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Microsoft Windows Server 2016: Networking (70-741): IPv4, DFS, and More

with Keith Barker

Join Keith Barker as we learn about key networking concepts in Microsoft Windows Server 2016, including how to work with IPv4 and IPv6, set up dynamic file systems, and implement advanced network solutions. We'll also explore more advanced technologies and techniques like software-defined networking and network load balancing.

Recommended Experience

Basic understanding of networking concepts
Hands-on experience with Windows Server
Subnetting knowledge

Related certifications

none

Related Job Functions

Network engineer
Systems administrator
IT infrastructure specialist

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Skill Outline

1. IPv4 Overview and Considerations (9:45)
2. Binary Basics (8:02)
3. Learning to Convert Between Decimal and Binary (14:56)
4. Identifying New IPv4 Subnets (19:53)
5. Identify Valid Host Ranges on Subnets (20:12)
6. Identify How Many Hosts Will Fit on a Subnet (8:12)
7. Extract the Subnet ID from a Host Address (12:06)
8. Demonstrating Your IPv4 Skills in the Lab (14:20)
9. IPv6 Fundamentals (15:18)
10. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) (14:37)
11. ISATAP (16:41)
12. 6to4 Tunnels (16:56)
13. Implementing DFS Namespaces (17:59)
14. Namespace Availability (9:21)
15. DFS Site Awareness (14:26)
16. DFS Scheduling, Staging, Compression, and Optimization (11:50)
17. BranchCache Overview and Install (19:19)
18. NIC Teaming (10:59)
19. High-performance Network Solutions (8:53)
20. Conclusion (0:00)

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