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AZ-801T00: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services Certification Training

The intermediate-level Microsoft Windows Server course focuses
on the administrator role. It enables IT Professionals to configure
advanced Windows Server services using on-premises, hybrid, and
cloud technologies. Instructor-led upskilling

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AZ-801T00: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services Certif

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Overview Learning Objectives Who Should Attend Prerequisite Outline Certification

Course Overview

Microsoft Windows Server can be best described as a group of server operating systems
and the platform for building an infrastructure of connected applications, networks, and
web services.

The Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services training teaches IT Professionals
to configure advanced Windows Server services using on-premises/hybrid or cloud technologies,
leverage the hybrid capabilities of Azure, migrate virtual/physical server workloads to Azure IaaS,
and secure Azure VMs running Windows Server.

Our certification course explains how to perform tasks related to high availability, troubleshooting,
and disaster recovery. It also highlights administrative tools/technologies covering Windows Admin
Center, PowerShell, Azure Arc, Azure Automation Update Management, Microsoft Defender for
Identity, Azure Security Center, Azure Migrate, and Azure Monitor.

Leads to Microsoft Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate accreditation.

Course Objectives

To Secure Windows Server User Accounts.
Explore Hardening Windows Server.
Learn Windows Server Update Management.
Secure Windows Server DNS.
Implement Windows Server IaaS VM Network Security.
Audit the Security of Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines.
Manage Azure Updates.
Create & Implement Application Allowlists with Adaptive Application Control.
Configure BitLocker Disk Encryption for Windows IaaS Virtual Machines.
Implement Change Tracking & File Integrity Monitoring for Windows IaaS VMs.
Get Introduced to Cluster Shared Volumes.
Implement Windows Server Failover Clustering.
Implement High Availability of Windows Server VMs.
Implement Windows Server File Server High Availability.
Implement Scale & High Availability with Windows Server VM.
Implement Hyper-V Replica.
Protect Your On-premises Infrastructure from Disasters with Azure Site Recovery.
Implement Hybrid Backup & Recovery with Windows Server IaaS.
Protect Your Azure Infrastructure with Azure Site Recovery.
Protect Your Virtual Machines Using Azure Backup.
Learn the Active Directory Domain Services Migration.
Migrate File Server Workloads Using a Storage Migration Service.
Migrate Windows Server Roles.
Migrate On-premises Windows Server Instances to Azure IaaS Virtual Machines.
Upgrade/Migrate Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines.
Containerize & Migrate ASP.NET Applications to Azure App Service.
Monitor Windows Server Performance.
Manage & Monitor Windows Server Event Logs.
Implement Windows Server Auditing & Diagnostics.
Troubleshoot Active Directory.
Monitor Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines & Hybrid Instances.
Monitor Your Azure Virtual Machines with Azure Monitor.
Troubleshoot On-premises & Hybrid Networking.
Troubleshoot Windows Server Virtual Machines in Azure.
Prepare for the AZ-801 exam.

Audience

Windows Server Hybrid Administrators who have experience working with Windows Server.
The ones who wish to expand the capabilities of their on-premises environments by combining on-premises and hybrid technologies.
Those willing to earn Microsoft's Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification.

Prerequisite

•   Experience with managing Windows Server operating system and Windows Server workloads in on-premises scenarios, common Windows Server management tools, core networking technologies such as IP addressing, name resolution and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Microsoft Hyper-V, and basic server virtualization concepts.
•   Foundational knowledge of core Microsoft compute, storage, networking, virtualization technologies, basic security best practices, security-related technologies, on-premises resiliency Windows Server-based compute and storage technologies, Azure Active Directory and Windows PowerShell.
•   Hands-on experience with Windows 10/11.
•   Understanding of Windows Server technology concepts, High availability and disaster recovery, Automation, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting.
•   Recommended Pre-course Training: AZ-800T00: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure.

Course Outline

• Securing Windows Server User Accounts

Configuring and managing user accounts to limit security threats across an organization.
Applying Protected Users settings, policies, and authentication silos to protect highly privileged user accounts.
Describing and configuring Windows Defender Credential Guard.
Configuring Group Policy to block the use of NTLM for authentication.

• Exploring Hardening Windows Server

Managing local administrator passwords using Local Administrator Password Solution.
Limiting administrative access to Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs).
Explaining how to secure domain controllers from being compromised.
Describing how to use the Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit to harden servers.
Securing SMB traffic using SMB encryption.

• Learning Windows Server Update Management

Describing the role of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS).
Describing the WSUS update management process.
Deploying updates with WSUS.

• Securing Windows Server DNS

Describing split-horizon DNS and explaining how to implement it.
Creating DNS policies.
Implementing DNS policies.
Describing the options for protecting the DNS server role.
Implementing DNS security.

