Microsoft Official Course

20741B
Networking with Windows Server 2016
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 Windows Server 2016 certification path

MCSA: Windows Server 2016

Exam 70-740 Exam 70-741 Exam 70-742 Exam 70-743

Installation, Storage Networking with Identity with Upgrading Your

and Compute with Windows Server Windows Server Skills to MCSA:
Windows Server 2016 2016 Windows Server
2016 2016

OR

Course 20740B Course 20741B Course 20742B Course 20743B

Installation, Storage, Networking with Identity with Upgrading Your

and Compute with Windows Server Windows Server Skills to MCSA:
Windows Server 2016 2016 Windows Server
2016 2016
Preparing for the labs

Your lab activities center around a fictitious company, A. Datum Corporation,

and you will learn to:

The lab exercises are designed to learn the deployment of network

services with Server 2016. In this module you will learn to Plan,
implement, and troubleshoot network services like
• DHCP, DNS
• Advanced IP addressing schemes
• Remote access to networks
• Network storage
• Routing concepts
Please copy the following folders from the root of the external
drives being handed out in the class to your Downloads folder:
• _2016_BaseVM
• _2016_20740C-VM
Course outline

Module 1
Planning and implementing an IPv4 network

Module 2
Implementing DHCP

Module 3
Implementing IPv6

Module 4
Implementing DNS

Module 5
Implementing and managing IPAM
Course outline, continued

Module 6
Remote access in Windows Server 2016

Module 7
Implementing DirectAccess

Module 8
Implementing VPNs

Module 9
Implementing networking for branch offices

Module 10
Configuring advanced networking features

Module 11
Implementing Software Defined Networking
Lab Setup

1. Install the Hyper-V server role

2. Install the virtual machine files
3. Create virtual switches
4. Run the VM-Pre-Import script
5. Import the virtual machines on the computer
6. Configure the virtual machines on the computer
7. Configure the Host1 computer to boot to the 20741B-LON-
HOST1.vhd
8. Install the Hyper-V server role on LON-HOST1
9. Create a Private Virtual Network
10. Run the VM-Pre-Import script
11. Configure the virtual machines on LON-HOST1
12. Configure the MT17B-WS2016-NAT virtual machine

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 Virtual machine environment

VM name: Use as:

20741B-LON-DC1 (-B) Domain controller running Windows Server 2016 in the
Adatum.com domain
20741B-LON-SVR1 (-B) Windows Server 2016 servers in the Adatum.com domain
20741B-LON-SVR2
20741B-TOR-SVR1 Windows Server 2016 server in the Adatum.com domain
located in the Toronto office
20741B-SYD-SVR1 Windows Server 2016 server in the Adatum.com domain
located in the Sydney office
20741B-INET1 Windows Server 2016 server providing simulated Internet
access (running DHCP, DNS, and Web services)
20741B-EU-RTR Standalone Windows Servers used for routers
20741B-NA-RTR
20741B-LON-CL1 (-B) Client computers running Windows 10 and Office 2016 in
20741B-LON-CL2 the Adatum.com domain
20741B-LON-HOST1 Host machine used for boot-to-vhd scenarios
 Course Outline
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Module 1:
Installation and setup Planning and Module 3: Module 2:
of virtual machines implementing an IPv4 Implementing IPv6 Implementing DHCP
network

Module 5: Module 6: Midterm

Module 4:
Implementing and Remote access in Lab Day Assignments 1, 2, 3,
Implementing DNS
managing IPAM Windows Server 2016 4, 5, and 6 due

Chapter 9:
Chapter 7: Chapter 10:
Chapter 8: Implementing
Family Day Implementing Configuring advanced
Implementing VPNs networking for branch
DirectAccess networking features
offices

Chapter 11:
Final Exam
Implementing
Project Day Project Day Lab Day Assignments 7, 8, 9,
Software Defined
10, and 11 Due
Networking
Evaluations and Grading

Grade Categories Weight

Participation 10%
Daily Quiz 10%
Assignments 20%
Midterm Exam 25%
Final Exam 25%
Project 10%

Grading Scale
Course Passing Mark 70%

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 Assignments and Projects

• How much do I loose if I just don't hand this one in, or

miss a day, or skip an exam question...?
• On your overall mark you will loose the following:

Component Weight Missed Mark Missed Missed

Component Course
weight Weight
Attendance: 10% 1 Day 5% 1%
Quiz 10% 1 Quiz 7.7% 1%
Assignments 20% 1 Assignment 7% 2%
Midterm 25% 2 marks (1 question) 1% .25%
Final Exam 25% 2 marks (1 question) 1% .25%

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Classroom Policies
• Each Unit of coursework is expected to require 4 hours of effort to
complete all the Unit’s in-class assignments, assessments, and
deliverables
• Homework assignments and other materials assigned are to be
completed outside of Unit hours
• It is the student’s responsibility to keep track of any materials due
during the course
• Cell phones MUST be on vibrate mode during class
• It is recommended Students should purchase a USB flash drive, or
external hard drive of at least 8Gb in size
• Bring a headphone set for any audio material
• School Cancellation (Due to Weather & Road Conditions only),
Willis College will follow the policy of OCDSB when cancelling
classes, if the OCDSB cancels classes, Willis Classes will be canceled.
• Go to the OCDSB Website
• Listen to 1310 AM

