Great Job again man! I have a short interview with a recruiter tomorrow trying to help me get a job with my new A+ cert and these videos have made me feel so confident about basic IT helpdesk work.
I dont think it's too advanced. These little nuggets of info can save you from mistakes. as a someone new to HD role. I want to ensure all safety guards are in place.
Thank you. Watching your helpdesk playlist vids. I am earning a lot. I also setup my own Win Server 2016 to be able to follow and practice what you teach in your channel.
Hey Kev, I finished your homelab playlist and have been practicing lately. I wanted to ask, is it good practice to remove the majority of the Security Groups that Server Manager created by default? The OCD in me wants to clean it up but I'm not sure if keeping them or deleting them is the standard. Also, I've secured my first IT job interview Monday and have started utilizing your interview content in preparation. Thank you for everything you do!
@b-koz we normally have separate groups for everything. Even the default groups should be protected. It's part of best security practices. Good luck on the interview.
Hi Kev, I really appreciate these videos bec its very helpful for me as an aspiring IT Helpdesk. But do you have any videos about scripting? UNix, DB, powershell, etc? I also may want to try applications support role in the future.
Might be a dumb question, but why do you copy the administrator account for the helpdesk role? Doesn't the helpdesk account then get all the different tools from being a member of Administrators? If someone joins the helpdesk of a company, wouldn't they just be given a regular User account?
thanks for your videos! After completing all 14 videos in your Helpdesk Lab playlist, would you say an applicant is ready to apply for jobs? Is this playlist sufficient or would you recommend further video trainings?
@@KevtechITSupport Thanks for all your help. and your quick response. I'm watching these videos and will start applying as soon as I'm finished. Do you have a link to the resume video or name of it? Or is the video in this playlist?
Hello Kevin I need your advice, I'd like to start a career on IT, and one day become a Systems Administrator, but I'm not quite sure on how to go about it. Thanks!
@@amalia4519 get comptia a+ first. Afterwards you can get ccna if you want to be a network admin. Otherwise you can go for Microsoft azure for system admin.
For IT Support. You need to know how to reset a password using active directory, how to add someone to a security group, how to unlock an account when someone locks themselves out, how to disable an account. Those are common questions.
Hello kevtech, nice videos, but please i have a challenge, precisely on the time of this video which is at 9:40 when enabling recycle Bin, when i tried enabling mine on my lab it keeps telling me "Insufficeint access rights to perform the operation" please what could i be doing wrong? please help advice
Kevin I want to understand something properly please . We have here a windows client connected to the domain . We are controlling the client via the server right . In a real environment we may have x-number of clients being served controlled from a server domain . So in this virtual lab example we have say just the one client machine . With multiple users who can access the network via this one client . Many users can be part of a specific OU group. When we extend a real network say in a school setting , Do we actually start in the beginning this way . 2 physical computers . Router Switch Cables. Wireless. Then software configurations .
That's depends on the company. But most places have a dedicated server on the cloud or onsite. The server controls group policy. We also have a network set up in the cloud or idf room. Server controls group policy and other stuff
@@KevtechITSupport Thanks Kevin. But if I have a few real computers about , and I want to test this out in my own small home network. I have 4 desktop computers. 4 laptops wirless. A network ip/Ethernet capable printer.. A router. A switch And cat5 cables. Should I be encouraged to hook this real network up . Provided I have the time and space . What's your advice Kevin. Thanks
@@KevtechITSupport It's just that virtualization configuration alone to me feels out of reality . Could I still apply all the. Map drive configuration. Remote accessing . File management. Etc.. What will be the clear real difference . ? Thanks Kevin
@Zaminr Radiendo you can if you want. Join discord. We will be going back and forth and chat. Better off joining discord. I don't like commenting 100 times in chat when I have discord.
@@KevtechITSupport ahh so using the initial VMware login wouldn't be the right account. I should log into the domain\Username account or Domain\Admin account? intersting because my login doesnt show up like yiours it's VMWARE which is a local account. Am I thinking about this correctly. I believe in the beginning of your other vid you mentioned about is this a domain login or not I'll have to review this
How do you fix the "No internet Access" after creating the admin account. I saw that your admin account had the yellow icon after you created it in your part 2 video but now its gone. I cant seem to fix it please help
Under users go to the administrator user at the top. Right click and change password. Make it easy to remember. Click properties and then account. Set user logon name to admin. Sign out and sign back in via admin and your password. Should have permissions to enable trash bin. Mind you I am just starting all this and have no idea what im doing but after messing with it for a while this worked for me
Your videos area a blessing! I learned more from this than I did searching udemy and other channels on youtube. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Great Job again man! I have a short interview with a recruiter tomorrow trying to help me get a job with my new A+ cert and these videos have made me feel so confident about basic IT helpdesk work.