• Implementing Windows Server IaaS VM Network Security

Implementing Network Security Groups (NSGs) with Windows Server IaaS VMs.
Implementing adaptive network hardening.
Implementing Azure Firewall.
Implementing Windows Defender Firewall in Windows Server IaaS VMs.
Choosing an appropriate filtering solution.
Capturing network traffic with Network Watcher.

• Auditing the Security of Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines

Describing Azure Security Center.
Enabling Azure Security Center in hybrid environments.
Onboarding Windows Server computers to Azure Security Center.
Implementing and assessing security policies.
Describing Azure Sentinel.
Implementing SIEM and SOAR.
Protecting your resources with Azure Security Center.

• Managing Azure Updates

Describing Azure updates.
Enabling Update Management.
Deploying updates.
Reviewing an updated assessment.
Managing updates for your Azure VMs.

• Creating & Implementing Application Allowlists with Adaptive Application Control

Enabling Adaptive application controls.
Implementing adaptive application control policies.

• Configuring BitLocker Disk Encryption for Windows IaaS Virtual Machines

Describing Azure Disk Encryption.
Configuring Key Vault to support Azure Disk Encryption.
Explaining how to encrypt Azure IaaS VM hard disks.
Backing up and recovering encrypted data from IaaS VM hard disks.

• Implementing Change Tracking & File Integrity Monitoring for Windows IaaS VMs

Implementing Change Tracking and Inventory.
Managing Change Tracking and Inventory.
Managing tracked files.
Implementing File Integrity Monitoring.
Selecting and monitoring entities.
Using File Integrity Monitoring.

• Getting Introduced to Cluster Shared Volumes

Describing the functionality of CSV.
Describing the architecture and components of CSV.
Implementing CSV.

• Implementing Windows Server Failover Clustering

Describing Windows Server failover clustering.
Implementing Windows Server failover clustering.
Managing Windows Server failover clustering.
Implementing stretch clusters.
Describing cluster sets.

• Implementing High Availability of Windows Server VMs

Describing the Hyper-V high availability options.
Describing Hyper-V VMs load balancing.
Implementing Hyper-V VMs live migration.
Implementing Hyper-V VMs storage migration.

• Implementing Windows Server File Server High Availability

Providing a high-level overview of Windows Server File Server high-availability options.
Describing the characteristics of, and high-level implementation steps for Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV).
Describing the characteristics of, and high-level implementation steps for Scale-Out File Server (SOFS).
Describing the characteristics of, and high-level implementation steps for Storage Replica.

• Implementing Scale & High Availability with Windows Server VM

Describing virtual machine scale sets.
Implementing scaling.
Implementing load-balancing virtual machines.
Implementing Azure Site Recovery.

• Implementing Hyper-V Replica

Describing Hyper-V Replica, pre-requisites for its use, and its high-level architecture and components.
Describing Hyper-V Replica usage scenarios, available replication settings, and security considerations.
Configuring Hyper-V Replica settings, health monitoring, and failover options.
Implementing Hyper-V Replica.
Describing extended replication.
Describing Site Recovery.
Implementing Site Recovery.

• Protecting Your On-premises Infrastructure from Disasters with Azure Site Recovery

Identifying the features and protection capabilities Azure Site Recovery provides to on-premises infrastructure.
Identifying the requirements for enabling the protection of on-premises infrastructure.

• Implementing Hybrid Backup & Recovery with Windows Server IaaS

Describing Azure Backup.
Implementing Recovery Vaults.
Implementing Azure Backup policies.
Recovering Windows IaaS VMs.
Performing file and folder recovery.
Performing backup and recovery of on-premises workloads.
Explaining how to manage Azure VM backups with Azure Backup.

• Protecting Your Azure Infrastructure with Azure Site Recovery

Protecting Azure virtual machines with Azure Site Recovery.
Running a disaster recovery drill to validate protection.
Failover and failback your virtual machines.

• Protecting Your Virtual Machines Using Azure Backup

Identifying the scenarios for which Azure Backup provides backup and restore capabilities.
Backing up and restoring an Azure virtual machine.

• Learning the Active Directory Domain Services Migration

Comparing upgrading an AD DS forest and migrating to a new AD DS forest.
Describing how to upgrade an existing AD DS forest.
Describing how to migrate to a new AD DS forest.
Describing Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT).

• Migrating File Server Workloads Using a Storage Migration Service

Describing Storage Migration Service and its usage scenarios.
Identifying the requirements for using Storage Migration Service.
Describing how to migrate a server with storage migration.
Listing the considerations for using Storage Migration Service.

• Migrating Windows Server Roles

Describing the Windows Server Migration Tools.
Using the migration tools to migrate specific Windows Server roles.

