Cbt Nuggets

MCSA: Windows Server 2016 (70-743) Online Training
The exam associated with this course has been retired. However, this course still retains value as a training resource.
In this intermediate Microsoft Server 2016 training, Garth Schulte prepares learners to take the 70-743 exam. Assuming you already hold a different MCSA, this is the one exam required to earn the MCSA: Windows Server 2016 certification.

The CompTIA Network+ is an internationally recognized certification, validating an individual’s fundamental IT networking knowledge and skills. Kick off your network career or improve on the networking skills you already have with this vendor-neutral video training. Learn to configure, manage, secure, and troubleshoot both wired and wireless networks, as you prepare for CompTIA’s N10-007 certification exam.

This VMware training course with Keith Barker prepares learners to configure and maintain highly available and scalable virtual infrastructures using vSphere v6.5. With the use of hands-on virtual labs, you can practice while you watch as you learn about vCenter Server, high availability, fault tolerance, optimization, security, and much more….

This PowerShell video training with Don Jones covers the latest version of Microsoft’s task automation framework, including using the help system, formatting, scripting, and more.

70-532: Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions is an introduction to the various components that make up the Microsoft Azure platform. As a developer-focused course, these Nuggets will address these features from the perspective of an aspiring or experienced web developer. This course also will help you prepare for the certification exam, by covering each course objective, as well as demonstrating practical applications for using these features.

This Windows PowerShell training course serves as a broad reference library of all the Microsoft's dynamic programming language and interactive command line shell can do. This course is a powerful reference for PowerShell versions 2, 3, and 4, and clearly explains everything an administrator might want to do with the shell.

How do you manage a Windows infrastructure? Installing applications by walking around is so 1990. Automation is the name of today’s game, and nothing spells Windows automation such as System Center Configuration Manager. Automation has been called the Windows Administrator’s force multiplier. With the right tools, it enables a well prepared administrator to monitor and enact change to exactly the right devices at exactly the right time.