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Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800T00) Certification

AZ-800T00 Course

The 4-day (32-hour) intermediate level AZ-800T00-AC: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure course refines the learner’s skills in managing and safeguarding data within hybrid environments, encompassing Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI solutions.
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AZ-800T00: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure: Course Overview

The AZ-800T00: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure certification attests to an individuals expertise in effectively overseeing, securing, and optimizing hybrid cloud infrastructure. This involves utilizing Windows Server on-premises, Azure Stack HCI, and Azure Stack Hub.

As a certified expert, the learners will be able to:
• Recognize the essential tools employed in implementing hybrid solutions, such as PowerShell and Windows Admin Center.
• Integrating Windows Server environments with Azure services.
• Integrate user identities and governance
Upon completion of the course, learners will gain proficiency in operating and administering Hyper-V, overseeing container management, and implementing network load balancing. The certification further refines their skills in managing and safeguarding data within hybrid environments, encompassing Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI solutions. This course will also benefit you in understanding how to administer, implement, and monitor core infrastructure services in Windows on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments

Course Objectives

On successful completion of the course, the learners can:
•   Identify Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain controllers and FSMO roles.
•   Perform Windows Server secure administration
•   Integrate Azure AD DS with Azure AD.
•   Define and maintain Azure VMs running Windows Server.
•   Set up file servers and storage systems.
•   Deploy identity services within the Windows Server environment.
•   Articulate management methods and tools within the Windows Server environment.
•   Implement File Services within hybrid environments, leveraging Azure Files and Azure File Sync for deployment.
•   Configure after installation of the Windows Server
•   Define advanced features in AD DS.
•   Set up and oversee Hyper-V and virtual machines configuration.
•   Tailor Windows Server IaaS virtual machine images to specific requirements.

Target Audience

This course will benefit:
•   Professionals who work with on-premises and hybrid scenarios
•   IT professionals working as administrators or architects
•   Individuals with proficiency in administering Windows Server operating systems
•   Learners who want to have an understanding of hybrid capabilities
•   Learners appearing for Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Certification (AZ-800) exam.

Eligibility Criteria

Some of the recommended course prerequisites are:
•   Having a basic understanding of Windows Server and cloud concepts
•   Learners should possess knowledge in configuring, managing, and troubleshooting Windows-based environments in an Azure context.
•   Exposure to implementing and administering IaaS solutions within the Microsoft Azure cloud environment
•   Configuring and setting up of Windows Server 2012

Course Outline

Module 1 : Introduction to AD DS

•   Describe AD DS, OUs ,computers, users, and groups
•   Identify and describe AD DS forests and domains.
•   Manage objects and their properties in AD DS.

Module 2 : Manage AD DS domain controllers and FSMO roles

•   Deploy and maintain AD DS domain controllers.
•   Describe the AD DS global catalog role and operations master roles; address their placement considerations and management tasks
•   Describe AD DS schema and its management tasks.

Module 3 : Implement Group Policy Objects

•   Describe GPOs, scope, and inheritance
•   Create and configure GPOs, and explain GPO storage
•   Describe administrative templates and the Central Store.

Module 4 : Manage advanced features of AD DS

•   Identify the purpose, types, and the process of creating trust relationships.
•   Implement ESAE forests, and describe their purpose and process.
•   Troubleshoot AD DS replication.
•   Create custom AD DS partitions, and identify their purpose and process

Module 5 : Implement hybrid identity with Windows Server

•   Select and plan for Azure AD integration model.
•   Prepare on-premises AD DS for directory synchronization.
•   Use Azure AD Connect to install and configure directory synchronization
•   Implement Seamless Single Sign-on (SSO).
•   Enable Azure AD login for an Azure Windows virtual machine (VM).
•   Describe, implement, and configure Azure AD DS.
•   Manage Windows Server 2019 in an Azure AD DS instance.
•   Join a Windows Server VM to a managed domain.

Module 6 : Deploy and manage Azure IaaS Active Directory domain controllers in Azure

•   Use Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in Azure to implement directory and identity services.
•   Deploy and configure AD DS domain controllers in Azure VMs.
•   Install a replica AD DS domain controller in an Azure VM.
•   Install a new AD DS forest on an Azure VNet.