• Migrating On-premises Windows Server Instances to Azure IaaS Virtual Machines

Planning your migration.
Describing Azure Migrate.
Migrating server workloads using Windows Server Migration Tools.
Assessing physical servers with Azure Migrate.
Migrating on-premises servers to Azure.

• Upgrading/Migrating Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines

Describing Windows Server IaaS migration.
Explaining how to migrate workloads using Windows Server Migration tools.
Describing storage migration.
Migrating file servers using the Storage Migration Service.

• Containerizing & Migrating ASP.NET Applications to Azure App Service

Discovering and containerizing your ASP.NET app running on Windows machines using Azure Migrate: App Containerization.
Building a container image for your ASP.NET application.
Deploying your containerized application to Azure App Service using Azure Migrate: App Containerization.

• Monitoring Windows Server Performance

Using built-in tools in Windows Server to monitor server performance.
Understanding the fundamentals of server performance tuning.

• Managing & Monitoring Windows Server Event Logs

Describing event logs.
Using Server Manager and Windows Admin Center to review event logs.
Implementing custom views.
Configuring an event subscription.

• Implementing Windows Server Auditing & Diagnostics

Auditing Windows Server events.
Configuring Windows Server to record diagnostic information.

• Troubleshooting Active Directory

Recovering the AD DS database, objects in AD DS, and SYSVOL.
Troubleshooting AD DS replication.
Troubleshooting Hybrid authentication issues.

• Monitoring Windows Server IaaS Virtual Machines & Hybrid Instances

Enabling Azure Monitor for VMs.
Monitoring an Azure VM with Azure Monitor.
Enabling Azure Monitor in hybrid scenarios.
Collecting data from a Windows computer in a hybrid environment.
Integrating Azure Monitor with Microsoft Operations Manager.

• Monitoring Your Azure Virtual Machines with Azure Monitor

Understanding which monitoring data you need to collect from your VM.
Enabling and viewing recommended alerts and diagnostics.
Using Azure Monitor to collect and analyze VM host metrics data.
Using Azure Monitor Agent to collect VM client performance metrics and event logs.

• Troubleshooting On-premises & Hybrid Networking

Diagnosing DHCP and DNS problems in on-premises contexts.
Diagnosing IP configuration and routing problems.
Implementing Packet Monitor to help diagnose network problems.
Using Azure Network Watcher to troubleshoot Microsoft Azure virtual networks.

• Troubleshooting Windows Server Virtual Machines in Azure

Troubleshooting VM deployment and extension issues.
Troubleshooting VM startup and performance issues.
Troubleshooting VM storage and encryption issues.
Troubleshooting connectivity to VMs.

About the Examination

The 120-150-minute and 40-60-questions-long AZ-801 exam is available in multiple languages, including English, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, and German.

It measures your ability to secure Windows Server on-premises and hybrid infrastructures, implement/manage Windows Server high availability, implement disaster recovery, migrate servers and workloads, and monitor/troubleshoot Windows Server environments.

Leads to the Microsoft Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate certification.

Skills Tested	Weightage
Securing Windows Server On-premises & Hybrid Infrastructures Implementing & Managing Windows Server High Availability Implementing Disaster Recovery Migrating Servers & Workloads Monitoring & Troubleshooting Windows Server Environments	25-30 % 10-15 % 10-15 % 20-25 % 20-25 %

Passing Score: 700/1,000. Exam Cost: $165.
*Note: In addition to the AZ-801 Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services exam, one must also pass the AZ-800 exam to secure Microsoft's Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate accreditation.

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FAQ’s

Is the Microsoft 365 Defender portal different from the Microsoft Defender portal?

No, it is not.

How's the AZ-801T00 training specifically beneficial for Windows Server Hybrid Administrators?

It helps Windows Server Hybrid Administrators already involved in implementing/managing on-premises core technologies to secure and protect their environments, migrate virtual and physical workloads to Azure Iaas, enable a highly available, fully redundant environment, and perform monitoring and troubleshooting.

Is this training meant for expert practitioners?

No, it is an intermediate-level offering.

Does it prepare for more than one Microsoft exam or certification?

It only prepares for the AZ-801 exam, one of two necessary for completing Microsoft's Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate accreditation.

What’s the hourly duration of this training?

Approx. 32 hours spread across 4 days.

Will I get training in sync with all the recent changes in the exam content?

Yes, Vinsys, an authorized Microsoft Partner, always brings you the up-to-date learning curriculum.

Does this training provide approved courseware?

Yes, you will get access to the Microsoft Official Courseware (MOC).

Is there an option to customize the training and choose my desired learning time slots?

You may opt for any of our highly customizable, blended and time-flexible ILVT, online, in-house, interactive face-to-face, eLearning or self-paced solutions

What about the exam retirement date?

Microsoft has not specified any date as yet.