New or aspiring systems administrators. IT professionals learn their skills both in the classroom and on the job. The question of whether to take training first and then get experience or to go for the experience first is a decision left with the individual. Those who take our MCSA: Server 2012 training (70-411) will be developing intermediate skills in server management. It may be just the ticket for new sysadmins to accelerate their IT career advancement.
Experienced systems administrators. Learning about information technology is like building a house. Every piece that you learn now becomes part of a larger structure of knowledge. Studying MCSA: Server 2012 (70-711) is a great way to add to your house. While you may already have experience and knowledge about servers and how to implement them, 70-711 covers more advanced topics, like Network Policy Service Infrastructure and Active Directory management. Taking our training will bring you one step closer to MCSA: Server 2012 certification.
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Nevermind the fact that Microsoft Windows Server 2012 is five years old, it's not in danger of going way of the dodo bird anytime soon. In fact, Spiceworks reported last year that about a quarter of servers are still using Server 2012, and with Microsoft not planning to end mainstream support for the OS in 2018 (and continuing extended support until 2023), it's safe to say that Server 2012 is sticking around for awhile.
During Week 1 we recommend watching the first seven videos of Garth Schulte's Microsoft Windows Server 2012 70-410 with R2 Updates course. You'll be learning how to plan for a server installation, how to install a server, and server roles.
Watch: Videos 38-42 cover important Server 2012 configuration tasks, including WinRM, down-level server management, and multi-server management.Action item: Courtesy of Microsoft's TechNet library once again, reading this article can help you better understand WinRM.
Concluding ThoughtsThe MCSE: Server Infrastructure certification demonstrates your expertise in working with a technology that is nearly ubiquitous across the IT industry. Proving your experience with Server 2012 and your ability to design and implement an advanced server infrastructure will create career opportunities for you to fulfill your professional aspirations and goals!
Candidates should have hands-on experience implementing, configuring, and supporting Microsoft Windows Server 2012 servers, core services, advanced services, and networks that are based on Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). They should also have hands-on experience managing and securing servers, user and group accounts, data, and networks. 2ff7e9595c
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