MCSA course for Novice by JBD Classes and IT Solutions

MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate) is a certification program
intended for people who seek entry-level jobs in an IT (information
technology) environment. MCSA is a prerequisite for more advanced
Microsoft certifications.
Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate or MCSA is a beginner level
credential from Microsoft that establishes an individual’s expertise and
validates knowledge on Microsoft technologies. MCSA is also a
pre-requisite to attaining higher certifications in order to achieve better
proficiency in a subject. It is the first of the MCP (Microsoft Certified
Professional) certifications, and quite necessary in the corporate world to
demonstrate technical knowledge of a Microsoft product or service.
Configuring DNS for Active Directory
- Configuring zones
- Configuring DNS server settings
- Configuring zone transfer and Replication
- Configuring the AD infrastructure
- Configuring a forest or a domain
- Configuring trusts
- Configuring sites
- Configuring AD replication
- Configuring the global catalog
- Configuring operation masters
- Configuring additional AD server roles
- Configuring AD Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS)
- Configuring AD Rights Management Service (AD RMS)
- Configuring read-only domain controller (RODC)
- Configuring AD Federation Services (AD FS)
Configuring and maintaining AD objects
- Automate creation of AD accounts
- Maintain AD accounts
- Create and apply Group Policy objects (GPOs)
- Configure GPO templates
- Configure software deployment GPOs
- Configure account polices
- Configure audit policy by using GPOs
Maintaining the AD environment
- Configuring backup and recovery
- Perform offline maintenance
- Monitor AD
Configuring AD Certificate Services
- Install AD Certificate Services
- Configure CA server settings
- Manage certificate templates
- Manage Enrollments
- Manage Certificate revocations
Configuring IP Addressing and Services
- Configuring IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
- Configuring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- Configuring routing -Configuring IPsec
Configuring Name Resolution
- Configuring DNS Server
- Configuring DNS zones
- Configuring DNS records
- Configuring DNS replication
- Configuring name resolution for client computers
Configuring Network Access
- Configure remote access
- Configure Network Access Protection (NAP)
- Configure network authentication
- Configure wireless access
- Configure firewall settings
Configuring File and Print Services
- Configure a file server
- Configure Distributed File System (DFS)
- Configure shadow copy services
- Configure backup and restore
- Manage Disk Quotas
- Configure and monitor print services
Monitoring and Managing a Network Infrastructure
- Configure Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server settings
- Capture performance data
- Monitor event logs
- Gather network data