• Scenario : Adding File Services and Windows Server Backup by using an answer file

An administrator wants to create a DFS namespace to facilitate file sharing among company employees. Because important data is hosted on the server running File Services, it is important to back up the server by using Windows Server Backup.

• Adding File Services and Windows Server Backup by using an answer file
• Install DFS Namespace And Add Folders To The Namespace
• Installing and Configuring DFS Replication

Task 2

1. Create a Windows PowerShell script that runs a series of commands that removes the static IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server settings from the network adapter of a server and then assigns a different static IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server settings to the adapter.
2. You are installing DirectAccess on an internal server. However, you need to configure the network location server (NLS). Your manager wants to know what the NLS is and what is required. What do you tell your manager?
3. You are an administrator at the hitech Corporation. You have the responsibility to make sure that the passwords for all users are at least eight characters and that are changed every 90 days. You must ensure that each password is a strong password. You also have users who are on the road. Because these users use laptops that contain confidential information, you must ensure that each password is 10 characters and that get changed every 30 days. What should you do?
4. Write the powershell command for the followings:
   1. Get more information VLAN ID, Speed, Connection status
   2. Get adapter hardware information. This can be really usefull when you need to know the PCI slot of the NIC.
   3. Disable and Enable a Network Adapter
   4. Get DNS Server Address information
   5. Set DNS Server
   6. Tracert with PowerShell
   7. Portscan with PowerShell
   8. How to replace Route command with PowerShell

Task 3

• Configuring DNS Zones

To provide DNS services, you first need to deploy DNS. Then after you have DNS servers, you have to create each zone and then add resource records to each zone. Because DNS is an essential service for a network, you should give some thought to it and plan before you deploy DNS.

• Installing DNS
• Configuring Primary and Secondary Zones
• When creating zones, there are two types of lookup zones to create:
  • Forward lookup zone
  • Reverse lookup zone
• Create A Standard Forward Lookup Primary Zone
• Create A Standard Forward Lookup Secondary Zone
• Create A Standard Reverse Lookup Primary Zone For An Ipv4 Subnet
• Create A Standard Reverse Lookup Primary Zone For An Ipv6 Subnet
• Configuring Zone Delegation
• Delegate A DNS Domain

Task 4

• Configuring File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)

• Installing File Server Resource Manager
• Creating Quotas
• Changing Quotas Templates
• Monitoring Quota Use
• Managing Files with File Screening
• Creating File Groups
• Creating a File Screen
• Creating a File Screen Exception
• Creating a File Screen Template
• Using Storage Reports
• Enabling SMTP
• Configure E-Mail Notifications
• Configure Notification Limits
• Configure Storage Reports
• Configure File Screen Audit

Task 5

• Configuring VPN and Routing

• Installing and Configuring the Remote Access Role
  • Installing Routing and Remote Access
  • Configuring Routing and Remote Access
  • Configuring RRAS for Dial-Up Remote Access
• Configuring VPN Settings
  • Configuring the VPN Connection on the Server
  • Creating a VPN Connection on a Client
  • VPN Reconnect
  • Configuring Split Tunnelling
• Configuring Remote Dial-In Settings for Users
• Configuring Routing
  • Managing Static Routes
  • Configuring RIP
  • Configuring Demand-Dial Routing
  • Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent
• Configuring RRAS For Dial-Up Remote Access

• Configuring Network Access Protection (NAP)

• Installing Network Access Protection
• Configuring NAP Enforcement
• Configuring NAP Enforcement for DHCP
• Configuring NAP Enforcement for VPN 460