Course data sheet

Designing and Implementing a

Server Infrastructure (20413)
H4D03S
In this course, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed
to plan, design, and deploy a physical and logical Windows
HPE course number H4D03S
Server 2012 Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
Course length 5 days
infrastructure. You will develop the skills needed to perform
Delivery mode ILT, VILT name resolution, application integration, and optimization of
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This course incorporates material from the Microsoft Official
Course 20413 and will help you prepare for Exam 70-413:
Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure.
Why HPE Education Services?
Audience • MCSA: Windows Server 2012 or equivalent
•• IDC MarketScape leader 5 years running
knowledge
for IT education and training*
This course is intended for IT profession-
als responsible for planning, designing, and Course Objectives
•• Recognized by IDC for leading with deploying a physical and a logical Windows
global coverage, unmatched technical After completing this course, students will be
expertise, and targeted education Server 2012 enterprise Active Directory Do-
consulting services* main Services (AD DS) infrastructure including able to:
•• Key partnerships with industry leaders
the network services necessary • Implement server upgrade and migration
OpenStack®, VMware®, Linux®, Microsoft®,
ITIL, PMI, CSA, and SUSE Prerequisites • Design an automated server installation
strategy
•• Complete continuum of training delivery
• Good understanding of Transmission
options—self-paced eLearning, custom • Plan and implement a server deployment
education consulting, traditional Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
fundamentals and networking concepts infrastructure
classroom, video on-demand instruction,
live virtual instructor-led with hands-on • Plan and implement file and storage
lab, dedicated onsite training • Good working knowledge of both Windows
Server 2012 and AD DS (i.e., domain user services
•• Simplified purchase option with
HPE Training Credits accounts, domain vs. local user accounts, user • Design and implement a Dynamic Host
profiles, and group membership) Configuration Protocol (DHCP) solution
• Good understanding of both scripts and • Design a name resolution solution strategy
batch files
• Design and manage an IP address
• Understanding of security concepts, such as management solution
authentication and authorization • Design a VPN solution
• Familiarity with deployment, packaging, and • Design a DirectAccess solution
imaging tools
• Implement a scalable remote access solution
• Ability to work in a team/virtual team
• Design a network protection solution
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• Ability to produce good documentation
and have the appropriate communication • Implement a network protection solution
skills to create proposals and make budget
recommendations
 Detailed course outline
Module 1. •• Planning Server Upgrade and Migration •• Creating a Server Upgrade and Migration Plan
•• Upgrading and Migrating Considerations •• Planning for Virtualization

Module 2. Planning and Implementing a Server •• Selecting an Appropriate Server Imaging Strategy •• Implementing an Automated Deployment Strategy
Deployment Infrastructure
•• Selecting a Deployment Automation Strategy

Module 3. Designing and Maintaining an IP •• Solution •• Planning and Implementing an IP Address Management
Configuration and Address Management (IPAM)
•• Designing and Implementing DHCP
•• Provisioning
•• Planning and Implementing DHCP Scopes
•• Strategy

Module 4. Designing and Implementing Name •• Designing a Domain Name Service (DNS) Server •• Designing and Configuring DNS Zone Replication and
Resolution Implementation Strategy Delegation
•• Designing the DNS Namespace •• Optimizing DNS Servers
•• Designing and Implementing DNS Zones •• Designing DNS for High Availability and Security

Module 5. Designing and Implementing an AD DS •• Designing an AD DS Forest •• Designing DNS Namespaces in AD DS Environments
Forest and Domain Infrastructure
•• Designing and Implementing AD DS Forest Trusts •• Designing AD DS Domain Trusts
•• Designing and Implementing AD DS Domains

Module 6. Designing and Implementing an •• Planning the AD DS Administrative Tasks Delegation Model •• Designing and Implementing an AD DS Group Strategy
Organizational Unit (OU) Infrastructure and AD
DS Permissions Model •• Designing the OU Structure

Module 7. Designing and Implementing a Group •• Gathering the Information Required for a GPO Design •• Designing GPO Processing
Policy Object (GPO) Strategy
•• Designing and Implementing GPOs •• Planning Group Policy Management

Module 8. Designing and Implementing an AD DS •• Designing and Implementing AD DS Sites •• Virtualization Considerations for Domain Controllers
Physical Topology
•• Designing AD DS Replication •• Designing Highly Available Domain Controllers
•• Designing the Placement of Domain Controllers

Module 9. Planning and Implementing Storage •• Storage Considerations •• Planning and Implementing iSCSI SANs

Module 10. Planning and Implementing File •• Planning and Implementing a Distributed File System •• Planning and Implementing Dynamic Access Control
Services
•• Planning and Implementing BranchCache

Module 11. Designing and Implementing Network •• Designing and Implementing Remote Access Services •• Designing a Perimeter Network
Access Services
•• Designing RADIUS Authentication Using a Network Policy •• Planning and Implementing DirectAccess
Server

Module 12. Designing and Implementing Network •• Network Security Design •• Designing and Implementing a Windows Firewall Strategy
Protection
•• Identifying and Mitigating Common Network Security •• Designing and Implementing a Network Access Protection
Threats Infrastructure
Detailed lab outline
Lab 1: Plan Server Upgrade and Migration

Lab 2: Plan and Implement a Server Deployment •• Plan an Automated Server Installation and Deployment •• Deploy Windows Server
Infrastructure Strategy
•• Prepare the Windows Server Image

Lab 3: Design and Maintain an IP Configuration •• Design an IP Addressing Scheme for Contoso (Optional) •• Plan an IPAM Deployment
and IP Address Management Solution
•• Plan DHCP to Support Your Proposed Scheme •• Implement DHCP and IPAM

Lab 4: Design and Implement Name Resolution •• Design a DNS Name Resolution Strategy •• Plan DNS Zones and DNS Zone Replication
•• Plan a DNS Server Placement Strategy •• Implement DNS

Lab 5: Design and Implement an AD DS Forest

Infrastructure

Lab 6: Design and Implement an AD DS OU •• Delegation Model •• Implement the OU Design

Infrastructure and AD DS
•• Design an OU Infrastructure •• Design and Implement an AD DS Permissions Model

Lab 7: Designing and Implementing GPO Strategy

Lab 8: Design and Implement an AD DS Physical •• Design AD DS Sites and AD DS Replication •• Implement AD DS Sites and Domain Controller
Topology
•• Plan the Placement of Domain Controllers

Lab 9: Plan and Implement Storage •• Plan a Storage Solution •• Implement Storage Services

Lab 10: Design and Implement File Services •• Plan Data Access •• Plan and Implement Dynamic Access Control

Lab 11: Design and Implement Network Access •• Plan and Implement a VPN Solution •• Plan and Implement a DirectAccess Solution
Services
Lab 12: Design and Implement Network •• Design a Windows Firewall Solution •• Design a Network Access Protection (NAP) Solution
Protection
•• Implement a Windows Firewall Solution •• Implement NAP with VPN Enforcement
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