Let me help you become a Systems AdministratorHi, I am Mike Walton. I have worked in IT my entire adult life and I know what it takes to be a good Systems Administrator. I am here to help you learn everything you need to be a successful Systems Administrator. Start today to change your career and your life for the better.
One of my first jobs in IT was for a smallish company of around 200 employees. My office was the server room and we had two racks of servers and networking equipment and one rack of battery backups. One day a hurricane Isabel came through the area, that should give...
Windows Server 2016 is a new version of Windows that came out in, you guess it 2016. We need to understand Windows Server 2016 so that we can properly manage it. In this video, I am going to talk about some storage features in Windows Server 2016. We will create a...
Understanding Windows Server 2012 R2 is very important for a Systems Administrator and it is widely used in businesses. Microsoft added some great features around storage in Windows Server 2012 that we can really take advantage of. In this video, I will be going...
Become a PowerShell Ninja is a full course starting you from scratch to being an expert, or ninja, in PowerShell. PowerShell is a Shell terminal created by Microsoft that greatly enhances their command prompt and gives you a full scripting language you can use. PowerShell is perfect for systems automation and helps you to just get jobs done quicker.
In this course we will start with the basics of PowerShell accessing the terminal, checking the version, understanding cmdlets and more. Then we will start creating our own basic scripts using variables, If Then decisions, and loops. Then we will move into more advanced topics like creating a GUI interface as well as accessing RESTFul APIs.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
With over 600 new students signing up to improve their careers in the first two weeks, the “Complete Exchange 2013 and 2016 Practical Guide” is your complete guide to building and maintaining an Exchange 2013 and Exchange 2016 environment.
In this course, we will start by going over Microsoft Exchange and email concepts. Then we will move right into building our own Microsoft Exchange 2013 and Exchange 2016 environment from scratch. We will make all the configurations needed just as we would do in a production business environment.
Unlike many other courses, this course was designed to not only teach you Microsoft Exchange Server but to act as a continual reference when administrating Microsoft Exchange Server. All of the demonstration lectures are kept short and to the point of allowing any student to quickly refer to them on a day to day basis.