Windows Server Administration Concepts: Storage
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Description
Data is the most critical asset of most organizations. Users and customers need access to data for a company to function. This data can be accessed anytime from anywhere. In this course, Windows Server Administration Concepts: Storage, you’ll learn how to use storage to protect, store, and distribute your organizational data. First, you’ll explore the ins and outs of using disks. Next, you’ll discover storage technologies like QoS, and storage protocols. Then, you'll learn when to use the Distributed File System, Offline Files, and Work Folders . Finally, you’ll see how to provide redundancy to your data with RAID, Storage Spaces, and Data Duplication. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Windows Server 2019 storage needed to store your organization's most critical asset.
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Course Overview
Hi, this is Gary Grudzinskas. Welcome to my course, Windows Server Administration Concepts: Storage. I have worked with Windows Server for decades now, and I love to share my knowledge about this operating system. The whole purpose of the network is to share and store data, so understanding how storage works is essential to the administration of Windows Server. This course will introduce you to the basic features of storage technology, the file systems available to use, types of redundancy, and the distribution of data across the network. By the end of this course, you will know the basics of storage, and you will be ready to add drives, configure those drives, implement redundancy, and understand how to distribute information across the network. Please join me in this Pluralsight course, Windows Server Administration Concepts: Storage.