Module 7 : Perform Windows Server secure administration

• Explain least privilege administrative models, and implement delegated privilege
• Describe privileged access workstations, and jump servers.

Module 8 : Describe Windows Server administration tools

•   Describe Windows Admin Center.
•   Manager servers by using Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT).
•   Describe Server Manager.
•   Learn to manager servers by using Windows PowerShell.
•   Remotely administer a server by using Windows PowerShell to

Module 9 : Perform post-installation configuration of Windows Server

Explain post-installation configuration and describe the available post-installation configuration tools
Use Sconfig to configure Windows Server
Describe Desired State Configuration (DSC) and explain how to use it to configure Windows Server
Use Windows Admin Center to perform post-installation configuration
Implement answer files to complete the configuration

Just Enough Administration in Windows Server

Explain the concept of Just Enough Administration (JEA)
Define role group capabilities and session configurations for a JEA session
Create and connect to a JEA endpoint
Lab: Create a session configuration file to register a JEA endpoint

Administer and manage Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machine remotely

Select appropriate remote administration tools
Secure management connections to Windows Azure IaaS VMs with Azure Bastion
Configure JIT VM access

Manage hybrid workloads with Azure Arc

Describe Azure Arc
Explain how to onboard on-premises Windows Server instances in Azure Arc
Connect hybrid machines to Azure from the Azure portal
Use Azure Arc to manage devices
Restrict access using RBAC

Configure and manage Hyper-V

Describe the functionality and features of Hyper-V on Windows Server
Install Hyper-V on Windows Server
Describe the options for managing Hyper-V virtual machines (VMs) on Windows Server
Describe networking features and functionality in Hyper-V on Windows Server
Create virtual switches (vSwitches) for use with Hyper-V
Describe using nested virtualization in Hyper-V

Configure and manage Hyper-V virtual machines

Describe settings, configuration, and generation versions available for VMs in Windows Server 2019
Identify virtual hard disk (VHD) formats and types
Create and configure a VM
Determine storage options for VMs
Describe shared VHDs and VHD Sets
Describe host and guest clustering with shared VHDs

Secure Hyper-V workloads

Describe the features and functionality of the HGS in Windows Server
Describe the attestation options available with the HGS
Describe shielded VMs, their creation, and their deployment

Run containers on Windows Server

Describe containers and how they work
Explain the difference between containers and virtual machines (VMs)
Describe the difference between process isolation and Hyper-V isolation modes
Describe Docker and how it's used to manage Windows containers
Identify the container-based images available from the Microsoft Container Registry
Understand the process for running a Windows container
Explain how to manage containers using Windows Admin Center (WAC)

Orchestrate containers on Windows Server using Kubernetes

Describe container orchestration
Describe Kubernetes
Describe how to create a Kubernetes cluster
Describe Azure Arc for Kubernetes

Plan and deploy Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines

Describe Azure compute
Describe Azure storage
Deploy Azure VMs
Create a VM from the Azure portal
Create a VM from Azure Cloud Shell
Deploy Azure VMs by using templates

Customize Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machine images

Create a generalized image
Create a new VM from a generalized image
Create a managed image of a generalized VM in Azure
Create a VM from a managed image
Describe Azure Image Builder
Use Azure Image Builder to create a Windows image

Automate the configuration of Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines

Describe Azure automation
Implement Azure automation with DSC
Remediate noncompliant servers
Describe the custom script extension
Configure a VM by using DSC extensions

Deploy and manage DHCP

Describe the DHCP Server role
Install and configure the DHCP Server role
Configure DHCP options
Create and configure a DHCP scope
Describe high availability options for DHCP
Describe DHCP Failover and explain how to configure it

Implement Windows Server DNS

Describe Windows Server DNS
Describe DNS zones and records
Install and configure the DNS role and DNS zones
Describe how to implement DNS forwarding

Implement IP Address Management

Describe IPAM
Deploy IPAM
Describe how to administer IPAM
Configure IPAM options
Manage DNS zones with IPAM
Manage DHCP servers with IPAM
Use IPAM to manage IP addressing

