenter: Azure Edition Windows Server pay-as-you-go Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server Windows Server release and servicing channels By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe the Windows Server and its editions and servicing channels. Lesson 2 Windows Server deployment Hardware requirements for Windows Server 2025 Overview of deployment options Deployment accelerators Licensing and activation models for Windows Server Lesson 3 Overview of Windows Server Core Overview of Windows Server Core and its usage scenarios Server Core installation and post-installation tasks Use the Sconfig tool in Server Core On-demand installation features in Server Core Demonstration: Configure Server Core By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Windows Server Core, including specific details about it and ways to administer it. Lab: Deploy and configure Windows Server Core Exercise 1: Deploying and configuring Server Core Exercise 2: Provisioning an Azure trial subscription By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to deploy and configure Server Core. Module 2 Windows Server administration This module details administration tools for Windows Server. You’ll learn how to select the appropriate administration tool and use it effectively and securely. Lesson 1 Overview of Windows Server administration principles and tools What is Windows Admin Center? Demonstration: Use Windows Admin Center Deploy Windows Admin Center in Azure Overview of Server Manager Overview of remote server administration Demonstration: Manage servers remotely Use least-privilege administration Demonstration: Delegate privileges Privileged Access Workstations and jump servers, and when to use them By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe the concepts and main tools for administering Windows Server. Lesson 2 Administer Windows Server with Azure Arc What is Azure Arc? What are Azure Arc-enabled servers? Connect Windows Server to Azure Arc Manage Windows Server from Azure Arc Manage updates by using Azure Update Manager Demonstration: Connect Windows Server to Azure Arc By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Windows Server and techniques for its deployment, activation, and servicing. Lab: Manage and configure Windows Server Exercise 1: Perform remote server administration by using Server Manager Exercise 2: Implement Windows Admin Center for remote server administration Exercise 3: Use Remote PowerShell for remote server administration Exercise 4: Configure Azure Arc to manage Windows Server By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Perform remote server administration by using Server Manager. Implement Windows Admin Center for remote server administration. Use Remote PowerShell for remote server administration. Configure Azure Arc to manage Windows Server. Module 3 Windows Server identity and management services This module covers identity roles in Windows Server. It also discusses the main management mechanisms of Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), in addition to Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) and the cloud-based identity service Microsoft Entra ID (Entra ID). In this module, you’ll learn how to deploy domain controllers (DCs) and use the Group Policy mechanism to manage the AD DS environment. Lesson 1 Overview of AD DS What is AD DS? What’s new in AD DS in Windows Server 2025? AD DS objects AD DS forests and domains Overview of OUs in AD DS What is the AD DS schema? Overview of the AD DS replication process How does the AD DS sign-in process work? Overview of AD DS administration tools Demonstration: Use tools to manage objects and properties in AD DS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and manage AD DS and AD DS objects and processes. Lesson 2 Deploy Windows Server DCs What is an AD DS DC? What is the global catalog? What are operations masters in AD DS? Deploy AD DS DCs Upgrade from a previous AD DS version DC cloning Overview of DC service SRV records Demonstration: Explore DC SRV records in DNS Transfer and seize roles in AD DS Deploy a DC in Azure IaaS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and manage AD DS domain controllers and their roles and records. Lesson 3 Overview of Entra ID AD DS scope and limitations What is Entra ID? Manage Entra ID Entra ID versions and capabilities Authentication with Entra ID Benefits of integrating Entra ID with AD DS Connect AD DS with Entra ID by using Entra Connect Connect AD DS with Entra ID by using Entra Cloud Sync Microsoft Entra Connect Health Microsoft Entra ID Domain Services Deploy a managed domain with Microsoft Entra Domain Services By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Entra ID, authentication with Entra ID and connect Entra ID with AD DS. Lesson 4 Implement Group Policy What are Group Policy and GPOs? Overview of GPO scope and inheritance Default domain GPOs Demonstration: Create and configure a domain-based GPO Overview of GPO storage and replication What are Starter GPOs? What are administrative templates? Overview of the central store By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to implement and manage Group Policy objects. Lab Implement identity services and Group Policy Exercise 1: Deploy a new domain controller on Server Core Exercise 2: Configure Group Policy Exercise 3: Configure directory synchronization by using