Course Outline

Introduction to Windows Server 2022 for Government

  • Overview of new features and improvements
  • Licensing and installation options
  • Lab environment setup and planning

Installation and Configuration

  • Installing Windows Server with Desktop Experience and Core
  • Post-installation configuration using Server Manager and PowerShell
  • Managing roles and features

Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)

  • Deploying domain controllers and creating a new forest
  • User, group, and organizational unit (OU) management
  • Group Policy creation and management

DNS and DHCP Services

  • Installing and configuring DNS zones and records
  • Deploying DHCP scopes, reservations, and options
  • Integrating DHCP with Active Directory

Hyper-V and Virtualization

  • Installing the Hyper-V role
  • Creating and managing virtual machines
  • Virtual switches and storage configurations

File Server and Storage Services

  • Configuring shared folders and access permissions
  • Implementing DFS and storage quotas
  • Storage Spaces and disk management

Failover Clustering

  • Understanding clustering requirements and use cases for government
  • Setting up a basic failover cluster
  • Cluster validation, nodes, and storage configuration

Certificate and Federation Services

  • Installing Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)
  • Deploying and managing certificates
  • Overview of Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS)

Print and Document Services

  • Installing the Print Server role
  • Configuring printers, drivers, and print permissions
  • Managing print queues and services

Remote Access and Remote Desktop Services

  • Implementing VPN and DirectAccess for government
  • Installing Remote Desktop Services (RDS) role
  • Remote Desktop licensing and access control

Web Server (IIS)

  • Installing and configuring IIS
  • Hosting multiple websites with bindings and SSL
  • Configuring security, logs, and performance options

Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)

  • Installing and configuring WSUS
  • Creating computer groups and approval rules
  • Managing updates and reporting for government

Summary and Next Steps

  • Review of key concepts and hands-on practice
  • Tips for production deployment and maintenance
  • Further learning resources and references

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Windows operating system concepts for government use
  • Familiarity with computer networking and IP addressing in a public sector context
  • Some experience with system administration tasks within government environments

Audience

  • System administrators and IT professionals working for government agencies
  • Technical support staff managing Windows environments in the public sector
  • Individuals seeking practical Windows Server 2022 skills to enhance their capabilities for government roles without pursuing certification
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