Desktop Application Environment Implementation (Exam 70-415)

Desktop Application Environment Implementation (Exam 70-415)

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Description:

You designed and implemented an advanced server infrastructure. As the business expands, it is important for the organization to automate the Windows deployment process. You need to use several desktop infrastructure technologies to automate the Windows deployment in the organizational desktops. To meet these requirements, you will create desktop infrastructure by setting up image capture and managing WDS and MDT in the enterprise network.

You will also configure DFSR server and SCCM, manage RD session host and connection manager, manage remote desktop gateway and web access to support OS deployment with optimized network performance. To ensure the smooth functioning of the desktop infrastructure implementation, you will configure desktops using the Lite-touch and Zero-touch deployments. In addition to these tasks, you will manage user state virtualization, implement user state migration, manage remote desktop gateway, configure RD virtualization host infrastructure, and manage desktop security options to create a centralized and secured data center. By familiarizing yourself with these tasks, you can plan and implement an effective Windows desktop infrastructure in your organization that suits the requirements of your business. In this course, you will implement desktop infrastructure.

Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to implement a desktop infrastructure.

What you will learn:

• Manage enterprise desktop deployments.
• Set up Image Capture.
• Manage WDS.
• Manage MDT.
• Configure DFSR server and SCCM 2012.
• Manage user state virtualization.
• Configure desktops using Lite-Touch.
• Configure zero-touch deployment.
• Implement user state migration.
• Manage RD session host and connection broker.
• Manage RD gateway and web access.
• Configure RD virtualization host infrastructure and client experience.
• Manage desktop security options.
• Manage desktop infrastructure.

Target Student:

This course is intended for IT professionals who need to design, deploy, and implement a Windows desktop infrastructure by using Windows Server 2012 in an enterprise environment. Students should have experience with administering previous Windows Server Operating system and completed their Windows 2012 Server certification (MCSA) or have equivalent skills.
This course helps you to prepare for the 70-415: Implementing a Desktop Infrastructure exam. This course is also the first in the series of two courses that help you to prepare for MSCE: Desktop Infrastructure certification.
Prerequisites:
To ensure your success, you should have experience in Windows Server, specifically in configuring, implementing, and managing the Active Directory and networking infrastructure within a Windows Server enterprise environment.
Before attending this course, students must have:

• Sound knowledge of TCP/IP and networking concepts.
• Sound knowledge of Windows and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) concepts such as, domain user accounts, domain vs. local user accounts, user profiles, and group membership.
• Good knowledge of scripts and batch files.
• Sound knowledge of security concepts such as authentication and authorization.
• Understanding of the client administration capabilities of Windows Server.
• General understanding of management tools such as System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, System Center 2012 Operations Manager, and System Center 2012 Data Protection Manager.
• Knowledge of imaging, packaging, and operating system deployment concepts.
• Understanding of certificates and Certification Authority (CA) implementation and configuration.
• Equivalent knowledge to Windows 2012 MCSA.
• Experience administering Windows Server in a complex environment having the number of users in the range of 2,500 to 50,000 or above; multiple domain controllers and multiple physical locations; network services and resources such as databases, file and print, messaging, firewalls, Internet access, an intranet, and client computer management; capability for handing Windows 8 client desktops; and capability to deploy and manage both physical and virtual applications.

You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following courses:

• Microsoft® Windows Server® 2012: Installation and Configuration (Exam 70-410)
• Microsoft® Windows Server® 2012: Administration (Exam 70-411)
• Microsoft® Windows Server® 2012: Configuring Advanced Services (Exam 70-412)

Course-specific Technical Requirements
Hardware
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:

• Intel i3 or above or any standard processor capable of supporting 64-bit OS and Hyper-V.
• 12 GB or more of RAM
• 500 GB or above hard disk space
• A Windows Server 2012-compatible network adapter.
• DVD-ROM drive
• Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device)
• 1024 x 768 resolution monitor recommended
• Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen
• Internet connectivity is mandatory for this course.
• USB Flash Drive is required for an activity in Lesson 13.

Course Content

Lesson 1: Overview of Enterprise Desktop Deployments
Topic A: Identify the Components of Enterprise Desktops
Topic B: Identify a Deployment Method
Topic C: Identify Product Licenses Using VAMT
Topic D: Create Infrastructure Readiness Outline with MAP Tool
Lesson 2: Setting Up Image Capture
Topic A: Examine Desktop Images
Topic B: Prepare the OS for Image Capture
Lesson 3: Managing WDS
Topic A: Configure WDS
Topic B: Configure Images
Topic C: Create a Discover Image Using WDS
Lesson 4: Managing MDT
Topic A: Configure MDT
Topic B: Implement MDT Deployment with WDS
Lesson 5: Configuring DFSR Server and SCCM 2012
Topic A: Configure DFSR Server
Topic B: Configure SCCM 2012
Lesson 6: Managing User State Virtualization
Topic A: Configure User State Virtualization
Topic B: Configure Microsoft User Experience Virtualization
Lesson 7: Configuring Desktops Using Lite-Touch
Topic A: Configure Lite-Touch Deployment
Topic B: Configure Image Restrictions
Lesson 8: Configuring Zero-Touch Deployment
Topic A: Examine Zero-Touch Deployment
Topic B: Configure Task Sequencing
Topic C: Integrate Deployment Tools
Topic D: Perform Multicast Transmission with SCCM 2012
Lesson 9: Implementing User State Migration
Topic A: Examine User State Migration
Topic B: Perform User State Migration With USMT
Topic C: Perform User State Migration With SCCM 2012
Lesson 10: Managing RD Session Host and Connection Broker
Topic A: Install RDS
Topic B: Configure RD Session Host and RD Connection Broker
Lesson 11: Managing RD Gateway and Web Access
Topic A: Configure RD Gateway
Topic B: Configure RD Web Access
Lesson 12: Configuring RD Virtualization Host Infrastructure and Client Experience
Topic A: Configure an RD Virtualization Host Infrastructure
Topic B: Configure RD Client Experience
Lesson 13: Managing Desktop Security Options
Topic A: Configure Advanced Auditing and UAC
Topic B: Implement Endpoint Protection
Topic C: Implement BitLocker
Topic D: Manage Removable Media Restrictions
Topic E: Apply File Encryption Using the EFS
Lesson 14: Managing Desktop Infrastructure
Topic A: Configure Windows Update Infrastructure
Topic B: Monitor Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Topic C: Manage Virtual Collections
Appendix A: Exam 70-415: Implementing a Desktop Infrastructure

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