Windows Server 2012 Active Directory: File System and Storage
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Learn about different Windows storage technologies such as Encrypting File System (EFS) and Distributed File System (DFS), and storage optimization techniques.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Storage optimization: File access auditing
- Storage optimization: Data deduplication
- Storage optimization: Features on Demand
- Storage optimization: Network File System (NFS) data store
- File sharing in Windows Server 2012
- Using Shadow Copies to protect files
- Windows Server 2012 as a network print server
- Securing files and folders in Windows Server 2012
- Redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID)
- Storage media and connectivity
- Storage partitions and file systems
- Volume and file-system management
- Windows Server 2012 Storage Spaces
- Configuring file screening
- Configuring File Server Resource Manager (FSRM) reports
- Overview and installation of FSRM
- Configuring disk quotas
- Overview and configuration
- The designated recovery agent
- Viewing audit events
- Auditing
- Advanced auditing
- Configuration
- Load balancing and fault tolerance
- DFS summary
- DFS troubleshooting
- Overview and installation
- Fundamental performance monitoring and troubleshooting
- Collecting event and performance data in Windows Server 2012
- Using the Task Manager in Windows Server 2012
- Using the Resource Monitor in Windows Server 2012
- Using the Performance Monitor in Windows Server 2012
- Viewing system events in Windows Server 2012
- Identifying and resolving a performance issue in Windows Server 2012
Taught by
Mike Danseglio and Rick Trader
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