Windows Server Administration for Enterprise-Windows Server Management

Example

Centralizing user and computer account management, facilitating Single Sign-On (SSO) across networked resources.

Scenario

An enterprise implementing AD DS to streamline access control and policy enforcement across its network, significantly reducing administrative overhead and enhancing security.

Example

Setting up and managing DHCP for automatic IP address allocation and DNS for domain name resolution.

Scenario

A company configures DHCP to ensure efficient network connectivity for new devices without manual intervention and sets up DNS to resolve internal application URLs for ease of access.

Example

Implementing File Services for shared access to files and using BitLocker for disk encryption to protect data at rest.

Scenario

An organization uses File Services to enable collaborative work on shared documents while employing BitLocker to secure sensitive data on its servers against unauthorized access.

Example

Using Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines (VMs), allowing for efficient resource utilization and simplified deployment.

Scenario

A data center leverages Hyper-V to host multiple VMs on a single physical server, optimizing hardware use and enabling rapid provisioning of new services.

Example

Utilizing PowerShell scripts for automating repetitive tasks, such as user account creation or software updates.

Scenario

An IT department automates the deployment of security patches across their Windows Server environment using PowerShell, ensuring timely updates and reducing manual workload.