I dont think it's
too advanced. These little nuggets of info can save you from mistakes. as a someone new to HD role. I want to ensure all safety guards are in place.
2nd! Kev you the man! I been applying for my first help desk job. All the success post keep me going. Keep up the good work!
thank you and good luck.
God bless you Kev, you are an awesome human being, already subscribed
Thank you. Watching your helpdesk playlist vids. I am earning a lot. I also setup my own Win Server 2016 to be able to follow and practice what you teach in your channel.
Cool
Thanks for your time sharing! I am learning IT Yeah!
Really Good stuff. Trying to land my 1st IT job.
Good luck
I appreciate the effort you are putting in, Thank you
Hey Kev I'm just retiring from my job and getting into IT. Studying for my A+. Your vids are great and I am on Discord. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much, I'm new to IT and this is very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Take a shot everytime you hear "brand new to IT"
The net use and net user cmds are new to me. Very useful
thanks.
Hey Kev, I finished your homelab playlist and have been practicing lately. I wanted to ask, is it good practice to remove the majority of the Security Groups that Server Manager created by default? The OCD in me wants to clean it up but I'm not sure if keeping them or deleting them is the standard.
Also, I've secured my first IT job interview Monday and have started utilizing your interview content in preparation. Thank you for everything you do!
@b-koz we normally have separate groups for everything. Even the default groups should be protected. It's part of best security practices. Good luck on the interview.
Hell yeah! You the man Kev!
Newbee subscriber here man, trying to catch up on your previous videos. It is really helpful man. Keep it up 🤘🏻
thanks!
Really helpful!
Thank you Kevin!
I appreciate !
Thank you Kevtech. I have learned a lot.
Hi Kev, I really appreciate these videos bec its very helpful for me as an aspiring IT Helpdesk. But do you have any videos about scripting? UNix, DB, powershell, etc? I also may want to try applications support role in the future.
I don't have videos on that. Not yet anyways.
Thanks, these videos also serve as a great refresher.
Cool
Thank you so much for the videos !!!!!!
Might be a dumb question, but why do you copy the administrator account for the helpdesk role? Doesn't the helpdesk account then get all the different tools from being a member of Administrators? If someone joins the helpdesk of a company, wouldn't they just be given a regular User account?
its for demonstration purposes but helpdesk would have some admin stuff to do these things on active directory but its rsat tools.
Thanks for the video. Ave Christus Rex !
Glad it helps.
Thank you a lot for the copy trick , I was doing manually for all new onboarding tickets :((
Nice
Just realized Kev's favorite phrase is "hopefully that makes sense" lol.
Make a shirt out of it and put a photo of me on it lol
thanks for your videos! After completing all 14 videos in your Helpdesk Lab playlist, would you say an applicant is ready to apply for jobs? Is this playlist sufficient or would you recommend further video trainings?
Yes, this sufficient enough for work experience to add on the resume. I have a resume video which works together with this home lab.
@@KevtechITSupport Thanks for all your help. and your quick response. I'm watching these videos and will start applying as soon as I'm finished. Do you have a link to the resume video or name of it? Or is the video in this playlist?
@@ztreddedb2949 try this one ua-cam.com/video/9FogsgVnpDM/v-deo.html
@@KevtechITSupport thanks Kevin!
Great!
For the ADWS is not active not able to enable Recycle bin what should i do Should delete the and start from begining ?
thank you for this Kevin
Hello Kevin I need your advice, I'd like to start a career on IT, and one day become a Systems Administrator, but I'm not quite sure on how to go about it. Thanks!
Helpdesk-> system admin
@@KevtechITSupport what certifications should I first take? Comptia A+, CCNA...???
@@amalia4519 get comptia a+ first. Afterwards you can get ccna if you want to be a network admin. Otherwise you can go for Microsoft azure for system admin.
Thanks! 🙌🏽
Appreciate for your help.
thanks!
