MCSE Training
MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) is a person who has passed the Microsoft Windows NT operating system, related desktop systems, networking and Microsoft BackOffice Server products. The MCSE program is the most popular of a set of online live training programs that Microsoft calls Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP).MCSE certification is one of many Microsoft certifications that can be obtained by passing a set of tests designed to test proficiency in the integration of complementary Microsoft products.
- Successful certification candidates can network with other Microsoft certified professionals and potential employers through the listing in the MCP Membership Directory, a resource that can be used to contact potential employers.
- Find a job or advance your career in areas including computer support or network support, network management, database design, and computer system administration
- Obtaining an MCSE credential can serve as a stepping stone to additional certifications.
- Information technology is changing rapidly, and professionals working in this field need to keep up with the latest developments.
Section 1 : Deploying and managing Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2012 Overview
- Overview of Windows Server 2012 Management
- Installing Windows Server 2012
- Configuration after installation of Windows Server 2012
- Introduction to Windows PowerShell
Section 2 : Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services
- Overview of AD DS
- Overview of Domain Controllers
- Installing a Domain Controller
Section 3 : Active Directory manages domain service objects
- Managing user accounts
- Group accounts are managed
- Manages computer accounts
- Authorizes administration
Section 4 : Automating the Administration of Active Directory Domain Services
- Command-line tools are used for administration
- Windows PowerShell is used for administration
- Bulk operations are performed using Windows PowerShell
Section 5 : Implementing IPv4
- Review of TCP / IP
- Understanding the IPv4 Address
- Subnetting and Supernating
- Configuring and Fixing IPv4
Section 6 : Implementing DHCP
- Installing a DHCP Server Role
- Configuring DHCP Scopes
- Maintains a DHCP database
- DHCP is secured and monitored
Section 7 : Implementing the DNS
- Name resolution for Windows client and servers
- Installs and manages a DNS server
- Manages DNS zones
Section 8 : Implementing IPv6
- Overview of IPv6
- IPv6 address
- Correlation with IPv6
- IPv6 Transition Technologies
Section 9 : Implements local storage
- Overview of procurement
- Handles disks and volumes
- Implementing storage spaces
Section 10 : Performs file and print services
- Secures files and folders
- Shadow protects shared files and folders using copies
- Configuring network printing
Section 11 : Implementing group policy
- Review of Group Policy
- Group Policy Processing
- Implementing a central store for administrative templates
Section 12 : Secures Windows servers using group policy objects
- Windows Security Overview
- Configuring security settings
- Software is managed
- Configuring the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
Section 13 : Server virtualization is implemented using Hyper-V
- Review of Virtualization Technologies
- Implementing Hyper-V
- Controls virtual machine storage
- Managing Virtual Networks
- Internship for BTech, MTech, MCA, BCA, Bsc, B.Com, M.Com, MBA Students
- Duration: 1 Week to 6 Months
- Internship Training on real projects
- Training / Internship by Experienced Professionals
- Online / Live / Direct Classes
Eligibility Criteria
- Plus two/Degree/Diploma/Professional
- Passion on Networking