I’m currently doing a bit of revision of 70-410 content going through “Microsoft Windows Server 2012 70-410 with R2 Updates” training by Garth Schulte. First of all I already passed 70-410 exam and did 70-410 course by James Conrad, but just to take a break before 70-411 I decided to review 70-410 content + go … CBT Nuggets Microsoft Windows Server 2012 70-410 with R2 Updates
There are two ways of making your DC a GC and you can read on to learn how. But before we launch into it, just look at this “making your DC a GC” sentence for a moment. It makes me think that it is a good example of what not to do in writing for … How to: enable GC on domain controller (2 ways)
Assume that you replaced failed DHCP server with a new one configured with the same scope. This can possibly lead to situation when your new DHCP server can lease addresses which were earlier issued by failed server if it was configured with the same scope. To mitigate this you can use Conflict detection attempts setting … How to: Make sure that DHCP won’t issue IP which is already in use
As I preparing for 70-410 I just realized that I HAVE TO memorize some IPv6 related things, so hence this table was taken from MSFT documentation and slightly colored by me: You may benefit from reading entire “Chapter 3 – IP Addressing” from ” TCP/IP Fundamentals for Windows” available on TechNet if you in a mood for … Comparing IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing
Managing non-domain joined server is a topic included in 70-410 exam updated for Server 2012 R2. Essentially it requires you to know some extra steps involved into making Server Manager work for you when you need to manage non-domain joined server (either one resided in workgroup or in non-trusted domain). Unfortunately book I’m using to prepare … How to manage non-domain joined server using Server Manager