Implement remote access

Describe the remote access options available in Windows Server
Select VPN options and set up VPN servers
Describe the NPS server roles
Plan and implement NPS
Determine when to deploy PKI for remote access
Identify the authentication options for Web Application Proxy and explain how to use it to publish applications

Implement hybrid network infrastructure

Describe Azure network topologies
Implement an Azure VPN
Explain how to create a route-based VPN gateway using the Azure portal
Implement Azure ExpressRoute
Implement an Azure WAN
Implement DNS resolution in hybrid environments

Implement DNS for Windows Server IaaS VMs

Implement DNS in Azure
Describe DNS options for Azure IaaS VMs
Implement split-horizon DNS in Azure
Troubleshoot DNS in Azure
Create and configure an Azure DNS zone

Implement Windows Server IaaS VM IP addressing and routing

Implement an Azure virtual network
Implement IP Address Allocation in Azure
Assign and manage IP addresses
Configure a private IP address for an Azure virtual machine
Create a virtual machine with a static IP address
Implement IaaS VM IP routing
Implement IPv6 for Windows IaaS Virtual Machines

Manage Windows Server file servers

Describe the Windows Server file system
Describe the benefits and use of File Server Resource Manager
Describe SMB and its security considerations
Manage SMB configuration
Describe Volume Shadow Copy Service

Implement Storage Spaces and Storage Spaces Direct

Describe the architecture and components of Storage Spaces
Describe the functionality, benefits, and use cases of Storage Spaces
Implement Storage Spaces
Describe the functionality, components, and use cases of Storage Spaces Direct
Implement Storage Spaces Direct

Implement Windows Server Data Deduplication

Describe the architecture, components, and Data Deduplication functionality, components, and use cases of Data Deduplication
Describe the use cases and interoperability of Data Deduplication
Implement Data Deduplication
Manage and maintain Data Deduplication

Implement Windows Server iSCSI

Describe iSCSI functionality, components, and use cases
Describe the considerations for implementing iSCSI
Implement iSCSI
Describe implementing high-availability iSCSI configurations

Implement Windows Server Storage Replica

Describe the functionality and components of Storage Replica
Describe the prerequisites for implementing Storage Replica
Implement Storage Replica

Implement a hybrid file server infrastructure

Describe Azure file services
Configure Azure file services
Configure connectivity to Azure file services
Describe Azure File Sync
Implement Azure File Sync
Deploy Azure File Sync
Manage cloud tiering
Migrate from DFSR to Azure File Sync

About Related Certification: (Microsoft Certified Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate Certification)

This certification validates the skills required to implement and manage on-premises and hybrid solutions, including identity, management, computing, networking, and storage. Candidates will learn to use administrative techniques and tools in Windows Server, integrate Azure AD DS with Azure AD, and implement File Services in hybrid scenarios, among other critical skills. This certification is an excellent choice for IT professionals seeking to advance their careers in hybrid environments. For earning this certification, it is suggested to take AZ-800T00: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure course and attempt the exam.

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FAQ’s

What is the course duration?

The AZ-800T00-AC: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure is a 04-days (32-hour) course.

Does Vinsys offer Career guidance?

Yes, Vinsys aims to provide unique course guidance to learners through hands-on instructor-led courses.

What is the passing score of the AZ-800 exam?

You must get a minimum of 700 out of 1000 to pass this examination.

What is the Microsoft Certified Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification?

The Microsoft Certified Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification validates the skills required to manage and administer core Windows Server workloads and services in a hybrid environment. To earn this certification, candidates must pass the AZ-800T00 course and exam.

What is the mode of training?

The mode of the training is instructor-led online.

What makes Vinsys a good choice as a training partner for this course?

Vinsys is a reliable digital training partner. With extensive experience in providing high-quality IT training, Vinsys has built a reputation as a trusted and respected training provider. Choosing Vinsys comes with several advantages, including access to certified and experienced instructors who are committed to ensuring learners gain a complete understanding of the course material. The training is designed to be all-encompassing, covering all aspects of the subject matter.