Microsoft Entra Connect By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Deploy a new domain controller on Server Core. Configure Group Policy. Configure directory synchronization by using Microsoft Entra Connect. Module 4 Network infrastructure services in Windows Server This module details the core networking services in Windows Server, including DHCP, DNS, and IP Address Management (IPAM). Lesson 1 Deploy and manage DHCP Overview of the DHCP server role Install and configure the DHCP role Configure DHCP options Demonstration: Configure the DHCP server role Configure DHCP scopes Demonstration: Create and configure a DHCP scope DHCP AD DS authorization High-availability options for DHCP How to achieve DHCP failover By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to install, configure and manage DHCP server role. Lesson 2 Deploy and manage DNS services DNS components What are DNS zones? What are DNS records? Demonstration: Install and configure the DNS role Manage DNS services Records management in DNS Configure DNS zones What is DNS forwarding? DNS for on-premises and Azure resources DNS integration in AD DS Overview of DNS policies Overview of DNSSEC By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to install, configure and manage DNS server, DNS zones and DNS policies. Lesson 3 Deploy and manage IPAM What is IPAM and when should you use it? IPAM deployment requirements Process for deploying IPAM Configure IPAM options Demonstration: Install the IPAM role service (optional) Administer the IPAM service Manage DNS zones with IPAM Configure DHCP servers with IPAM By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to deploy and administer IPAM service. Lab Implement and configure network infrastructure services in Windows Server Exercise 1: Deploy and configure DHCP Exercise 2: Deploy and configure DNS Exercise 3: Implement IPAM Exercise 4: Manage IP address spaces by using IPAM By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Deploy and configure DHCP. Deploy and configure DNS. Implement IPAM. Manage IP address spaces by using IPAM. Module 5 File servers and storage management in Windows Server This module details services that deal with file systems, volumes, and storage. Students will also learn about data deduplication, sharing, iSCSI, and Distributed File System (DFS) services. Lesson 1 Volumes and file systems in Windows Server Overview of file systems that Windows Server supports Use ReFS in Windows Server Overview of disk volumes Demonstration: Manage volumes in Windows Server Overview of File Server Resource Manager Manage permissions on volumes By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe file systems in Windows Server, describe and manage volumes. Lesson 2 Implement sharing in Windows Server What is SMB? Overview of SMB improvements Overview of SMB over QUIC Configure SMB shares Demonstration: Configure SMB shares by using Server Manager and Windows PowerShell Best practices for sharing resources Overview of NFS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to implement sharing and manage shared resources in Windows Server. Lesson 3 Implement Storage Spaces in Windows Server What is the Storage Spaces feature? Components and features of Storage Spaces Usage scenarios for Storage Spaces Provision of a storage space Demonstration: Configure Storage Spaces Overview of Storage Spaces Direct Demonstration: Configure Storage Spaces Direct By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Storage Spaces, configure components of Storage spaces and configure storage spaces direct. Lesson 4 Implement Data Deduplication What is Data Deduplication? Usage scenarios for Data Deduplication Core components of Data Deduplication Deploy Data Deduplication Demonstration: Implement Data Deduplication Backup and restore considerations with Data Deduplication By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to implement and manage Data Deduplication. Lesson 5 Implement iSCSI What is iSCSI? iSCSI components Considerations for implementing iSCSI iSCSI usage scenarios Demonstration: Configure and connect to an iSCSI target By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe, implement and manage iSCSI service in Windows Server. Lesson 6 Implement DFS Overview of DFS Deploy the DFS service Implement DFSR for files and AD DS DFS namespaces and replication Manage DFS databases Overview of Azure Files and storage utilities for datacenters By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe DFS, manage DFS replication and describe Azure Files. Lab A: Implement Data Deduplication Exercise 1: Install the Data Deduplication role service Exercise 2: Configure and verify data deduplication By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Install the Data Deduplication role service. Configure and verify data deduplication. Lab B: Configure iSCSI storage Exercise 1: Install and configure the iSCSI Target Server role Exercise 2: Configure and connect to iSCSI Targets By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Install and configure the iSCSI Target Server role. Configure and connect to iSCSI Targets. Lab C: Configure redundant storage spaces Exercise 1: Configure the redundant Storage Spaces feature By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Configure the redundant Storage Spaces feature. Lab D: Implement Storage Spaces Direct Exercise 1: Implement