Microsoft Windows Server Systems

• 26 hrs lectures
• 26 hrs pc labs

• 80 pts final exam (60 pts written part, 20 pts test part)
• 20 pts numeric exercises

To obtain strong knowledge about administering, implementing and designing Microsoft Windows server systems and network technologies based on the technologies. The course will provide students with hands-on practice in the lab environment. The course will provide guidance for preparation for Microsoft certification exams for server systems.

Ability to implement, manage, maintain and support Microsoft Windows server systems as well as troubleshoot common issues. General insight into problems of computer networks and their implementation.

This course is follow up the IW1 course and focused on Windows Server technology. This course is practically oriented. It is based on theoretical knowledge, which student should get in courses about operation systems, computer networks, computer security etc. You can get knowledge of how to set up computer networks in Windows environment, secure it, provide installation and setup, but also troubleshooting.

The successful student can obtain industry-recognized Microsoft certification.

• Microsoft Windows Desktop Systems (IW1)

Common user ability to work with Microsoft Windows. Basic knowledge of administration based on the IW1 course.

• Petr Šetka: Mistrovství v Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Ze začínajícího správce expertem. ISBN: 80-251-0036-7
• Francis, Dishan. Mastering Active Directory : automate tasks by leveraging PowerShell for Active Directory Domain Services 2016. Birmingham, UK: Packt Publishing, 2017.
• Moskowitz, Jeremy. Group policy : fundamentals, security, and the managed desktop. Indianapolis, Ind: Wiley, 2010.

1. Installation and upgrade, Minimal system requirements, RIS, sysprep a riprep - server part, RIS Installation and configuration, WDS, Other imaging software
2. Hardware and server performance, support server hardware, RAID, hardware differences from the station, multi-processor support. Device Manager Botlencsk subsystems - processor, memory, disk, network, Task manager, System monitor a Performance logs and alerts console
3. Windows update services, skript, GPO distribution , Hotfix deployment methods, WUS (SUS) instalation and administration, MBSA
4. Server network services (DHCP, TCP/IP), scopes, DHCP options, reservations, leases
5. Server name services (WINS a DNS), DNS resource types, root servers, DNS actualization
6. Active directory architecture, application, concepts: Sites, forest, domain, domain tree, Global catalogue AD installation a promotion to DC/member server
7. Domain accounts, Default domain groups and users, Account properties, user profiles, computers in the AD.
8. Distributed file system (DFS), resources structure, distribution
9. Group policy objects (GPO), Gpupdate, gpmc, Security Configuration Tool Set.
10. Internet information services (IIS), WWW, virtual directory, scripts support, web configuration 
11. Resolving problems with access to network resources, disk quotas, permissions, network availability
12. Restore and backup, Automatic recovery, shadow copies, network services backup
13. Terminal services and remote administration, terminal services licencing, Remote desktop sessions maintaining

For entering the exam, students have to get at least 20 points from the semester.

Attendance at any forms of education is optional. Exercises can be substituted in any other term (but we can not guarantee free space in the classroom - priority is given to enrolled students).

For entering the exam, students have to get at least 20 points from the semester.