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Instructional Offences

• A student commits an instructional offence if they:

• Cheat on an exam, test, assignment or project
• Commit an act of plagiarism
• Disrupt a class or period of instruction in spite of continuous
warnings to discontinue any act or behavior reasonably judged
by the instructor of the course to be detrimental to the class
• Any student found in violation of these regulations may
be:
• Expelled
• Suspended
• Placed on probation and/or reprimanded
• Awarded an F in the course

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Student Share

• A link to a Share from OneDrive will be emailed

to students at the beginning of the module
containing the Course Outline, Class slides,
Assignments, Quizzes, and Other documents
• A shared calendar will also be sent out so you
can see any changes in the scheduled module

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Attendance

• Attendance is recorded in class daily, A sign-in sheet will

be provided for students to sign in
• It is the student’s responsibility to sign in or be
identified as absent for that class
• Attendance can affect your funding for the college
(OSAP, Second Careers, etc.), please review your funding
contract
• An email and explanation is required if unable to attend
class, or if unable to make it on time
• Students are required to schedule all personal
appointments (doctor, dentist, job interviews,
certification exams, personal appointments, etc.) outside
of instruction time
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Attendance

• Daily class hours are as follows:

• AM classes: 0800h to 1200h
• PM classes: 1300h to 1700h
• Students are expected to be in class 15 to 30 minutes
BEFORE class begins
• In order to get a full attendance mark, students must
remain until the end of class, or are dismissed by the
instructor
• You will not be permitted to enter class after class
begins (at 0800h or 1300h), if you are late, you may
come in at break (1000h, 1500h)

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Quizzes

• A quiz will be provided daily before the lecture at

exactly 0800h, during the first 20 minutes of class.
• If you come in after 0800h, you are late, and will need to
complete a digital quiz for a maximum mark of 50%
• Quizzes are to be handed in to be marked
• A digital quiz will be provided on the Student Share for
studying for exams, and those that are late, or absent
• If a quiz is missed, a digital copy is to be emailed to the
instructor within 24 hours for a mark of 50%
• A quiz submitted after 24 hours will receive a mark of 0

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Exams

• All exams will be written on the dates identified

on the course outline calendar
• No cell phones, calculators, or laptops open or
visible on desks during exams, they are to be
put away
• It may be requested that they be put at the front of
the class
• If late for an exam you will only have the
remaining time allotted to complete the test
• Both the instructor and Student Services must
be notified in advance if a student is to be
absent on the day of an exam
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Exams

• A legitimate excuse, such as sudden illness supported

by a doctor’s certificate will be taken into consideration
and could afford the student the opportunity to write
the exam upon his/her return
• Absence from an exam in all other cases will result in 0%
on the exam, a failed course, and potentially a failed
diploma
• Given unforeseen extenuating circumstances, Student
Services in consultation with the instructor may:
• Allow the student to retake the course at a later date for a grade
of 70% if successful
• Allow the student to write a supplemental exam for a final grade
of 70% if successful

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Assignments and Projects

• Assignments and Projects are to be handed in

before class starts on the day they are due,
identified in the class schedule, and in the
course outline.
• Assignments and Projects must be submitted in
.pdf format, with the following filename format:
• COURSECODE-Assignment #-Student Name.pdf
• Anything not submitted this way will be docked
33% for every offense.

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Assignments and Projects

• The assignments are broken down into two

sections or more
• The first, a requirement for a screenshot from your
chapter labs
• The second is for PowerShell
• For the PowerShell section, you are not required to run the
command, but you must provide the full command that
would be run.
• For example, there will be a lab where it will ask you to
create a user using the Active Directory Users and
Computers console. The PowerShell portion of the
assignment would require you to create the user using
PowerShell.
• Not an acceptable submission: (a partially complete
command)
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New-ADUser -Name <name of user>
Assignments and Projects

• You will be required to provide the full command with all

options filled in
New-ADUser -Name "Jack Robinson" -GivenName
"Jack" -Surname "Robinson" -SamAccountName
"J.Robinson" -UserPrincipalName
"[email protected]" -Path
"OU=Managers,DC=enterprise,DC=com" -
AccountPassword(Read-Host -AsSecureString
"Input Password") -Enabled $true
• Incomplete sections of the assignment, you will lose
33% of the assignment mark for each part

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Assignments and Projects

• Late Assignments and Projects will receive a

mark of zero
• Chapter labs may be assigned to be completed
during class time, a special lab document will be
sent to students to complete and hand in before
the end of class
• All assignments will be due as per instructor
directions

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Class Breakdown

• This is how the daily distribution of work will be during

class.
• It is the student’s responsibility for any classes missed,
get the notes, assignments and homework
• This schedule is subject to change by the instructor

Component Length (approx.) AM Approx Time PM Approx Time

Quiz 20 mins 0800h to 0820h 1300h to 1320h
Lecture 100 mins 0820h to 1000h 1320h to 1500h
Break 20 mins 1000h to 1020h 1500h to 1520h
Lecture / Labs 100 mins 1020h to 1200h 1520h to 1700h
TOTAL TIME 240 mins (4h) End: 1200h End: 1700h

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