Thank man! Great stuff!
Thanks
Love you bro. I/WE appreciate your work
Thanks
should "protect object from accidental deletion" always be enabled?
Why would it not enabled by default across all OUs?
That depends on the company and how there set up. Goes back to the system admin. For safety measures, I would keep it enabled.
Thank you
nice!👍
thanks. this videos are awesome!
Hey Kev. Hope you're well
doing well, thanks.
I didn't catch some of Kevin's questions that might get asked during an interview, Can someone share it with the group?
For IT Support. You need to know how to reset a password using active directory, how to add someone to a security group, how to unlock an account when someone locks themselves out, how to disable an account. Those are common questions.
Hello kevtech, nice videos, but please i have a challenge, precisely on the time of this video which is at 9:40 when enabling recycle Bin, when i tried enabling mine on my lab it keeps telling me "Insufficeint access rights to perform the operation" please what could i be doing wrong? please help advice
Permissions. The error message is stating that. If your not following my steps. It will not work.
@@KevtechITSupport thanks so much
Kevin I want to understand something properly please .
We have here a windows client connected to the domain .
We are controlling the client via the server right .
In a real environment we may have x-number of clients being served controlled from a server domain .
So in this virtual lab example we have say just the one client machine .
With multiple users who can access the network via this one client .
Many users can be part of a specific OU group.
When we extend a real network say in a school setting ,
Do we actually start in the beginning this way .
2 physical computers .
Router
Switch
Cables.
Wireless.
Then software configurations .
That's depends on the company. But most places have a dedicated server on the cloud or onsite. The server controls group policy. We also have a network set up in the cloud or idf room. Server controls group policy and other stuff
@@KevtechITSupport
Thanks Kevin.
But if I have a few real computers about , and I want to test this out in my own small home network.
I have 4 desktop computers.
4 laptops wirless.
A network ip/Ethernet capable printer..
A router.
A switch
And cat5 cables.
Should I be encouraged to hook this real network up . Provided I have the time and space .
What's your advice Kevin.
Thanks
Up too you. I wouldn't recommend it because you might end up breaking your pc and stuff if you don't know what your doing.
@@KevtechITSupport
It's just that virtualization configuration alone to me feels out of reality .
Could I still apply all the.
Map drive configuration.
Remote accessing .
File management.
Etc..
What will be the clear real difference .
?
Thanks Kevin
@Zaminr Radiendo you can if you want. Join discord. We will be going back and forth and chat. Better off joining discord. I don't like commenting 100 times in chat when I have discord.
at the 10:47 mark of your video I noticed I dont have the Administrator option listed under the Users section
that's the account you create when you install active directory.
At 9:40 enabling the Recyle Bin why would I get "Insufficient access rights to perform the operation" ?
You need rights on the domain controller to do this. Need to be login with an account that has the ability to do this.
@@KevtechITSupport ahh so using the initial VMware login wouldn't be the right account. I should log into the domain\Username account or Domain\Admin account? intersting because my login doesnt show up like yiours it's VMWARE which is a local account. Am I thinking about this correctly. I believe in the beginning of your other vid you mentioned about is this a domain login or not I'll have to review this
@@KT-ni4lq did u figure this out? I have a similar problem
@@jakubbilski1111 yes log in with the admin account. That did it for me.
How do you fix the "No internet Access" after creating the admin account. I saw that your admin account had the yellow icon after you created it in your part 2 video but now its gone. I cant seem to fix it please help
come to discord for help. I don't like helping someone in chat. They comments will go back and forth.
somehow i dont have the "obejct" button in "guest properties" ?!
Need to download guest addition in virtual box
@@KevtechITSupport it is already downloaded
That makes sense
How to connect my virtual machine to internet?
Set it up with virtual network adapter.
@@KevtechITSupport Thanks
Could you elaborate the process for me Please?
@@pratikrai2317 did you get it??
9:24 does anyone know how to fix the "Insufficient rights" error when trying to enable the recycle bin?
@@813daniel permissions. The account you logged in with doesn't have access to do it
Under users go to the administrator user at the top. Right click and change password. Make it easy to remember. Click properties and then account. Set user logon name to admin. Sign out and sign back in via admin and your password. Should have permissions to enable trash bin. Mind you I am just starting all this and have no idea what im doing but after messing with it for a while this worked for me