Domain Based IT Infrastructure Development

Course Title: Domain-Based IT Infrastructure Development

Course Overview: This course is designed to equip individuals with the expertise needed to plan, develop, and manage IT infrastructure within specific domains or industries. It provides a deep dive into the technical and strategic considerations necessary for building resilient, scalable, and secure IT systems tailored to the requirements of various sectors.

Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course, students will:

Understand Domain-Specific Needs:
- Gain insights into the unique IT infrastructure requirements of different domains, such as healthcare, finance, education, or e-commerce.
Infrastructure Design and Planning:
- Learn how to design IT systems that align with domain-specific objectives, compliance regulations, and industry standards.
Network Architecture and Connectivity:
- Develop expertise in designing network architectures that ensure high availability, performance, and security.
Data Management and Storage:
- Explore strategies for data storage, backup, and retrieval tailored to the demands of the chosen domain.
Security and Compliance:
- Implement robust security measures and compliance protocols specific to the industry’s data protection and regulatory requirements.
Scalability and Resource Optimization:
- Discover methods for scaling IT infrastructure to accommodate growth and optimizing resource allocation.
Cloud Integration:
- Understand how to integrate cloud solutions where applicable to enhance agility and cost-effectiveness.
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:
- Develop plans and practices for disaster recovery and ensuring business continuity within the chosen domain.
Monitoring and Performance Optimization:
- Implement monitoring tools and techniques to assess and optimize the performance of IT systems.
Emerging Technologies:
- Stay updated on emerging technologies and trends relevant to the specific domain and leverage them for innovation.

Course Structure: This course typically includes lectures, case studies, hands-on labs, group projects, and real-world scenarios. Students may work on domain-specific projects to gain practical experience.

Assessment: Assessment methods may include domain-specific project presentations, exams, assignments, and participation in discussions and group activities.

Who Should Take This Course: This course is suitable for IT professionals, system administrators, network engineers, and technology managers seeking to specialize in designing and managing IT infrastructure tailored to specific domains.

Prerequisites: Prerequisites may include a foundational understanding of IT infrastructure and technology concepts.

Course Materials: Course materials may include domain-specific case studies, industry-specific best practices, textbooks, online resources, and access to relevant tools and software.

Instructor: An experienced IT professional with expertise in domain-specific infrastructure development and management.

Course Duration: The duration of the course can vary but is typically offered as a semester-long or short-term program.

By the end of this course, participants will be well-prepared to design, implement, and manage IT infrastructure within their chosen domain, ensuring that technology solutions align with industry-specific needs and standards.

Delivery Methods

Fully Online Based
Instructor Led
LMS

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Course Syllabus-Domain Based IT Infrastructure Development

Server OS Management

Downloading Windows server 2019/2022 Evaluation from Microsoft official Platforms
Extending process of windows server 2019 evaluation periods
Windows server 2019 pricing and licensing
Converting Windows server 2019 Evaluation to full version
Server OS installation, configuring & administration