Storage Spaces Direct By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Implement Storage Spaces Direct. Lab E: Configure SMB over QUIC Exercise 1: Configure and issue a server certificate Exercise 2: Configure SMB over QUIC By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Configure and issue a server certificate. Configure SMB over QUIC. By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Implement Data Deduplication. Configure iSCSI storage. Configure redundant storage spaces. Implement Storage Spaces Direct. Configure SMB over QUIC. Module 6 Hyper-V virtualization and containers in Windows Server In this module, students learn about virtualization services in Windows Server. The module details Hyper-V, options to help secure a virtualization environment, containers, and Kubernetes. Lesson 1 Hyper-V in Windows Server Overview of the Hyper-V virtualization platform Hyper-V improvements in Windows Server 2025 Manage Hyper-V with Hyper-V Manager Best practices and considerations for configuring Hyper-V hosts Overview of nested virtualization Integrate the Hyper-V platform with Azure IaaS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Hyper-V, new features in Windows Server 2025 and manage features of Hyper-V Lesson 2 Configure VMs VM configuration and generation versions Operating systems in Hyper-V VMs Overview of VM settings Storage options in Hyper-V VHD formats and types Shared VHDX and VHD Set files Overview of Hyper-V networking Networking features for Hyper-V Manage VM checkpoints Import and export VMs Demonstration: Create and manage a VM By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to configure and manage Hyper-V virtual machines and its main components. Lesson 3 Secure virtualization in Windows Server What is a guarded fabric? Attestation modes for guarded fabric Overview of the Host Guardian Service Types of protected VMs in a guarded fabric General process for creating shielded VMs Process for powering-on shielded VMs By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe virtualization security features in Windows Server. Lesson 4 Containers in Windows Server What are containers? Containers vs. VMs Overview of container isolation modes Manage containers using Docker Pull and push container base images Run a Windows container Manage containers using Windows Admin Center Demonstration: Deploy containers by using Docker and Windows Admin Center By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe containers in Windows Server, manage containers with Docker and Windows Admin Center. Lab A: Implement and configure virtualization in Windows Server Exercise 1: Create and configure VMs By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to use Hyper-V Manager and Windows Admin Center to create a virtual switch and VHD, and then create and manage a VM. Lab B: Install and configure containers Exercise 1: Install Docker and download an image Exercise 2: Deploy and configure a container By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to install and configure containers. Module 7 High availability in Windows Server This module details high availability in Windows Server and primarily focuses on the Failover Clustering feature. Lesson 1 Plan for implementation of failover clustering What is failover clustering? Achieve high availability with failover clustering Clustering terminology and key components Cluster quorum in Windows Server Considerations for planning failover clustering By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and plan failover clustering feature. Lesson 2 Create and configure failover clusters The Validate a Configuration Wizard and policy requirements for cluster support Create a failover cluster Demonstration: Create a failover cluster Configure storage for failover clustering Configure networking for failover clustering Configure quorum options Demonstration: Configure a quorum Configure roles for high availability Manage failover clusters Configure cluster object properties Configure failover and failback By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to create, configure and manage failover clusters in Windows Server. Lesson 3 Overview of stretched clusters What is a stretched cluster? Overview of Storage Replica Prerequisites for implementing a stretched cluster Synchronous and asynchronous replication Select a quorum and witness mode for a stretched cluster Configure a stretched cluster By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe stretched cluster, storage replica and cluster replication. Lesson 4 High availability and disaster-recovery solutions with Hyper-V VMs High-availability options for Hyper-V VMs Overview of live migration Requirements for live migration Provide high availability with Storage Migration By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and plan High availability and disaster-recovery solutions for Hyper-V. Lab Implement failover clustering Exercise 1: Configure iSCSI storage Exercise 2: Configure a failover cluster Exercise 3: Deploy and configure a highly available file server Exercise 4: Validate deployment of the highly available file server By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Configure iSCSI storage. Configure a failover cluster. Deploy and configure a highly available file server. Validate deployment of a highly available file server. Module 8 Disaster recovery in Windows Server