Windows Server 2019: Install and Configure Active Directory

Windows Server 2019: Install and Configure Active Directory

English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 55m | 262 MB

Identity management is a critical part of managing an enterprise network. Active Directory is the foundation for user administration, group policy, and security in a Windows Server environment. This course shows how to install and configure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) in Windows Server 2019. Learn how to deploy AD DS, install additional controllers, configure permissions, and manage AD objects, including user and computer accounts, groups, and organization units. Microsoft Certified Trainer Ed Liberman shows how to perform these basic administration tasks using AD Admin Center and the command line, so you will be well versed in the tools that Windows Server administrators use most.

Topics include:

  • Installing domain controllers, including the AD DS role
  • Managing AD DS with AD Administrative Center and the command line
  • Transferring and seizing FSMO roles
  • Adjusting permissions
  • Creating users and groups
  • Managing computer accounts
  • Creating organizational units (OUs)
Table of Contents

1 Active Directory in Windows Server 2019
2 What you should know
3 Installing Active Directory Domain Services role
4 Installing a forest root domain controller
5 Installing additional domain controllers
6 Installing read-only domain controllers
7 Managing AD DS with Active Directory Administrative Center
8 Managing AD DS with Active Directory Users and Computers
9 Active Directory Domains and Trusts overview
10 Active Directory Sites and Services overview
11 Active Directory schema overview
12 Managing AD DS from the command line
13 FSMO overview
14 Transferring a FSMO role
15 Seizing a FSMO role
16 Permissions overview
17 Delegation of Control Wizard
18 Creating a custom management tool
19 Creating user accounts
20 Moving user accounts
21 User account templates
22 Creating a group
23 Managing group membership
24 Computer accounts
25 Creating organizational units (OUs)
26 Examples of OU hierarchies
27 Next steps