Domain-based networking with Windows ADS

Domain Based Networking
- What is Domain Based Network
- Domain Based Network vs P2P Network
- Benefits of Domain-Based Network
- Why Domain Based Network for Enterprise level IT Solutions
Planning & needs for Domain-based network
- Organizational/enterprise needs analysis
- Planning steps for a Domain-Based Network
- Hardware & software requirements for a Domain-Based Network
- Developing steps for a Domain-Based Network
- Designing a Domain-Based Network
Implementation of a Domain-Based Network
- Implementation steps for a Domain-Based Network
- Selection of server OS
- Selection criteria for dedicated server PC
- Selection of server PC
- Installation server OS into dedicated server PC
- Promotion server PC as a Domain controller with Active Directory services
Configure and Manage Active Directory
- Installing read-only domain controllers
- Configuring virtual domain controllers
- Backing up Active Directory
- Recovering Active Directory
- Configuring account policies: password, lockout, and Kerberos
- Configuring service accounts
- Managing service accounts
Working in Domain Environment
- Configuring an individual PC to join a Domain-Based Network
- Log in process into Domain Based Network
Windows Server: IP Addressing
- Rules of IP addressing
- Private vs. public IP addressing
- How binary numbers work
- Subnetting your networks
- Planning an IP addressing scheme
- Configuring an IPv4 host
- Troubleshooting networking issues
Member server installation & management
- Server components and server architecture
- Basic configuration
- Server Roles
- Asset management
- Server storage
- Server security
- Configuring server roles
  - DHCP
    - DHCP installation and configuration
    - DHCP Manager
    - DHCP scope management
    - Configuring an address pool for the DHCP server
    - Multiple DHCP server in a Domain
    - DHCP relay agent
    - DHCP client’s management
  - DNS
    - DNS installation and configuration
    - DNS Manager
    - DNS zone management
    - Backup and Multiple DNS server in a Domain
    - Configuring a Network For DNS
    - Lookup command details
  - FTP
    - Default FTP server
    - FTP server user management and access control
    - Multiple FTP server configuration
  - IIS/WEB
    - Default web server
    - Default web site publishing
    - Multiple web sites publishing
  - Remote Installation Server (RIS)-WDS
  - WSUS
  - Proxy
Domain user’s management
- Creation of domain user
- Domain user’s rights assignment
- User profile management
- Roaming user profiles
- Suspension & deletion of domain users
Implementing Group Policy
- Creating a Group Policy object
- Assign specific GPO to Users, Groups and OUs
- Group Policy inheritance
- Processing
- Adjusting Group Policy preferences and settings
- Running a Group Policy update
- Troubleshooting Group Policy
- Adjusting security settings and policies
- Import settings
- Backup and restorations GPOs
Organizational Units management
- Viewing details of an OU
- Creating an OU
- Renaming an OU
- Moving an account to an OU or between the root and OUs
File Services
- Configuring File Server Resource Manager (FRSM)
- Configuring quotas
- Creating and testing a file screen
- Using storage reports to check for duplicate files
- Configuring file management tasks
- Configuring Distributed File System (DFS)
- Configuring DFS replication
- Encrypting files using the Encrypting File System
- Auditing file access
Remote Desktop Services (RDS)/Application Server Management
- Plan and design
- Installing and configuring RDS
- RDS resources managementAdding remote apps
  - Assign User groups
  - Publishing Remote Apps
  - Accessing and use of Remote Apps
  - Access from anywhere
Windows Server: Storage Services
- Working with the Computer Management interface
- Formatting disks and editing files from the command line
- Configuring advanced file services
- Using PowerShell to create VHD and VHDX files
- Implementing Storage Replica
- Configuring tiered storage
- Data deduplication
- Storage on Hyper-V
- Creating a RAID mirror in Storage Spaces Direct
Backup & maintenance of Domain-Based Network
- Enterprise backup policies
- Whole system backup techniques
- Backup Server (Local)
  - Installing backup server
  - Backup Schedule
  - Backup once
  - Recover
  - Performance settings
  - Full server backup
  - Custom backup
  - Backup media
- ADS data backup and restoration only
- User data backup
- Systems Cloning/Imaging, Systems Preparation for Cloning ang imaging
- Server Clustering
  - Failover Cluster Manager
  - Cluster requirements
  - Validating Configuration
  - Creating Cluster
  - Connecting to Cluster
  - Managing Cluster with Windows Admin Center
- Migration
  - Domain Migration
  - Server Migration
  - OS migration
Endpoint and Network administration
- Installing Windows Admin Center (WAC)
- Managing Windows with WAC and PowerShell
- Using PowerShell remoting
- Monitoring the health of Windows servers
- Capturing real-time performance data
- Protecting networks with Windows Defender ATP
- Windows updates on Server
- Selecting updates to distribute
RAS, Remote administration & supports
- Routing and remote access services installation & management
- Routing and NAT Configuration
  - Configuring Computer as a NAT enabled router
  - Static Routing Configuration
  - Packet Mapping
  - NAT services-Port forwarding
  - MAC Filtering
  - IP bindings
- Network bridging
- Internet connection sharing routing and NAT
- Remote Server management
  - Domain server management in single location by server manager
  - Delegation of Control
  - RDP
  - VPN
  - Telnet
- Third-party RAS
Network Policies and Policy Server Management
- Network Policies Overview
- NPS server management
- RADIUS Client and Server Access Monitoring
- Policies management
- Templates Management
Server Virtualization in Hyper-V Platforms
- Hyper-V Architecture
- Hyper-V installation on Windows 10 PC and Windows Server 2019
- Hyper-V Dashboard management
- Virtual Machine creation preparation on Hyper-V
- VMs creation, deletion, backup, cloning, snapshot etc
- Guest OS installation on VMs
- Export and import VMs
Hyper-V Networking
- Hyper-V Virtual Networking Architecture
- Virtual Networking hardware configuration
- Virtual Routing and Switching with NAT services
- NAT networking
- Bridge Networking
- Internal Networking
- Host-only networking
- Mixed mode networking
- Remote Router management
Configure Hyper-V networking
- Add and remove virtual network interface cards (vNICs)
- Configure Hyper-V virtual switches
- Optimize network performance
- Configure MAC addresses
- Configure network isolation
- Configure synthetic and legacy virtual network adapters
- Configure NIC teaming in VMs
- Configure virtual machine queue (VMQ)
Maintenance & troubleshooting
- Routine Checkup lists
- Checkup prerequisites
- Active Directory Environment Health check
- Functional Test
Cloud Integration
- Cloud Computing IaaS Platform Development
- On prem and Cloud integration
- Hybrid IAM management