This module details technologies to implement disaster recovery in a Windows Server environment. Lesson 1 Hyper-V Replica Overview of Hyper-V Replica Plan for Hyper-V Replica Configure and implement Hyper-V Replica Demonstration: Implement Hyper-V Replica Overview of Azure Site Recovery By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and configure Hyper-V replica in Windows Server. Lesson 2 Back up and restore an infrastructure in Windows Server Overview of Windows Server Backup Implement backup and restore Back up and restore Hyper-V VMs Overview of Azure Backup Implement backup and restore with Azure Backup By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe, implement and manage backup in Windows Server. Lab A: Implement Hyper-V Replica and Windows Server Backup Exercise 1: Configure and implement Hyper-V Replica Exercise 2: Configure and implement backup with Windows Server Backup By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Configure and implement Hyper-V Replica. Configure and implement backup with Windows Server Backup. Lab B: Configure Azure Backup Exercise 1: Configure Azure Backup for On-Premises Servers By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to configure Azure Backup for On-Premises Servers. Module 9 Windows Server security In this module, students learn about security technologies that address various critical components in a Windows Server environment. Lesson 1 Credentials and privileged-access protection in Windows Server Configure user rights in Windows Server What is the Protected Users group? Overview of authentication policies and authentication-policy silos What is Windows Defender Credential Guard? Windows Defender Credential Guard requirements Configure Windows Defender Credential Guard NTLM blocking overview LDAP security Locate problematic accounts in AD DS Demonstration: Locate problematic accounts By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to configure security features in Windows Server to protect accounts. Lesson 2 Harden Windows Server What is a Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS)? LAPS improvements in Windows Server 2025 How LAPS works Configure and manage passwords by using LAPS Demonstration: Configure and deploy LAPS Limit administrative access to help secure hosts How to help secure DCs Overview of the Security Compliance Toolkit By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe, implement and manage LAPS. Lesson 3 JEA in Windows Server What is JEA? Role capability files Session-configuration files JEA endpoints Connect to a JEA endpoint Demonstration: Connect to a JEA endpoint By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and implement just-enough-administration in Windows Server. Lesson 4 Secure and analyze SMB traffic What is SMB? SMB improvements in Windows Server 2025 SMB signing SMB encryption Demonstration: Configure SMB encryption on shares By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe SMB and configure SMB encryption and signing. Lesson 5 Windows Server update management Overview of Windows Update What is the Windows Server Update Service? WSUS server deployment options What are Windows Update client policies? Other update deployment options By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe Windows Server update management. Lab: Configure security in Windows Server Exercise 1: Configure Windows Defender Credential Guard Exercise 2: Locate problematic accounts Exercise 3: Implement LAPS By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Configure Windows Defender Credential Guard. Locate problematic accounts. Implement LAPS. Module 10 RDS in Windows Server This module details RDS in Windows Server and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) implementations. Lesson 1 Overview of RDS RDS overview and benefits Client-experience features with RDS Remote Desktop feature and RDS What’s new in RDS for Windows Server 2025? Plan an RDS deployment Access RDS Overview of RD Gateway Overview of RDS licensing Azure Virtual Desktop Overview of Windows App Lesson 2 Configure a session-based desktop deployment Overview of deploying session-based desktops Demonstration: Install RDS What is a collection? Configure session collection settings Demonstration: Create and configure a session collection High-availability options for session-based desktops Overview of RemoteApp Lesson 3 Overview of pooled and personal virtual desktops Overview of VM-based desktop deployments Overview of pooled virtual desktops Overview of personal virtual desktops Compare remote desktop options High availability for pooled and personal virtual desktops Prepare a virtual-desktop template Lab Implement RDS in Windows Server Exercise 1: Implement RDS Exercise 2: Configure RemoteApp collection settings By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Implement RDS. Configure RemoteApp collection settings. Module 11 Remote access and web services in Windows Server In this module, students learn about remote-access technologies for Windows Server and Internet Information Services (IIS) deployment and usage. Lesson 1 Deploy AD CS to secure network traffic What is AD CS? Options for implementing CA hierarchies What are certificates and certificate templates? Certificate enrollment methods Configure trust for certificates Demonstration: Enroll for a certificate By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to