70-643 - Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure

Category
Networking
Level
Beginner
Lessons
342
Duration
14h 59m 54s
Last Updated: 2018-10-18
The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) on Windows Server 2008 credential is intended for information technology (IT) professionals who work in the complex computing environment of medium-to-large companies. This course will address topics such as deploying servers, configuring remote desktop services, configuring a web services infrastructure, and configuring network application services.
Category
Networking
Level
Beginner
Lessons
342
Duration
14h 59m 54s
70-643: Module 01 - Deploying Windows in the Enterprise
Course Introduction
3 lessons7m 35sCompleted 0 / 3
Lesson 1: How to Deploy Windows in the 2008 Server Environment
19 lessons49m 53sCompleted 0 / 19
Lesson 2: Working with WDS
17 lessons55m 10sCompleted 0 / 17
Lesson 3: Virtual Machine Deployment
10 lessons31m 28sCompleted 0 / 10
Lesson 4: Putting in an Activation Infrastructure
8 lessons14m 19sCompleted 0 / 8
70-643: Module 02 - Working with Terminal Services
70-643: Module 03 - Working with a Terminal Services Infrastructure
70-643: Module 04 - Storage and High-Availability
70-643: Module 05 - File and Email Services
70-643: Module 06 - Working with Web Applications
70-643: Module 07 - Web Server Management and Security
70-643: Module 08 - Collaboration with WSS
70-643: Module 09 - Working with Windows Media
Ken Mayer
As a certified Microsoft Instructor, I’ve focused my career on various security aspects of computer and network technology since the early ’80s. I’ve worked on a wide variety of IT training and high-level consulting projects for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. Through the course of my extensive career, I have taught a full line of Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, and other high level IT Security curricula.
Ken MayerMicrosoft Instructor
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