Windows Server 2012 R2 (70-413) Logical AD Infrastructure

By Tim Warner
In this course we learn how to architect the logical Active Directory components, including the forest, domain, and organizational unit (OU) topology.
Course info
Rating
(56)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 6, 2015
Duration
1h 47m
Table of contents
Designing a Forest and Domain Infrastructure
Overview 1m Designing a Forest Architecture 2m Choosing a Forest Model 3m Designing a Domain Architecture 2m Trust Relationships 3m Functional Levels 1m Demo: Managing Trust Relationships and Functional Levels 7m Microsoft Cloud Account Synchronization 3m For Further Learning 1m Summary 2m
Restructuring Active Directory
Overview 2m Upgrade Considerations 2m Upgrading to Windows Server 2012 R2 1m Domain Rename 2m Restructuring Forests and Domains 2m Demo 1: GPO Migration Tables and Password Export Server 7m Demo 2: Performing a Domain Rename 6m For Further Learning 1m Summary 1m
Designing a Group Policy Strategy
Overview 2m GPO Deployment Options 4m GPO Design Best Practices 4m Understanding WMI Filters 2m Validating WMI Filters 1m Understanding Loopback Processing 3m Demo 1: Putting a GPO Design into Action 6m Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 1m Slow Link Detection and GPO Caching 2m Demo 2: Touring the Advanced Group Policy Management Console 3m For Further Learning 1m Summary 1m
Designing an Active Directory Permissions Model
Overview 2m Active Directory Administration Models 3m Active Directory Security Features 4m Kerberos Delegation 2m Demo 1: Reviewing Active Directory Security Features 6m Administrative Delegation of Control 2m Delegwiz.inf 1m Demo 2: Implementing Delegated AD Administration 4m For Further Learning 1m Summary 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(56)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 6, 2015
Duration
1h 47m
Description

In this course we learn how to architect the logical Active Directory components, including the forest, domain, and organizational unit (OU) topology.

About the author
Tim Warner
About the author

Timothy Warner is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Cloud and Datacenter Management who is based in Nashville, TN.

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