deploy and manage AD CS as well as to deploy, enroll and manage certificates. Lesson 2 Overview of remote access in Windows Server What remote access options does Windows Server provide? Factors to consider when deploying PKI for remote access What is WAP? Authentication options in WAP Publish apps with WAP Discussion: Remote access usage scenarios By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to use remote access in Widows Server. Lesson 3 Implement VPNs VPN scenarios Site-to-site VPN Tunneling options Authentication protocols What is VPN Reconnect? Configure a VPN server Demonstration: Configure VPN By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to implement VPNs. Lesson 4 Implement NPS Overview of NPS Plan an NPS deployment Configure NPS policies Implement RADIUS with NPS Demonstration: Manage NPS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to implement NPS. Lesson 5 Implement Always On VPN What is Always On VPN? Deploy Always On VPN Lesson 6 Implement Web Server in Windows Server Latest features in IIS Overview of IIS architecture Overview of the Web Server (IIS) role Prepare to install the Web Server (IIS) role Install and configure the Web Server (IIS) role Demonstration: Create and configure a new site in IIS By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe and configure Web Server (IIS) in Windows Server. Lab Deploy network workloads Exercise 1: Deploying AD CS Exercise 2: Implement Web Application Proxy Exercise 3: Implement VPN in Windows Server Exercise 4: Deploy and configure Web Server By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Implement Web Application Proxy. Implement VPN in Windows Server. Deploy and configure Web Server. Module 12 Server and performance monitoring in Windows Server This module details the monitoring tools and technologies available in Windows Server. Lesson 1 Overview of Windows Server monitoring tools Overview of Task Manager Overview of Performance Monitor Overview of Resource Monitor Overview of Reliability Monitor Overview of Event Viewer Monitor a server with Server Manager Monitor a server with Windows Admin Center Use Sysinternals tools to monitor servers Use Azure tools for Windows Server monitoring Lesson 2 Use Performance Monitor What are performance bottlenecks? What to monitor What are data collector sets? Demonstration: Review performance with Performance Monitor Monitor network-infrastructure services Considerations for monitoring VMs Performance monitoring with Windows Admin Center By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe performance monitoring and use it in Windows Server. Lesson 3 Monitor event logs for troubleshooting Use Server Manager to review event logs What is a custom view? Demonstration: Create a custom view What are event-log subscriptions? Demonstration: Configure an event subscription By completing this lesson, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to describe event logging and monitor it for troubleshooting purposes. Lab Monitor and troubleshoot Windows Server Exercise 1: Establish a performance baseline Exercise 2: Identify the source of a performance problem Exercise 3: Review and configure centralized event logs By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Establish a performance baseline Identify the source of a performance problem Review and configure centralized event logs Module 13 Upgrade and migration in Windows Server (optional) This module details the available tools in Windows Server for upgrading and migrating servers, and explains AD DS migration and the upgrade process. Lesson 1 AD DS upgrade and migration Windows Server upgrade overview AD DS upgrade overview Upgrade a previous AD DS version to Windows Server 2025 Migrate to AD DS in Windows Server 2025 from a previous version Overview of the Active Directory Migration Tool Lesson 2 Storage Migration Service Storage Migration Service overview and usage scenarios Storage migration requirements Migrate a server with storage migration Storage migration considerations Lesson 3 Windows Server Migration Tools What are Windows Server Migration Tools? Install Windows Server Migration Tools Use Windows Server Migration Tools Lab Migrate server workloads Exercise 1: Select a process to migrate server workloads Exercise 2: Plan how to migrate files by using Storage Migration Service By completing this lab, you’ll achieve the knowledge and skills to: Select a process to migrate server workloads. Plan how to migrate files by using Storage Migration Service. Prerequisites Some exposure to, and experience with, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) concepts and technologies in Windows Server 2019 and newer. Experience working with, and configuring, Windows Server 2019 and newer. Experience with, and an understanding of, core networking technologies such as IP addressing, name resolution, and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Experience working with, and an understanding of, Microsoft Hyper-V and basic server-virtualization concepts. An awareness of basic security best practices. Experience working directly with Windows client operating systems such as Windows 10 and newer. Basic experience with Windows PowerShell. Basic experience with Microsoft Azure platform. Instructor Material including PowerPoint Slides are available.
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